Here we demolished the old Statehouse on a platform that we originally constructed last week.
The walls went up fast and furious. Everybody helped and knocked them out fast!
It started to look like a building very quickly
Once the walls were up, we immediately started on the roof and dormers
Somebody installed stone cap window sills. I thought it gave it a nice touch
Standing back from a distance to make sure the dormers are evenly spaced.
Checking out the view from above
And the view of the cupola from the roofline. It looks good so far
It's taking shape and really coming along
Everything looks in line and evenly spaced.
O.K. so we had to adjust a dormer or two. Some looked uneven. We fixed them up good.
The view from the balcony door, looking into the interior
From the balcony door looking outside to the Boston Harbor.
The door and torches lighting up the doorway...looking very colonial-ish!
The view from inside after we finished laying the carpet
I'd like to take credit for this, but Danny H. created this stoplight. Pretty cool!
The final view from the inside. I love it!
Standing back from afar to admire the finished product.
A piece of Boston history created in just one class. Our iED Computer Graphics Class ROCKS!
This is the Final Project: Group Statehouse . It is a final exercise from the Immersive Education course that I am taking at Boston College. The course is called Discovering Computer Graphics. For details, visit the immersive BC portal at http://ImmersiveEducation.org/@/bc.
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