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Op 11/01/2022 om 22:48 schreef Bill Pragnell:
> Almost the same image as before, but zoomed in a bit, and with two subtle
> improvements.
>
> Firstly, all balconies adjacent to walls now have at least one doorway opening
> onto them. There will be only one door per contiguous row of wall-balcony pairs,
> but doorways may still neighbour one another around corners.
>
It has probably been said already before: This project has a very strong
Escher flavour, and that is underscored by the Italian/Mediterranean
style of the building which Escher also favoured. I love it!
> Secondly, detailing to the roofs: a very simple tile-like relief pattern. This
> is something of an illusion - there are no discrete tiles, only serrated
> triangular faces, serrated cylinders on the edges and plain cylinders along the
> apices.
>
Very effective visually. I did a similar visual trick with roofs in my
Gancaloon project, using a cells pattern where each cell was a slightly
different colour, scanned from Mediterranean tiles.
--
Thomas
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