Buildings
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Excellent work!
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Impressive! A great inspiration.
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Thanks!
The truth is that these models are pretty old. (I Create them with SketchUp 5).
I believe that I construct now them better…So lets start with the new models (2008-2009)!!
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Great arc, fine details!
(I'd lose that stone texture though as it really looks unnatural for an arc)
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thank you so much Roberto for such beautiful models and all the great information!! please keep posting more!!
Question- how come the more complicated model (palace posted on June 10th) has a lot less faces and edges and components than, let say, a lot of the other models and this arc you just posted? maybe i'm not seeing the complexity in the others...
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@trillium said:
Question- how come the more complicated model (palace posted on June 10th) has a lot less faces and edges and components than, let say, a lot of the other models and this arc you just posted?
More groups created makes a less complex model
The arc has a lot of diferent groups (each detail is a group) so the details can be inproved in a very easy manner changing the level of detail of the group.Sorry, i'm not an expert in english!
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If you want a lot of projects of never made royal palaces, projects of buildings of the XIX and XX century and built ones, you can find a lot of documentation here:
Madrid:
All Spain:
If it can inspire you...
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There are other very beautiful places. Toledo or Cordoba are very touristic ones. Salamanca too.
But you have a lot of very hidden treasures, medieval towns without tourists, even Caceres has a medieval city and is not a very touristic one. In the province of Jaen, Ubeda and Baeza (I prefer Baeza).
The Royal Palaces of Spain in Madrid and Segovia have the original furniture of XVIII - XIX century.
Regarding my english, I know that is limited but I don't use Google translator to be sure that I have written everything right. Anyway feel free to correct my english if you see something wrong
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@pichuneke said:
There are other very beautiful places. Toledo or Cordoba are very touristic ones. Salamanca too.
Great link, Thanks!
@pichuneke said:
Regarding my english, I know that is limited but I don't use Google translator
i use Google and Yahoo to translate but they are very bad...
There is a bad model i made one year ago...
1002675 edges
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that is a great website!!! thank you both, Roberto and Pichuneke, for the inspiring architectural models and websites!! i LOVE spanish architecture and one of the first things on my wishlist is visiting Granada / Alhambra.
please don't apologized for either of your English, they aren't bad at all. if you feel limited by the poetics and depth of your thoughts that need to be shared, here's a tool- http://translate.google.com you can copy and paste any text or web URL. i've used it quite a bit ever since i joined this forum and there are so many talented people speaking other languages !! OK, below is the tranlation, see if it's good.......%(#BF40FF)[que es un gran sitio! gracias tanto, Roberto y Pichuneke, inspirador de la arquitectura y los modelos de sitios web! : sketchstatic: i LOVE arquitectura español y una de las primeras cosas que en mi deseo es visitar Granada / Alhambra.
por favor, no se disculpó por cualquiera de sus Inglés. si se siente limitado por la poética y la profundidad de sus pensamientos que deben ser compartidos, esto es una gran herramienta-[url] http://translate.google.com [/ url] puedes copiar y pegar cualquier texto o URL. Lo he utilizado bastante desde que me incorporé a este foro y hay tantas personas de talento hablar otros idiomas! Aceptar, a continuación es la tranlation, ver si es bueno .......
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Oh, one thing!
Sorry!!!!
I have had news of the existence of The Daily CatchUp just yesterday.
Thanks to put in cover and to speak about me and my buildings!Muchas gracias!
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@artysmedia said:
Great link, Thanks!
If you have cojones, do one of that buildings.
Si tienes cojones, haz uno de esos edificios (No te preocupes por lo de "cojones", parece que es la palabra de moda en idioma inglés y la usan sin saber lo que realmente significa
)Regarding my english I know that is limited, but I can be understood. I just started to write in english... and you see
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@pichuneke said:
If you have cojones, do one of that buildings.
Me temo que ya he hecho alguno complicadillo, ya verás ya
Be calm man! Perhaps i have made already one more complex building!
Wait and see! JA JA JA JAAAAAAAAAAYour english is better than mine, perhaps your google translator is better than mine!!
Bye
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I am doing only two buildings in my free time. Because I like to investigate lost pdfs with archeological information, or examining old photos of destroyed munuments.
You can see one of them in this forum. I have to upload new renders, but I am not working in it now.
http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=8057
I have seen your web, one day I will have to start one with my own "projects"
It's absurd to write in english when we write a much better spanish, but let's Gaieus and company read us
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Very, very nice Roberto.
The clay rendering works really well.Are you modelling all the statues in these models? And if so, are you using Sketchup?
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@unknownuser said:
Are you modelling all the statues in these models?
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very nice indeed!
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At the beginning, when I saw your photos, I thought of that horrible (horrible because it has the worst possible situation in Rome) monument, but I thought later that it was different and it couldn't be the Monument of Victorio Emanuele. I read that some italians call it the "typewriter" (máquina de escribir, in spanish).
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@pichuneke said:
...It's absurd to write in english when we write a much better spanish, but let's Gaieus and company read us
Yes, and "Gaieus and company" is indeed reading.
BTW I myself am not very fond of that "Typewriter" either and glad it's not even bigger. But I can understand that Italians once had the "need" to erect a monument to Victor Emanuel. Every historic era has its preferences and they all seem to be proper ta the time.
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The name Typewriter, AFAIK, comes from fascist period in Italy. It was called by locals as the fully uniform fascist liked to parade up and down the steps. It is facing Piazza Venezia where Musolini was based. As they were dressed in black against white stone and their boots were making klicking noise like keys on typerwriter it gots it's name.
It is quite pompous and odd building which really killed the view over Forums and Capitol.
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