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Originally Posted by ScreamingViking
Nice job on the colour shift Chronamut 
I actually like this a lot better, even based on just one angle that had to be adjusted. The flush and inset balconies are way more attractive. Looks like it may be bulkier.
The original may have tried to "integrate" but I don't think it had succeeded either. It had the pillars and a buttress with the same/similar stone, and I seem to recall some interior renders that had some stone (?), but it was still a pretty radical contrast.
I wonder if there is still left over stone from the demolished part of the church. Or did that vanish with Stanton Renaissance's hopes and dreams.
September 2014: |
There's still a ton of stone on pallets behind the facade and the rubble was never hauled off. And I agree for the most part, it seems to be more elegant. Final product will come down to material choices, if they're on par with 101 Locke or 20/22 George I think it will look quite nice.