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Wow, awesome. You're just being silly, if you don't think it's in the top 5 then it sure is in the top 10. Trinity looks like BofA in Los Angeles but shorter and with a different color.
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I'm not too crazy about the massing of your city's tallest (with spire). It appears a little too wide in comparison that what else you've built, and that takes away from the 'tall' feel.

I like the 70's boxes you made, especially the one based off of BofA in LA. Overall your city is flowing well, with exception to that tallest. You might just want to slim it down a bit.
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Ok,Im redoing the grid, it will actually fit together and make sense. Also, Im adding hills leading into the water from downtown. hills should be fun,Ive never done that before. Im also going to move trinity out of texas and call it something else. it just doesnt fit in here. it doesnt fit anywhere actually. hmm,maybe I will just leave it in texas and mess around with what texas really is. Oh and I scaled down the tallest Dac

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Old Posted Aug 20, 2008, 9:43 PM
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What about Carson City, Texas| St. Texas| Texas| San Pedro, Texas| San Garcia, Texas| Aston, Texas| Los Santos, Texas| Holy Trinity, Texas| Larson, Texas| Armada, Texas and I don't know what else.

The new layout will look nice. The hills will make this city more challenging to design.
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Your a tallent, Austin. I'm tired of saying this, but I really, really need to get sketch up. We should be using it my next semester at PVAUM.... asuming they don't screw up my money and I get in.....
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you better be high or drunk or blind or something if saying something this good is a failure
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he isnt drunk or blind,he may be stoned, though,or maybe he just knows stuff and stuff aw,stoopid band. pre weekend quickie,preview of whats to come
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Old Posted Aug 31, 2008, 12:28 AM
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Haha! Im very happy,Ive got the sight plans. its a quick shop so things are at crazy angles,etc




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I want to eat the pink one (after i have sex with it of course)
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its made from Texas pink granite,so...you might lose more than just your teeth
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Woahh, those are great shots. Look at all those details. I'm gonne have to steal your city.

And the map is one of the most realistic I've ever seen in SU! I just don't get what the blue part is...
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How many unnecessary edges>faces>components?
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Old Posted Sep 6, 2008, 9:47 PM
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The Trinity City Events and Exhibits Center was built in 2000,as the winning desighn in an worldwide contest. Architects and landscapers were told to desighn anything they wanted as long as they somehow left the current standing 1974 built concrete box on the lot. the 2nd place desighn was actually a water garden which used the slope of the hills and gravity to pull water down the lot. the desighn was so well liked it may be incorperated elswhere. the winner,known as the E&E (Events and Exhibits) was chosen for many reasons. It can host conventions and other large events,but is primarily used for exhibits,mainly ones that travel,such as the Smithsonians traviling ones. It also hosts yearly shows,such as the Trinirt City Gem and Mineral show (from september 1st to the 20th this year) or the Cultural Exhibit and gathering(held in march). One of its biggest assets is its ability to put walls werever you want them,the walls slide and unfold with the push of a button. theres also a small 300 seat theater,the aluminum part. the main theme appears in two places,where the large glass boxes connect with the smaller concrete ones. the glass boxes need no artificial lighing at all,and runoff from rain is collected on the bottom of the hill,aswell as other incorperated green ideals.


the tower was also redone,the grey concrete being painted light blue and aluminum panels added,aswell as an interior facelift and absbestos removal.



haha,I just love the "ladder" facade on that black box

Mo,when this kinda detail appears on a single buidling around 500 times,your gonna end up with 12 million edges
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Man, not even I had that much details. It's worth it though.

Nice design and it's great that it's earthly-friendly. That box better be remodeled with green wiring and features as well. I like the shape of the Exhibitions Center and how the theme is something like glass and modern to stone and square. Although I think it's a little small to be a convention center for such a large and successful city. And addition maybe?
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Old Posted Sep 7, 2008, 12:10 AM
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it's only the downtown convention/ events center, a full size one will be to the east alittleways. And I'm assume they redid the tower to.

Hey did anyone else see the thing in the paper today? It makes it seem like Ceaser Pelli is planning a skyscraper in that lot by the trade center. Sweet
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holy shite! Do you have a pro version or something like that because the one i have is just the free one and theres no way in hell to do most of that stuff like you did. Wow, thats so cool.
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nahh,pro just gives you more presentation options, so you should be able to do all this to.
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