Randall, sorry, I was out of town today...for a really detailed/accurate site model use the sandbox tools (separate utilities download). Start with a contour drawing to create the site plane, use the drape tool (or extrude and intersect the drives, curbs, etc. yourself), then build your site features as you will. There are tutorial videos on all these steps...always an excellent place to start. Or, simplify any portion of the site as you can/will. First extruding all the paving and such, I'd probably (but I'm not an LA) just slope the two sections of the site with the parking lots each toward the drive, then slope those two and the drive section of the site toward the street. Then I would do the same with major blocks of the remaining pieces of the site, positioning all vertically as they need be, and "stitch" the whole thing together.

BTW Tina, are there really turrets (over) there? Here I could show you a real 12th century corbel though...

All I did to straighten your foundation was: 1, Draw a line on the blue from the corner of the building. 2, Use a construction line to mark the point. 3, select the whole base face (double-click on the face) 4, Use the move tool and hold shift to keep it on green and you should be able to snap to the end point of the con-line. Hope this helps [image: Steps.jpg]

I guess it's too large. Download here... http://wiselandscapes.com/20071010_Nutra_Ogden.skp RSW P: randallwise

Come on, man, this is hilarious! (Sorry I'm not REALLY laughing...)

Randall, I get the same model as before...no columns or new windows? I'll check again tomorrow.

@randallwise said: ...Why, though, do some of my compononents have two sides completed and others do not? Is there something I'm doing incorrectly? RSW I don't know without seeing your components. My components usually have several sides (why just one or two?)