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Actually, I've used www.greatbuildings.com, but this is more of a reference
rather than a tutorial. Also, they are annoyingly lacking pictures on about
3/4 of their building descriptions!
As far as the Bauhaus style, I probably should have been more clear. I
originally designed a very stark, curved glass shell for this building, that
I think was quite "Bauhaus" in nature (at least it looked a lot like some of
the pictures I have). However, I decided to play with it a bit and added
the white "exoskelleton." Then, I put on the UFO sections below, the water
around it, the palm trees, and the raised entry ways. I agree that the
final model looks more "Miami" than "Bauhaus."
Brad
John Matthews <jmatthew@columbus.rr.com> wrote in message
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> Brad Hamilton <bhamilto1@home.com> wrote in message
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> > Interesting. My information on Bauhaus is actually a bit limited. I'm
> > basing it on a few write-ups an a few pictures I've seen. These • pictures
> > were of clear glass sky-scrapers that bear reasonable resemblance to my
> > building. However, the external bars on my building and so forth are
> > definitely not Bauhaus.
> >
> > Do you know of any on-line references to Bauhaus?
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> > I'd like to learn more.
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> As far as I know, there is no comprehensive architectural reference on the
> web. I have often thought of making my own, but then I would have to • travel
> all around the world and through time, taking my own photographs! This
> would be expensive/impossible, and therefore, I would probably write a • book
> instead to cover my expenses!
>
> Therefore, I would recommend a few trips to the library to learn more!
>
> Build On!
> John Matthews
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