Giacinto Consiglio

Quite disappointing design. The back is completely bare and the roof greenhouse clearly lacks a proper top (amongst many more meh things). It's architecturally unintelligible why the friends-like pillars on the pizzeria are yellow, just like the rest of the walls, and not white: from Renaissance and on, if you use a colour or a material for the wall, then columns, lesenas, cornices and so on are always of a different (frequently lighter) color, to enhance the "readability" of the façade; then suddenly the wall behind the facade turns !medium nougat! as if it was somehow linked to the chimney of the pizzeria wood oven...disappointed also by the excessive price, it will be the first time I don't buy it at day one and the first time I'll modify several elements, at least in the facades.

Hi all, I'm very happy to introduce my latest modular building, coming after long months of university activities hijacking my free time. The set houses a leather shop in the far right building, inspired by Renaissance architecture, an empty house in the far left one, just sold to a new tenant, and a 13th century watchtower in the middle. Hope you like it!

Thank you!!

Hi everybody! I'm happy to show you my fifteenth modular building, the Corner Terrace. Its architecture mainly draws inspiration from Mediterranean old towns and it's my first attempt at a 32x64 corner modular building, as well as an inverted corner solution. The first floors host a hardware shop and a wine shop; upstairs, a flat on two levels in the Sand Green building and a potter's lab in the white townhouse can be found. The terrace itself also offers a couple of tables to customers wishing to taste their wine enjoying a nice view of the city. The model uses 4826 pieces. Hope you like it!

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Thank you everybody! The instructions are available at bricksandtiles.jimdo.com

Yes, it is! It counts more than 12k bricks.

I'm very happy to show you my latest work, the Neoclassical Theatre. Its exterior draws inspiration from Russian Neoclassicism, while the audience and the stage is freely based upon magnificent Palladio's Teatro Olimpico in Vicenza. The model can be divided into two blocks and the back pedimented facade is removable to access the interior. Hope you like it!

Thank you. They are 15573 jumper plates. I sell instructions on bricksandtiles.jimdo.com ??

Thank you everybody! The pics are renders by amazing Mecabricks

I'm very happy to introduce you my latest modular building, once again celebrating the joyful and elegant Art Nouveau Architecture. The buildings house a Fine Arts Shop and a Newsagent's on the ground floor, a therapist office on the first floor of the left building, a writer's messy room on the second floor, and the newsagent's apartment on the upper floor of the right building. I'm particularly satisfied by the right building, as I wanted to include some features from the renown Maison Saint Cyr by arch.Gustave Strauven in Bruxelles, as well as the very hard-to-find nougat colour, recently used in 1x10 plates as well as older 2x4 plates: these are the only "stackable" pieces in that colour. Hope you like it!

Final pic of the Square from above

New pic of the back of the Basilica. I strove a lot to find enough information about this part of the building, as it is completely hidden by adjoining structures. It is mostly a "reconstruction" of how the church would look like if it was a stand-alone: even the apse is fused to other structures and impossible to visualize as a complete semicircle. Here you can also perceive how heterogeneous is the surface of the Basilica: marbles suddenly interrupt revealing the original romanesque/byzantine brickwork; the shape of the openings and of the roofline is indeed very similar to some details of Hagia Sophia in Istanbul.

Unfortunately, just a symbolic "monarch" hahahha

This is a render, but I'm probably going to build it for real