Multi-Color Nordic-Inspired Architectural Model
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This architectural model's sharp peaks were inspired by a Scandinavian golf club and Canada's majestic Mount Rundle, while the thickness and space of the scaffolding in the glass was influenced by Isaac's innovative Lightfield Building. We've also included the Simplify3D Factory File to demonstrate exactly how this was sliced (10% infill, no top/bottom layers on the Windows.stl model) and the original Inventor file for those who have the software and want to experiment with the model. Inspired by: - Mount Rundle: http://static.thousandwonders.net/Mount.Rundle.original.11855.jpg - Scandinavian Golf Club: http://c1038.r38.cf3.rackcdn.com/group1/building5531/media/vhli_scandinavian_golf_club_kontraframe_01.jpg - Isaac's Lightfield Building: https://cults3d.com/en/architecture/lightfield-building
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