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Re: New MOC: Hotel Ambassador - (ISCC)
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Thu, 27 Dec 2001 01:56:22 GMT
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The hotel follows the practice of the late 19th-early 20th century architects
to design buildings as 'columns' with a base (the white ground floor), the
shaft (the red middle floors), and a capital (the cornice and roof). This
style will be even more evident in future office buildings that will join the
Ambassador at this intersection
Normally I don't deck out buildings quite like this. But I thought it would be
rather cool to have at least one highly detailed building. Usually most of my
buildings either have no interiors or rather sparse open floors. It makes a
nice display by itself, but yes when in a large layout most of the details will
not be seen.
The hotel floors are 5 bricks high, the ground floor is 7. I normally make
floors between 6 or 7 bricks high, and ground floors 8 bricks high. It depends
on the type of building. Since I had so many interior walls to deal with in
this case I kept the ceilings low.
Thanks for the comments!
David Kohrman
Lugnet #1117
In lugnet.town, Jason Spears writes:
> In lugnet.town, David Kohrman writes:
> > Its been a few years since I've built any large town buildings but I'm going
> > to build a new city layout and would like to announce my first building: the
> > Hotel Ambassador.
> >
> > It is a five story fully furnished hotel with 24 guest rooms, a lobby, two
> > dining rooms, a kitchen, and a working elevator. Right now it is not much of
> > a town but more buildings will follow. Feedback will be apperciated.
> >
> > webpage...
> > http://homepages.wmich.edu/~d9kohrma/legoambassador.html
>
> Looks great. I like how the bottom floor is white, and the main body of the
> building is red. This is something I have noticed in many real buildings, but
> haven't gotten around to trying it out and seeing how it looks. The roof
> looks good too, a very nice building.
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> I would commend you for taking the time to deck out all the interior so well.
> I rarely have the patience. But there is the difference between something for
> a home display and something for a train show. At the show, very few people
> would ever see the interior.
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> Your bank is neat, I like the use of the 1x1 cones for detail. One thing I
> noticed is that all your buildings seem to have short floors. Is this a wrong
> impression? How many bricks in height are your floors?
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> > I emailed this to the ISCC so hopefully it gets entered.
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> Good luck. :)
> >
> > Thanks for looking!
> >
> > David Kohrman
> > Lugnet #1117
>
> -Jason
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> Jason Spears
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| (...) Hmm, I think I need read some books about architecture. I can see what your talking about, but that hadn't occured to me before. (...) I look forward to seeing what you create next. (Possibly even in person, say at a MichLUG meeting?) (...) (...) (23 years ago, 27-Dec-01, to lugnet.town)
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| (...) building is red. This is something I have noticed in many real buildings, but haven't gotten around to trying it out and seeing how it looks. The roof looks good too, a very nice building. I would commend you for taking the time to deck out (...) (23 years ago, 27-Dec-01, to lugnet.town)
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