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Final propsal for residential
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Comment by mike makki on August 19, 2013 at 3:05am
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I have failed to see the point of glass Bre Solar to provide shades for balconies
that just my opinion.
walls are too smooth for external walls.......just saying
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Comment by George Ioannidis on August 19, 2013 at 5:51am
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Glass isn't a solar shield. It's aimed to provide (mostly) "psychological" rain protection to the "exposed" doors (and optical "substitute" to small balconies below).
Walls in reality are covered externally with thermal insulation. Its finish layer of polymer render system of about 0.5cm is really smooth and clean, with just small amount of bump, barely visible in this resolution and distance.
The truth is that this "surgical clearness" of the walls bothers me too (in rendering and in real life). Maybe I should try to add some dirt or rumble. But that will happen most probably in next life, as my customer is really happy with that as it is now :)
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Polymer just like sto render tends to crack after a periode of time.
if the Bre-solar is cosmatic -just be aware of wind up lift since its hanging by sides posts.
you can add noise file to external wall finish . nice render
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Comment by Jorge Javier Lara Domínguez on August 19, 2013 at 7:13am
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Buena imagen... El cesped, tiene desplazamiento? podrias compartir el materil? loss parametros? saludos
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No displacement on the grass Jorge, it is pp in GIMP :) (see method I recently described in another thread).
You are right about the polymer Mike. I don't like it either. It is so easy to break it accidentally or open a hole in it (yes, some birds really love to do so and to build nests in the insulation :) ) Moreover, its lifetime period is ridiculously short compared to classic stucco of our old times. And what if you want to use some nice cornices and other decorative things for elevations? Real pain in the ... well, you know where.
About the glass canopy: I was lazy about modelling all of the supporting metal parts (which is like this one). Normally I'd do that, but it's summertime and the sea is so invitingly calling :D
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enjoy the sun and the sea ...:)
i would easily live in KOS
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Generally don't prefer islands, visiting them only as a tourist. To live there? No, thanks :D Maybe just on a big one, like Crete or Cyprus. Kos is beautiful island though, as are most of Greek islands too.
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Comment by Maciej on August 20, 2013 at 8:44am
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"Living on an Island makes you lonely.
Loneliness makes you strong"
(Napoleon Bonaparte)
:-)
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Napoleon B. was strong due to hundreds of thousands of men his army had and had sent them to certain death. For what? Did he does it all just because of his own ambition for glory and power? Certainly not only for that... He was just another one imperialistic and militaristic piece of $hit pushed and supported by capital wanting more profit, as war always was the best business of all. Sorry Maciej, I do not consider NB a big man. ;)
As for living on island, don't have in mind just the tourist's guide pictures of Greek islands during summer. The winter there is really difficult, especially on the small and distant ones. And I know that really well, believe me :)
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power to the people....:D:D:D:D:D:D .......how did we got side tracked from the image i dont know...:) still it was fun...:)
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