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Started by mattb325, February 01, 2007, 04:07:43 PM

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jacqulina


baconrocky

Quote from: mattb325 on July 22, 2007, 02:54:43 AM
Thanks guys - Lansdowne terrace has been submitted to go through the modding & testing stages now...

Next up is a medium sized CS$$$ Department store. Based on an old demolished department store called Farmers & Myers.






What ever happen to this?  :thumbsup:

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Shadow Assassin

Hate to bump this topic... but I have a request. :P


What about the Queen Victoria Building in Sydney? It'd look great in SC4. :P
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mattb325

Haven't had much time for batting (but I have the Queen Vic Building about 1/4 way done - I have been doing it for some time)....yesterday, however, I cleaned out some old files.



For those unfamiliar with these styles of terraces, they are quite common in Sydney and Mebourne and are known as 'boom' style. Built in the late 1800s after the boom of the gold rush, they had just about every conceivable style adorning their facades, and look somewhat like an over-festooned wedding cake.

Here is a similar RL example, from Paddington in Sydney


paroch

Hey Matt,

I've been checking here regularly to see what was on the go.  (You know I am a fan of ALL your stuff).

The Boom houses look fantastic.  When you say "clearing out files", does that mean these were never released?  I've not seen them but would love to have them :thumbsup:  Are you planning on releasing them?

I appreciate they are Australian buildings, but IMHO they would work so very well with much of GasCookers UK Suburban homes.  I have a small quad that I'm about to start work on, and my plan was to use Gascooker exclusively in it, just to get a different look and feel - but I'd love to include these as well.

All the best,

Paul

mightygoose

i agree with paroch when i say i love all of your stuff, the boom houses are awesome... and i hope by cleaned out you meant sent for testing :P
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threeswept

This is great work! I love this style!

mattb325

Thanks all - these houses have been released and you can get them here

Alfred.Jones

Thanks for those Matt :thumbsup:

They look great

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They look great Matt, soon they will grow in Stropon :thumbsup:

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jacqulina

excellent looking buildings there &apls &apls

kimcar

 &apls &apls Love those very much. Thanks for sharing it :thumbsup:

mattb325

Thankyou all for the kind words


Cottage (or Ferme) Ornée. Essentially conceived as a small-scale villa, this style was revived in the early 20th century as a 'cottage in the round'. It borrowed from many styles and freely mixed them all within the same palette.

Such a home in the early 20th Century, although compact (unlike todays cottages ornée which are referred to as McMansions), would present itself on all sides to a garden front, with a lawn and groups of trees and is designed to be interesting and picturesque no matter which aspect it is viewed from.

 
The Dover                                                                                            The Wilmore

 
The Radford                                                                                      The Gateshead

 
The Essex                                                                                       The Castleton

As you can see, the is 'olde' English, Spanish revival, Federation and American Eclectic - these homes are from various pattern books which date from 1905-1936

Also, cottages ornée, being contemporary to the arts and crafts movement, were often placed at slights angles from the street frontage:

 

 

 

 

 

These are all designed to sit on 1x2 and 2x2 lots and even though they are angled, they are not designed only for corner positions.


Schulmanator

These would be delightful additions to any suburb- well done, good looking and very realistic.

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threestooges

Excellent selection you've created there. The angles are quite fitting for the somewhat eccentric designs, and the lots work with the buildings pretty well, though some of them seem a bit close to the property lines (to keep in line with the garden-view-from-all-sides thing). I like the look though. Good work.

Yoder7652

now that is what I'm talking about...great new pads, matt &apls

girlfromverona

Those are truly beautiful houses, Matt!  :thumbsup:

jmyers2043

Hi Matt... I like the details and the scale and color palette look good. The homes at the slight angles will really pop on corner lots! I think I see cycledog textures? That will really compliment his contributions and make my cities look nicer for sure. Will there be color variations for each model? Foundations may be difficult based on the nooks and corners but I'll still ask if that is in the works too?

Jim Myers  (5th member of SC4 Devotion)

tag_one

Great little buildings Matt :thumbsup:
The textures and the details are great and also the lot is well done :)