How far will it go?

Hi Paul,

You are a master!
Regards

Patrice

hi maxxdistri,

"Please don't mind the mess"
Hey, that's just what details are, making it looks like living, with a little bit of mess

Patrice

You are right Daniel and as I have a little time to play with this model, which is not usual as you probably know, here is a last one with more works on shadows and the moon higher.
Thanks for your comments,

Patrice

Thanks boys, I can't resist going for a "by night" rendering....
Enjoy,

Patrice

Hey tomislavM looks like you live in a very nice town!

You know how you jump from one concept to another, so here is a second final.
TomislavM I would love to see your work. Are you also working on bridges?
Patrice

The final,

Sure Daniel but I have to use the client pictures as background, but here is an other one with a little Artlantis play, enjoy.

Patrice

Hi folks,

Find these quite nice, SU and PS, pleasure to share.

Patrice

Great work Coen, congrats!
As Mike say there is no other such confortable place to stay than SCF. I still sincerely hate the look of Google groups.

Keep up the good work,

Patrice

Better late than never!
I read you had a good day and just want to wish you many many more like that.

Patrice

Hi Gaïeus,

Well I'm back in France. The last days in Nosy Be were very busy and I had no time to jump in the forum. This was worth as I contracted two new buildings here, a 60 bedrooms beach hotel and a commercial and condos.
I also took time to plant a few coconuts, bananas trees and bougainvilliers;)

See you soon some where on SCF, thanks again for your following me over there, and thanks also for your great work on "the" forum.

Regards,
Patrice

Hi Gaieus, hi folks,
You are absolutely right Gaieus,and that is what I'm looking for in this country, something different, not yet in "THE SYSTEM"!
We also use adobe and hand pressed bricks a lot as well as some nice wood like teack, quinina, nanto(hard grain brownish local tree)and a few others like palissander, rose wood and ebena for inside furnitures...
But well, today I go for tourist life

Have a good day,
Patrice

I understand your feeling Gaieus, I'll fly back to France by the end of next week and doesn't want to think right now what I am going to find unboarding! Fortunately I live in the south of france where winters are not that bad.
Here, the moisty season is from january to may but the temperature never gets above 35° but even though, I tell you, you swet and swet and swet......
Anyway building here is, as you say, quite simple and we don't have to go through all a bunch of building codes and others European laws. Keeping the inside shady and orienting the building, according to the wind so that a gentle breeze goes through all day and night and you're just fine. I try all my best to make houses where you don't need any artificial climatisation device, but I agree, a good ceiling fan is your best friend here!
Have a good day,
Patrice
ps: I agree with St Thomas Aquinas!

Don't worry Gaieus, Mrs Maky has recovered and knows now that it's much safer for her to stay at least one meter from the computer, but still glancing at me with those particular eyes that says that if she could be closer, she would love to!
Well, all these houses I sent pics from, were drawn by me (and some time built), for private clients while I was leaving here, eleven years from 1991 to 2002!
Still working with residential projects, lots of fun!
Right now it's 32°over here, with just a little good rain every two or three days to keep the green shiny! Love that.

Patrice

You're welcome Gaieus!
Morning pics!
I had to fight with Mrs Maki this morning as she definitly loved seating right on my desktop.....not that easy to type or play sketchup!

Have a good day,

Patrice

Thanks Gaieus for following me in madagascar,for this morning: mrs maki and maki house,enjoy,
regards,
Patrice

And a link to the event of the year:
http://www.malagasycup.com

shots coming,