Excellent modelling skills! Love the construction type models for ironing out problems before they hit the site.
Interesting how there are little stub columns off the beams supporting smaller (RHS's?) above to the floor. Why not sit them directly on the beams by lifting the beam levels slightly.?

nice model, I look forward to more progress.

Inspirational work Free agent, congrats!

Any chance of seeing it with a different time of day? Theres so many dark shadows in the scene it kinda ruins it for me. But I can tell its a fantastic model.

Man, your dad would be proud, I'm speechless right now. Superb.

Nice trees tho, are those the google warehouse smart trees?

@unknownuser said:

What is PSP?

paintshop pro..(I hope)

Hi Tom, I really like these especially the first one. My clients went thru a phase of requesting this kind of style (I'm an ex-piranesi user) but dropped them in favour of photoreal once render programs like Vray and Maxwell became more popular.
Every so often I get to churn one of these out, but hardly ever. I think you've done a good job - were these from a tutorial? Also how do you find PSP compared to Photoshop? PSP is a helluva lot cheaper!

Nice renders as always Stinkie, my fave is the 2nd image. What kind of render time out of Indigo?

Well for concept presentation purposes I think these are excellent. I bet the client was very happy.

Man that is some fast modelling skills. I hope you charge the appropriate fees for such fast service.

@artysmedia said:

@cadmunkey said:

At this step it was the fourth day so... calculate!!

Hmmm maths was never my strong point
The model is superb, love the old pic as a comparison you have done an excellent job.

How many hours modelling time so far?

Yep, its coming along very nicely. Keep us updated, will be nice to see the finished model.

Nice modelling there. I've worked on a few old buildings myself and some of the stone masons details are amazing. Good luck with the rest of it!

Nice images, are the 2 large trees in the first shot 3d or 2d clipmaps? (not the palm). If so, I'd be interested to know where you got them.

Nice modelling guys, keep us updated!

@rv1974 said:

This is how 2009 looks like:http://www.zbrushcentral.com/zbc/showthread.php?t=071829

Jesus that software just looks amazing - the speeded up video makes it look so easy too

RCs obv not seen your previous work and if he had would probably know your particular style.
Nice work as usual Stinkie, why the shift away from Maxwell?

@aidus said:

Long story short:
Evermotion max model exported (not allways correctly) to mxm then everything setup in maxwell studio.

Ah yer, I remember about maxwell studio now. Thanks for clarifying, I think the evermotion stuff looks very good in your render.