Hi, Pilou.
No, not really. As i wrote, the results are a mixture between historical examples and a light intention to play with forms, structures and textures (improvised). The tought in the background was: How would i (at the moment) create a temple today. Theres a lot of playground in that work. As a beginner, my basic-intention was to learn the basic-tools of Sketchup. But magnificent floor-works and intarsia-works had exist in the past, of course. It´s also just a play with possibilities of cutting stones - today and in the past. A reason for such special designing was also for me, that we today potentially would use also for instance carbon-concrete and other modern materials for parts of such temple today. The claim was not to have a 100 percent authenticity to originals in the past.

Vince

First results of my tryings with Sketchup to construct a building after historical examples, but with a light intention to play with forms, structures and textures.

Greetings,

Vince

Much thanks for the wellcomes!

Synthesis

Good evening.

I like to introduce myself as a new member of this forum and i´m happy to get many inspiration, visions, support and exchange in this interesting forum. The further i hope, that also i can give a little part of inspiration and support to that amazing Field

I´m a 42 years old german (male), a Trader as a Stonemason and Sculptor and also a Woodcarver (but now out of that buisnesses). The further i was active over 20 Years in the field of theatre (Amateurs and as a studied Theatrapaedagogue). My speciality in theatre is/was to build sceneries and effects and puppets. Today i´m restless of new impulses and i like it very much to learn many more about 3D-Modelling, Rendering, use of Light, Animation; but i´m in the very beginnings.

Kind regards
Synthesis

P.S.: Also i´m happy to get more experience in written english here and i have to say sorry first, if not all is perfect.