Very nice renders

To late now but did this one.

Hey Mike, I also have an interest in tiny homes. I have also noted that I have never seen alternative step designs such as folding stairs etc. It seems in the context of tiny homes where space is so limited

Hi Mike you got me intrigued about stairs and space. Just take this as a thought bubble. This design could have building code balustrade;

Hi Box, yes great business cards Are you concerned about them being produced my modern computer tech as apposed to traditional technologies?

I just added the image for fun

Yes Box, I try not to think about how the world is, but normally to no avail. so many skills becoming redundant. Pretty sad. Also what I worry about is screen time for kids concerns me very much, I feel like we are living in an experiment

Very nice work Gus

yeh well done mate, I can only agree with Mike and Tuna. Just beautiful exploded views

When you posted this did a bolt of lighting hit close to you?

I respect what you said, but I am not saying using AI. Rendering itself is an art form, and you will definately own the image. Rendering is rewarding but hard work

I can see the passion in your work

Lovely work Gus, I especially the one with the white Mustang in the driveway

HeY Bryan. I took the liberty of using AI to draw your design in the style of Syd Mead hope you don't mind . I am sitting on the fence about AI generally but your deign scrubbed up well

Beautiful, masterful, loose drawings Majid

Very nice work Gus

I have no doubt what you said is true, but it makes me sad. I did my first play with a song creating AI program today the result was pretty amazing. Wild wild West ATM

Yeh, nice work mate Of interest to me as I spent one year of my life designing green wall systems

Again nice work mate. I love the idea of green walls and your systems seem to a watering system with climbing plants which is s good option. I have a good knowledge of green wall systems. the downside (not particularity your type of system. But other systems are incredibly expensive to make and to maintain. And often the interior green wall systems use interior grow lamps.....hardly environmentally friendly and ironic The other thing is if they fail the can fail catastrophically. This is just a conversation about green walls in general and not a comment on your work. If a company wants a green wall system, as much as I like them I would say if you have the money to have 2 Horticulturalist/ gardener/ technician, and a high rise rigging certification and you can afford about 60 man hours a week every week then go ahead

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Ask away mate, bottom line is as much as I am a big fan or urban greening in general for so many ecological reasons. I think in practice they are a nightmare on so many levels, Having a lot of experience i this field as a systems designer I do not thing the are practical. and one hole in that waterproof membrane either vertically as in green walls or horizontally as in green roofs Green roofs being the lesser evil of the two.
In reality we all know as normal building age buildings age things go wrong and damp is a big problem

I do not believe the hype any more. Look up french green wall designer Patrick Blanc I believe he is the leader in this field

The cost of this would be about (In Australian Dollars)
Installation: $1,000 – $2,500 per m²

At ~5 stories, say the wall is 15 m wide x 20 m high = 300 m²

That’s $300,000 – $750,000 AUD installation cost.

Ongoing maintenance: $100 – $200 per m² per year

Around $30,000 – $60,000 AUD annually for upkeep.

Lighting & irrigation system: included in the above, but can add $50k – $100k upfront depending on complexity.