YEP!!I apreciate it very much Mandy!!I love the design and the greys and its placement in the dark is superb ,mandy.I Love the concept.Very well done.

Mandi this really is one cool looking Sci-fi city, awesome work

Excellent modeling my friend, excellent design!

Neat lookin sci-fi city very cool excellent work!!

very good modeling.

Wonderful modeling!!!

Looks interesting. I am waiting to grab it and put in real life!

I like the new avatar, it is always a treat to see who is behind the art. Your City Looks good, but with such a FAR OUT name like Sci Fi City, I think some more detail is warranted.... would love to see such things as doors... a City sign would be super... Welcome to Sci Fi City...

I cant't wait ! I'm sure, given your talent, It'll be a GREAT freebie.

Wonderful modeling and sci-fi city,excellent work Mandi***

Nice work on this, I'm sure it would look great with a number of them placed together. Cool avatar btw.

Very cool work!!

Super modeling..magnific sci-fic city! :)

wonderful work!!!

Great modeling, Mandi!!!

Great modelling! Fantastic clear shapes!

Very nice modeling! Excellent work!

Uma modelagem magnifica minha amiga, trabalho excelente, aplausos (5)

Very cool and generous. I'm envious of your modeling ability. That's my next hurdle (eventually). Well done and I'm sure all the material zones will be much appreciated by those who texture. Love the avatar. It's fun to see your lovely smiling face. : )

Very cool!

Very well thought out, polygon placement is symmetric, should work quite well. How does it render in other packages? I'm never too old to learn something...;) keep it up....

This looks great. It should be a lot of fun to play with.

great modeling

Cool looking city. I'm seeing it as an art museum. Can't wait to see it textured. Hope you put it up as an obj. file so I can use it. It's great to see you too.

Excellent!

Nice modeling. Just beggin for textures !!

Very good structure construction.

Great Model ;-)

I like Cathy's remarks because they give insight into what this involves. To a complete novice in digital architectural rendering, I only see the design & it seems seamless and 'right': I have no idea what it involves. But I did study architecture (as art that is, ie I didn't study to be an architect) so I did old fashioned rendering just to get a feel for it; and that & that alone allows me to appreciate what your renders involve. (Some architects were superb artists too—or had superb artists in their hire, as Frank Lloyd Wright did [and if you haven't seen his facade & landscape renders, they're a must, especially from the early Prairie period: The woman who was often responsible for them deserved an award for her superior work, which no doubt Wright didn't acknowledge]. They produced architectural drawings which were beautiful works of art.) I assume your angle here isn't easy to get, at least with total accuracy to each "wing" of your structure. But you chose a fine angle, not head on or symmetric, but one which reveals different characteristics of the whole in a single 'shot'. The concept itself is fascinating because, with the 4-pronged structure (each identical to the other), you have these auxiliary structures which have their own character & purpose, and which peak our curiosity as any good fantasy city/complex should. And of course your constant sense of architectural 'trueness' comes forward here, as you don't create structures that could only exist in the mind (ie, impossible, structurally). People who don't do these renders might wonder why they sometimes have simple palettes (b&w & grays here); but these are often templates/initial concepts; and there's something clean & crystalline about these renders where shape, value (light/dark) & sheer proportion are the thing. The central tower is in harmony with its prongs, jutting-out where the prongs move out. And it's a fascinating city. I've looked up both your sitename and your name for "free stuff" but as of the end of August, I didn't find it yet. I'll keep checking. Not that I do anything like this, but who knows: I've loved architecture for so long, why not? One of your city-scapes could be fodder for one of my utterly unarchitectural pieces. I'll let you know! Complex & fascinating piece, as always.

Cool, excellent work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!