It is only something I noticed doing some of my research for 3D model purposes. Of the places I have read about and seen (and believe me, there are a lot of places), I have noticed fairly minimal landscaping in the streetscapes. Some streets do have some of the basic items: trees and grass strips, but there are some scenes with almost no landscaping to speak of.
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Monday, November 5, 2012
Monday, October 29, 2012
East High Street model, Hamilton Ohio, 2012 ("the preview")
Greetings all,
I apologize for yet another delay in posting. I've been caught up in the next 3D sketchup model and admittedly I can bury myself in these things very deeply.
This post is a break from what I thought would be the blog format of looking at the past models, reviewing them and highlighting anything learned since then. Instead, we're skipping around in the listing taking a brief and informal look at the most recent model, East High Street, Hamilton Ohio. The reason for the switch, demand from others, which goes to show what could happen if you just ask me.
I apologize for yet another delay in posting. I've been caught up in the next 3D sketchup model and admittedly I can bury myself in these things very deeply.
This post is a break from what I thought would be the blog format of looking at the past models, reviewing them and highlighting anything learned since then. Instead, we're skipping around in the listing taking a brief and informal look at the most recent model, East High Street, Hamilton Ohio. The reason for the switch, demand from others, which goes to show what could happen if you just ask me.
Labels:
3D buildings,
3D model,
East High Street,
Hamilton Ohio,
High Street,
landscape,
parks,
pedestrian avenue,
sketchup,
suburban retrofit,
urbanism,
walkability
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