.mid century remodel. ::updated 12.15.11::
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Really nice, clean, and elegant work indeed!
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updated first post with latest image...
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Good design and presentation.
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I have to say I am torn at the use of photoreal and an artsy background the 2 conflict to me. All in all I like the house design, I am just not sold on the composition.
Scott
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I always find your work inspiring, Jason. this one is no exception.
I'm curious - how are the boards projecting out over the entrance door (image 5) supported, and what gives them lateral stability? -
scott... I was waiting to see if anyone had a reaction to it.. I was unsure about it too....but the background was already there, so I figured I'd give it a go... probably won't go that route again, but its also not the end of the world
daniel.. there's a support going across underneath them.. which is shown as metal, but in reality will end up being wood.... and there will be simpson strong ties attaching the boards to that.
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Er, can I drool now? That is one serious update of Eichler's style and I love it!
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this project has finally begun... it was slow slow to start and now construction is going just as slow for some reason. here are a few pics of the progress though..
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the composition is good but the render must be reviewed in some things:
more realistic lighting; bakground possibly related to the place where the composition will take place: no tiling effect in the grass, and I think a night render could be really great .Congratulations for the buildings! -
Love design and elegant structure.
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Ahhh making the world a better place. Keep the photos coming.
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I imagine after three years the garden should have grown in nicely.
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this project spurred some ridiculous lawsuits, so i honestly have no idea if it ever even got finished.
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Lawsuits? over what? how bad it made the neighbors look? I'd love to have that house built next to mine.
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