Just wanted to contribute - colorado projects
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sure was, Alan. i had a chance to do some mountain biking and hiking around the area on weekends with my dog - canoek. i found a great spot to just sit and ponder. it was at the head of a canyon. there i could sit, safely dangle my feet over a 400' cliff and marvel at sheer canyon walls before me. i was completely taken in by the breath-taken-beauty carved by wind and rain in these massive walls of stone. it put things into perspective.
regards,
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jb, missed this one somehow...really pleasant image and style: quietly dramatic! Best, Tom.
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thanks tom. i'd like to see more of your work.
here are some more homes i designed and built while in colorado. most of them took 9 or so months to build. model was done in sketchup and then tweeked in ps.
jb
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this one was in the colorado high desert region in an area called Pinyon Mesa.
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jb, I like your style(s)...different but nice fit together. My fave today is 733...gotta try something like that! Best, Tom.
(Also, hope you don't mind, but the "redhat" dormer/pilaster element WILL be stolen...really nice!)
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Wow, very nice. The one thing that stands out to me is that the overhangs are not pronounced enough.
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I gotta agree with Tom here...733 rocks. I like the sepia-ish-selective-muted colors. Nice SD conceptual look.
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eric, don't follow you on the overhangs - come again?
thanks, todamgood4U.
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Jb,
I think he means the soffit areas as the overhangs. -
roger that, ron. but i'm trying to figure out where/which drawing needs attention.
jb
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Thats a good question. Maybe pic unaweep.JPG But it looks like you have 12 to 14 inches on them. Well anyway nice models.
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Sorry I did not see this before. Yes it is the unaweep.JPG image I was referring to. I am talking about the soffit areas, yes. Where the rafter tails come out. I just think they could be a little longer. Maybe it is just the angle of the image.
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gotcha. i see what your referring to - now that you mention it they do seem kind of wimpy. they are drawn as built though, 2x6x16". oh well, on the actual house they turned out much better.
jb
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