After finishing the stitching of the Harrison facade, I got the idea to bleed the colors along the roof line, so any slight imperfections in the size would be tolerated.
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| The Harrision facade with bleeding roof line and neutral background |
One side has brownish tar along the roofline, the other has a tin-plated cornice. It's barely noticeable, but otherwise the sky blue from the background (or white whatever) would make a tiny edge if visible. The bleed takes care of that.
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| Harrison Street facade being applied I know that everything is in good shape when: the windows line up with the Stewart facade, the tower lines up with the existing polygonal tower (more or less.) |
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| Texture being applied - it needs to be pulled up to the roof, so the brown edges bleed off the top. |
You can see the bleeding edge at the top of the roofline here, the next step is to stretch the art to the roof.
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| Texture being applied to Light MIng Wholesale |
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| Harrison Street Facade - no parapet built yet. |
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| Corner of Stewart and Harrison - parapet on both sides complete. I've decided to split the block up to submit separately. It will be in three parts: The 44 Stewart Building, the 220 Ingraham loading dock, and the Light Ming Wholesale low rectangular building.
The courtyard fence remains to be completed. A few more steps and we can submit. |
