I appreciate it.

@Mike-Amos Yep. Agreed, many of the tutorial videos are so fast.... not well organized, messy... this is the way I learned the Blender modeling: Targeted the toolbars, I see in Layout and Editing UI, read the document, learned one tool at a time. (if needed, watched Youtube), moved to the next tool. Otherwise, it takes ages and seems hard (and it is to be honest). If they also do not adopt the new trend, I think will vanish as well.

Thank you mates. As mentioned, I tried to stand at the balancing point... Somewhere, I think is the optimum of function, form, construction, psychology, etc. Biomimicry is really powerful, agreed.

@L-i-am I got a diploma in mathematics and was into algorithmic thinking. Then tried to learn architecture during university with my analytic mindset. So I see it like a procedure, not like those who do magic out of a black box. For some years, I had this chance to teach architecture, and after years, sometimes students call me to thank my way of teaching. I hope I have the chance again; this is the most satisfying job for me.

Very cool!

Soon will share more of my personal Styles.

@Mike-Amos Having a proposal is highly competitive and I am not paid yet. I started working with the Tehran ICH Center (intangible Cultural Heritage Center)

Now I am available for one-on-one sessions. Please do not hesitate to reach me out for drawing or watercolor sessions: https://www.skillshare.com/en/user/majid and here is my latest course: https://skl.sh/3PyOc70

Great modeling job. Have no idea how I missed it.

@Mike-Amos Actually it was a really friendly popular design. Each gate had two brick benches to sit down and chat with neighbors. The Elderly also had this chance to rest for as long as they wanted, while being safe from the sun and precipitation.

@L-i-am Hopefully this week and then let's see if I will be selected to push the concept further or other groups will...

More styles in action: [image: 1733515248759-1.jpg] [image: 1733515310618-2.jpg] [image: 1733515501673-10.jpg] [image: 1733534320159-8.jpg] [image: 1733534383531-11.jpg] [image: 1733535021226-b12.jpg] [image: 1733535021238-c26.jpg] [image: 1733535021250-c33.jpg] [image: 1733535021263-c40.jpg] [image: 1733535021275-c43.jpg]

Recently I tried some of the styles over a concept proposal, and I think the result is attractive while no need to get into the details. For more please visit: https://community.sketchucation.com/topic/164091/motel-concept/8 [image: 1733954213733-aetode.jpg] [image: 1733954213749-etode.jpg] [image: 1733954213762-etode2.jpg]

Quite nice! I like the way it blends into landscape with its low profile .

Wow, looking awesome!

Thank you all for contributing. good points Mike and Rich, It seems that humans relationship is based on fear, instead of trust. We trust our family and friends, less trust our neighbors, and feel others as probable enemies... others do the same. It is naive to consider everyone as friends because we fear each other and hurt each other then... It starts from fear and ends in fear. What if it could start from kindness and end in kindness If it is possible to reframe a society based on trust? make all the laws and regulations based on trust? help each other to make trust? these are things wandering in my mind...

Another patter that provides natural light and ventilation using masonry roofs in a modern look. edu.sketchup.com/app?3dwid=80df4e58-8a84-441e-ad3f-e7f1d9bc2aeb

For vegetation you might want to team up with the Skatter plugin (Lindale). Again, it would be neat if you could team up with the Twilight Render team. Chris and Fletch are excellent guys. Your product is looking pretty darn good and they were trying to come up with an updated version of TR but are stepping aside so your team and theirs might be able to combine for a superior product. At some time in the future it would be neat if a render product could publish your renders on a format that would allow them in full 3D format so that viewers could see them in full 3D (rotate, zoom, and navigate).

I wish I could teach how to paint watercolors (online or in person)