I have the same problem with my own website you see. My homepage shows small preview images of my projects and if you select one it takes you to that gallery, however the website does not compress the images and fetches the full size ones from my gallery so my landing page is over 18MB

Still building and refining. Been busy with other things. [image: Tyeg_Japaneselanterns4.png]

Thanks mate.

Very cool! Can you post more views?

Breathtaking in their simplicity ! Bravo.

Dood, thanks for taking the time, much appreciated.

I reckon Liam has a good chance with his entry, there is a good level of competition but hopefully he takes it.

Thanks Bryan. Learning Maxwell now.

Thanks, there are several invisible lights as well as the hdri daylight. Twilight render v2.

Paul's Moose?? - 100 % for sure, that´s Paul's Moose!!

It has promise, reminds me of places like the Tate modern gallery etc, definitely looking like you should finish it.

Thank you,there are a few areas where I am not happy yet but I will remake those.

Thanks John, much appreciated.

I am still impressed

@serrot said: @daniel said: @serrot said: @ntxdave said: Very interesting use of a limited amount of property space. Thank you Daniel, I owe it to your teachings oh great one. not only is there a need for privacy but the wall on the right of the house needs to be a sound barrier, the neighbor has several dogs that yap day and night. I've a few neighbors like that - their dogs bark constantly the minute they see me or anyone else, and they don't stop! Your house also reminds me of the very first project in architecture school (also a house) which was on a lot bounded on three sides by 10' walls - the professor didn't want us to worry about context. I turned mine into a giant aquarium with part of the house under water. "great one" - I like that.

Gorgeous!

Finally, here's the finished product! https://youtu.be/mDsmW3StIIQ

.dae can't b uploaded but if you zip it you can upload the zip file. Nice work so far. Long journey ahead! It is a beautiful building inside and out.

@tuna1957 said: Lisa, Making mistakes is part of the learning process so don't let it get you down. I made plenty of mistakes early on, heck I still do. The mistakes just aren't as bad or as often as when I first started. Soldier on and try new things and don't worry about making an error. That's why SU has an eraser tool . Thank you for your kind words Nice to see that even professionals still mess up 'cause I've been struggling a lot with SketchUp. I try to keep getting better at it, though.

Thanks Bryan, there are some things I am still not happy about, like the APC which has changed a few times too. Someday I will settle on an iteration.