Thanks all !!! I didn't think i receive well comment so much. I'm a new architect and i my will try to more than more (sorry for my bad English)

Thanks Steve. Always loved the minimal and clear design of the pen, but didn't know that in 1979 it won one of the most prestigious (in Italy) design prizes. http://ftp.adi-design.org//xi-edizione-premio-compasso-d-oro-adi.html

Wow, Gus....! WOW!!!!!!

@jo-ke said: Yes I started around 10:00 AM And finished about 06:00 PM Well, I coulda done it in an hour (plus maybe a month) Except for the rendering, which I couldn't do at all Crap I hate you. JK

And I see that guy changed into warm weather attire, too.

Hi John, I love the charm of these British homes. Very well done. Charly

@chrisglasier said: The depth of wall hung cabinets appear to be too deep to be usable. I thought I changed that but thanks

thanx a lot ...

love the idea... love the presentation. I had to struggle to see the container in it. awesome.

@hellnbak said: Wow, you have been productive! Really like your work, especially the moodiness of some of them, the fog and the rain. One of them reminded me very much of "Blade Runner", a very moody film. Thank you very much,hellnbak. Yeah, it`s all about the mood for me.And the inspiration often comes from movies indeed

Nice work. I love the concrete work. As a painter I can tell you that using an off-white will help. Though it won't be pure white, it will still be "white" without being so bright. Or if you can manipulate the color just add a little black (just a touch) to shut it up a little. From what I see it seems to be an issue of color choice and material for the building. Try to stay away from primary or bright colors. You would be surprised what lighting will do so don't be afraid to go darker or dirty up a color in a paint program. Even just changing the wooden beam textures to darker wood with a bump map would make a big difference. Aside from the color choices on the building, the scene is very nice.

@lrsuser said: @focpt said: Excellent lighting, and I like how the entourage doesn't distract from the subject (building). One thing that bothers me is the perspective, the vertical lines on the building all aren't vertical. Maybe try two point perspective. The three point perspective bugs me as well...almost always. Though I believe that Podium cant render a two point perspective. Thanks for your comments! ~e True Podium does not render 2point perspective but you can do lens correction in photoshop. Just quick try....literary less than a minute. [image: N8jg_03a.png]

@marked001 said: http://curbed.cc/MN7Vwb Congrats Mate, looks great.

wow this one looks stunning. almost can't tell if it's a photo a little displacement maybe would fit the cigar?

Thanks everyone. Daniel, I have looked at Windsor so many times! can you suggest a view because she's so big. It would still need to be identifiable, even Street View can't get near! She's a small town in herself. aadb, I can see what you mean now it's pointed out, the garden wall is making it look worse because they are at different angles. John

stunning!

Nice work, I would splash some colour in the top two to really bring them to life.

Reminds me of the ending of 2001 where Dave Bowman sees himself born and age in the stark white Neoclassical-like rooms.

Thanks Bryan K & allanx. For the concrete texture I used, here it is. [image: pjP9_concrete_04.jpg] concrete_04.rar EDIT: I also adjusted the bump amount to a lower value.

good looking render! I bet a little vignetting around the edges would really make the building pop!