Your last seems like a Duchamp research Nu Descendant l'escalier

I prefer the building with the newly added screens - thus the two shapes seem more united and the building is much more integrated in the sculpture. Fred, you should seriously consider going into rendering! I think the building-sculpture would be much more pronounced in it's depth (through indirect lighting, shadowed corners...) surely you would produce some stunning results

@igor said: ...sorry to all the 38 year olds for making you feel old... I can't even remember that age

If you like developable surfaces please see the book written by John Sharp about my D-Form geometry. Search Amazon for: D-Forms: Surprising New 3-D Forms From Flat Curved Shapes Enjoy. Regards Tony Wills

Ok, it is the Haworth Zody chair we have. We have some with the fabric cushion seat and some with the mesh seat. Virtually everything, even your attitude is adjustable with this chair. [image: 1_97854%20B-Main.jpg]

@solo said: Awesome!! The birds eye view image (first one) has me craving pancakes for some reason. Time for breakfast Pete. My wife made apple pancakes this morning. Delicious.

WoW that looks great!!! amazing work! keep'em coming

John's right... although I object a bit to the "look so weird" phrase. Here is the picture used. Some Cherry blossum buds on a sunny May afternoon. Ahhh, so brief but so beautiful! [image: ji71_IMG_4657.jpg]

That is so cool! It immediately reminded me of Silent Running with Bruce Dern 1972. Shoot, now that I think of it, you look a bit like Bruce Fred. Could there be a connection? [image: silentrunning1.jpg]

Sleeping was the plan, thne i decided to do this instead. Who needs sleep when youve got modelling falls asleep on keyboard

Fred, You have quite a lot of patience and a wonderful imagination. Keep them coming. I sit here and smile. Thanks, Allen

so, is there any other link for the tutorial movie?

I would say that in almost all of Europe the best architecture is commissioned by public institutions, even if the economic constraints in most cases are much more strict than in this one. Of course, it seems to be a small part of a big hospital complex, and even with the expensive bits the cost is peanuts compared to even a simple operating ward, that will have a much shorter life cycle Anssi

the model is awesome! and as pichuneke said, you should definitely try Kerkythea, it's free and quite easy. i'm sure you would learn very fast.

Fred, they reming me of those jelly fish that can give you quite a sting

... and in any case, kim frederick, I dont think Google will prefer to include a better rendering in SketchUp not before had been stabilisized the core potential and suchs things. So dont worry )) and the Earth vision is getting marvelous .

As usual, you are really on to something here. Wow!

You are on the right track w/ Version 3!

@daniel said: What if you stacked the text, rathet than stretching it out? Dan, Good idea. I may try that this weekend if I can free up some time. Thanks for the feedback! Fred