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The Alden by Wayne

From 1908 to 1940, Sears sold houses by mail-order. They were pre-cut homes, not pre-fabs.

They supplied all the plans and materials necessary to build the house yourself (or hire someone to do it for you). "The Alden" was one such home. Then it sold for $2,418 US dollars. (In 2016 that would be about 40,250 USD or 32,995 EUR). In the US the average home price is now 311,400 USD. A "mobil home" will cost $73,600 or so.

House by Wayne Camolli

With round walls, terrain, skybox.

House in Řícmanice by Vladimír Břínek

The complete project of a house with garden and vicinity.

Restaurant U Lajcmanů - Řícmanice by Vladimír Břínek

Restaurant with nearby firehouse and bus stop

House in Mahenova street by Vladimír Břínek

Possible reconstruction / extension of house in Mahenova street, Brno

House by Julka

Bedroom by Julka

Green kitchen by Julka

Prairie House by Wayne Camolli

The designation Prairie Style is due to the dominant horizontality of the majority of Prairie style buildings which echos the wide, flat, tree-less expanses of the mid-Western United States. The most famous proponent of the style, Frank Lloyd Wright, promoted an idea of "organic architecture", the primary tenet of which was that a structure should look as if it naturally grew from the site. Wright also felt that a horizontal orientation was a distinctly American design motif, in that the younger country had much more open, undeveloped land than found in most older, urbanized European nations.

Kitchen studio by Dekel Levi

Apartment House by Wayne Camolli

The apartment converted to house, using all new features of Room Arranger 7. Walls and floors are all covered with textures, roof is made of textured polygons. Don't forget to touch the doorbell and flush in the bathroom!
You can also open windows, switch on the TV, and admire the roses made using the external VRML object.

Tiled bathroom

Tiled bathroom made exactly as in the manufacturer catalog. The author used the new feature in version 7.1: tiling texture on the rectangle object. It can be seen on the bathtub, behind the shower, and line above the sink.

Triple Round by Wayne Camolli

Big project featuring house with round walls and 7 floors, and includes a 3D walk-through.

Classy House by Wayne Camolli

Classy large house with double round straircase, a lot of rooms, and garage and servant quarters in the basement. Note: there is an increbile tour set for you to explore the house in 3D (press F4).

Octagon by Wayne Camolli

Multifloor octagonal house inspired by Lillian Jackson Braun's "The Cat Who..." books. Her main character, James "Qwill" Qwilleran and his Siamese cats K'ao Ko Kung (Koko for every day purposes), and Yum Yum, live in an octagonal house in an apple orchard in Moose County (400 miles north of everywhere). Note: there is an increbile tour set for you to explore the house in 3D (press F4).

The two floors house with roof by Vlad Vitvar

Mensa by Allez

The Eating room of the college

The Kitchen by Radka Polnická

The House for Children and Youth by Kubyk

A big multi-floor building. The gym and mini-cinema are in ground floor, the hal is upstairs. There are 3 yards in the project. One with volleyball, the second serves as a recreational area, on the third one there are flowerbeds.

Budhistic temple by Lukáš Hejduk

Candy store by Lukáš Hejduk

In this candy store "U modrého slona" ("Blue Elefant") you will find dessert, cakes, sandwiches, ice cream,... There are small tables in front of the store under the cloth roof and also inside the store. Toilets are are, of course, inevitable part of this project.

Garden by David Z.

A very nice garden with much wood and flowers. This garden has a fountain and a veranda with stairs. The garden begins with the door (back of a house).

Garden by David Z.

A big garden a very big fountain, flowers with colors, trees and grass.