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Re: Abston Church of Christ
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lugnet.build.arch
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Mon, 25 Mar 2002 17:05:28 GMT
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In lugnet.build.arch, Bram Lambrecht writes:
> Wow, that is incredible, Amy. It's not often someone has to get inside
> their construction to work on it, let alone use a ladder. The lighting
> created by all the glass and the recurring, almost fractal themes inside
> the church make it a delight to examine all the photos. Is the church
> based on any real-life architecture? Or is it entirely your own design?
Thanks, Bram. The 45-degree bump-outs along the sides is a pretty common design
feature of 20-th century American churches. Carrying it around all the walls
made the LEGO implementation easier (the roof would otherwise have odd-shaped
panels), and happened to look good. The second tier, which is what I believe
gives it the almost-fractal look, is another LEGO implementation feature (it
makes the roof beams shorter) that just happened to look good. When I thought
of this design it occurred to me that I could build a very small representation
of it using basic bricks, with 1x1's being the size of the lower bump-outs.
This made the design even more appealing, and I was able to very easily test
the proportions. The full-size church is slightly taller than those
proportions.
Amy
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| (...) their construction to work on it, let alone use a ladder. The lighting created by all the glass and the recurring, almost fractal themes inside the church make it a delight to examine all the photos. Is the church based on any real-life (...) (23 years ago, 24-Mar-02, to lugnet.build.arch)
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