High detailed 3d building.
Previews were rendered with vray mat and light.
The file has all lightning setup and texturing ;multi layer phososhop PSD file included
We can detect the emergence of the notion of the sedimentary city, embodied by the formula 'build the city on the city', through the various ruptures that have marked urban thinking since the end of the Thirties Glorious. From the last projects of large complexes, in the early seventies, to the Solidarity and Urban Renewal Act (SRU) of December 2000, the affirmation of this problem has been the affair of a generation. In "A future for our past", an article published in 1976 in the journal Architecture of Today, Bernard Huet stigmatized interventions in old center, carried out in contempt of the context, by the "modern" architects of the sixties and sixties. Against the idea of ​​tabula rasa he defended instead the 'ordinary of the city', values ​​pre-existing urban fabrics, the 'already there'. This approach marks the end of modern ideology as a faith in a technical progress which, guaranteeing a necessarily better future, would be worth sacrificing the past. A new attitude of architects and urban planners appears gradually, affirming the quality of unique urban situations that enrich the responses to housing or equipment programs. However, the debate initiated on the theme of the repair of the European city, which defends the sedimentary nature of the historic city to oppose the devastating renovations, has a turning point since the eighties. The question of the peripheries deserted by productive activities, industrial wastelands and the drift of large social housing complexes are now in the spotlight1, with their procession of new urban issues: those of the qualitative transformation of these vast territories. and their reconquest by the city. On these outskirts emerged farmland encompassing villages and villages, urban planning approaches are still under construction. Europan took up these experimental themes in the early nineties, particularly during the third and fourth sessions. Then the question arises as to which cities the city is built on. Responding to them supposes to distinguish different situations, not necessarily successive but rather simultaneous, nested in the metropolitan territories. In strongly constituted tissues, the urban form remains, the use of evolves, the city is transformed without its physical structure
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