Frank Lloyd Wright Project [Update 2-25]

chrisglasier

:sketchstatic:

Bravo!
Wonderfull detail modeling and texturing there. The bush is very nice - what is the (application / library) source? Only crit would be to make a small gap between the edge of the steps and the wall as these would never butt together that tightly.

Again - great work!

Bored with coding so ...

I would just add that I don't think FLW would allow cutting a pattern (as shown at the edge of the steps) - more likely he would have used a plain border like the wall material.

Horseman04

@chrisglasier said:

@bytor said:

:sketchstatic:

Bravo!
Wonderfull detail modeling and texturing there. The bush is very nice - what is the (application / library) source? Only crit would be to make a small gap between the edge of the steps and the wall as these would never butt together that tightly.

Again - great work!

Bored with coding so ...

I would just add that I don't think FLW would allow cutting a pattern (as shown at the edge of the steps) - more likely he would have used a plain border like the wall material.

You'd think that, but according to the HABS Survey Documents It is how I modeled it. Any actual photos anyone has which could confirm or deny this would be much appreciated.

artysmedia

@horseman04 said:

@cmoreink said:

I would like to see a close up shot on the walkway and stairs work with some detail

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Tested out some Concrete Texture as well as a Plant.

So good!

Horseman04

Been a while since I updated, but I've been busy with work and other projects. So this is what Ive done since last update

The majority of the First Floor Tiles have been laid. And I started to mass out the Walls for the First Floor. Until today I thought that the First Floor was all on the same height, apparently I was wrong, looking at the section the two Lower Bedrooms are about four and a half feet lower. So now I have to figure out how the stairs work to continue with the rest of the First Floor.

First Floor Plan

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http://memory.loc.gov/pnp/habshaer/ca/ca0200/ca0268/sheet/00002a.tif

Section

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http://memory.loc.gov/pnp/habshaer/ca/ca0200/ca0268/sheet/00006a.tif

Daniel

Excellent work. A careful examination of the photos and HABS drawings shows that the textile blocks were not used for the steps, but rather smaller, plain square blocks.

Horseman04

@daniel said:

Excellent work. A careful examination of the photos and HABS drawings shows that the textile blocks were not used for the steps, but rather smaller, plain square blocks.

Yes, but photos say otherwise.