I love that wood stove, but the baby carriage had that Rosemary's baby appeal
Then I looked inside it...

any comfirmation?

Welcome to the forum usen.
I'd love to get a little background on this. Seems really interesting.

Take good care.
There certainly does seem to be more weather extremes lately.

OOH Kitty is not happy

That would be great to see.

Hell, stairs are so regulated here that all the stairways I really love could never be built here.
Actually (good observation)when the house is built these will probably be a landscape element.
No real excuse for omitting them

So well spoken (written) Tig.
Many don't understand that we have become so disengaged from our food source, that in purchasing those plastic wrapped choice chicken breasts, you are essentially the one who chopped off the head.

Damn... don't let Google get a hold of these, or instead of Streetview, we will have these little pests mapping our houses to model for Google earth

So if theses are the renderings I'd love to see the finished pieces. But then again if these are the finished pieces I'd love to see the renderings.

All I can say is keep it up. I love your work

Although NPR it sure relays the concept, and does it very well.
These large sites are sometimes hard to express, but you really pulled it off.
Is this all actually modeled

Tim, Simon, harnstein
Thank you for your thoughts.
Sometimes, clients, and even colleagues don't really critique. And being from an Art school background, I am very much appreciative of others critical opinions. Sometimes even the smallest of observations can be a real eye opener.
A little background.
The site is actually modeled from the survey, and if you are on the rooftop deck and looking back toward the trees you can see the ocean. It has minimal soil coverage, and those lichen covered boulders are everywhere, and the will be more to deal with upon excavation.
The client design ice breakers, so I used this context as a basis for the roof element, kind of thinking of the bridges on ships.
Again Thanks everyone.

Eric, Richard, John
Thanks for the comments.
Richard
I have been following your work for years so I appreciate the push. (Maybe it should be a shove)

I don't know if these will be any use to you, and they may make your machines grunt, but they are plants that if viewed from a reasonable distance keep their integrity.
I'm always being asked to employ elements into my models that reflect green wall technology etc.
These can work for that.Cucumber vine.skpTomatoe plant.skpPepper~.skp

This Project is just going through the zoning amendments, and so A WIP, but again just some presentation ideas for the client, and the civic officials.

CatchUp is a real class act.
You deserve a lot of credit.
And Thanks!

Some recent work for a residence on the West Coast of Canada. Some different presentation ideas.

Another Retro Beauty
Case Study House #22
Pierre Koenig

The link between the above photos is there were taken by the father of Architectural Photography
Julius Shulman
http://www.getty.edu/art/exhibitions/shulman/

I've always wanted a Maserati. A tool to lose your license with

Richard Neutra
Kaufman House 1946

Haus Rentsch 1964

Kramer House 1953