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Published: 2006-07-23 11:16:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 2790; Favourites: 26; Downloads: 180
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Using elements from [link] , heres some full blown housing. Water fronts always add more value. Im not too happy with the end result which needs to be tweaked a lot but the rendering is pretty ok, dusty and dirty
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overall they look good...i really like the whole scene. 
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Good eye for details. You're correct absolutely on that! I will keep it in mind!
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Hi
Just to let you know that this deviation has been featured in the Water in 3d News article.
Thank you for sharing your art 
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Thanks so much for the inclusion. Quite a vast variety chosen by you in the article. Good work!
Cheers
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You're very welcome
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great model and render...excellent work....
you have great gallery here..i love all of them.......
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The building has a nice design, and the setting makes it attractive... But i have to say that it would easily blend in with most other appartment buildings, it's just too square. I know you have tossed in different shapes besides four walls and a roof; but to the person who's passing by in their car it looks just like any other apartment building, not very stand-outish.
okay i just realized why this looks like any other building, COLOUR! it's just a blank colour, if you had a more attractive colour for the exterior it would stand out. not necessarily brighter but like this building [link]
ignore the glass curve and imagine it just a plain tan and you would have a very boring building, this side is what most passerbys see of this hotel, what catches the eye is the penny colour, the more complicated design is facing away from most traffic, so to cause people to take a look they painted the hotel a different colour than any other building in the city. (and moved it away from most other buildings)
anyway as a single building in a somewhat remote location (away from the city) it looks nice, but if this is supposed to be a housing project, chances are that it'll be near or inside the perimeter of the city; closer to the jobs, it looks very boring.
anyway, I do like the way you used perspective and other objects to give an idea as to the size of the building.
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First of all, thanks for the time you have taken to comment so nicely on this, you must me in archi school.
- You're correct, the colours and materials are very austere, i myself didnt like it or like it. I tried to play this with practical modules which repeat themselves.
- These were supposed to be mass housings flanking a golf course so reduce costs, they needed to be as simple as possible. The views primarily from the buildings would sell them, not the bldgs necessarily.
- Im impressed that you noticed my use of objects to signify scale - well thought.
- In the future I'll upload stuff thats similar to your link. Cheers mate!
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on "...mass housings flanking a golf course..."
- ok, from that point of view i guess it makes sense.
- but by golf courses should be cheaper land than in a town or city. because of the large amounts of land needed for a golf course, land has to be cheaper if the golf courses management wishes to make much of a profit, therefore wouldn't it make sense that a more complicated design can be produced within the same budget than if it were in the city where land is more expensive?
anyway,
on "...similar to your link."
- that's just a hotel near where i live and i passed it quite often, since the front of the building faces a parking lot, the image in the picture is the back end of the building and is what most people see.
P.S. I'm not in an architecture class, even though i did consider it.
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The golf course is being designed in a large tract of land outside the city so its pretty cheap. But the cost of maintaining a golf course in a desert country can be challenging, so thats why I reckon they wanted the housing to be simple. By this I mean, the interiors might be lavishly designed of course.
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Oh okay, a i understand now, makes sense. maintaining a golf course in a desert country would be a tad bit expensive
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I love the little touches like the sailboat and the birds. Awesome!
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hehe, thanks, just wanted to "naturalize" the place!
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thanks man, I dont really like th design, just wanted to post some latest stuff.
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no props can u plz tell me what config system u use,
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System? Im using a standard p4 3Ghz and 2Gb Ram
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thanx for reply,nice config u have.
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mate? lolll i'm a girly!
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Glad you liked it!
It was done in AutoCad, AccRender and some Max.
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i adore the design...its amazing
i just thought that u can harmonise between the 2 building? just a thought
awesome work dude...amazing job
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thanks bella, and indeed, all your input is critical, feel free to heavily pinpoint, thats the only way to improve!
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You are truly a master of this style. Your talent always impresses me to limits you wont believe.
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You're too kind mate. Its great to see all types of artists here and we all learn from each other one way or another!
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top floor is good. good choice yaar
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he he he .... oh my god....... whats that *looks at an approaching Boing*
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you have interesting style. I respect & like it, but I don't like this buildings. sorry.
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excellent words, that is critique! I appreciate it!
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now I know what I don't like in this buildings
There are VERY nice details, but building has not nice shape [logical shape]. It IS haotic. It is my opinion, sorry
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thanks mate! I Appreicate it!
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Looks like a very inviting place. Great design and great setting!
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thanks mate!
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hehe, I guess but the view at Gold Coast, now thats a view to die for (Q2).
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gorgeous setting, it looks so realistic
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hehe, yeah, I just threw i nthe boat for scale but yep, gives it that little dreamy touch! Next time i'll use a swan!
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