#317 Currently, the orientation is looking down onto the building so you have the roof shown. I am wondering how it would look if you were looking up at the building and no roof showing??
#325 Maybe a box on the roof to represent rooftop equipment? That is what we do fyi. Also, how would the top of the A's look if they were angled to match the roof line? Or they can be open to the roof line white space.
330 has potential. Maybe remove the two bump-outs from the box on the roof? You could also try moving it off-center, making the right side of the box light blue, and adding a window to it?
What if we rotate the building so the light blue side is facing us......and we put the AAA was on the front of the building. That way we don't have to mess with the angle of the A's. Then on the dark blue right side of the building (the only side we can now see) we have windows. We can keep a penthouse for visual interest?
#339 Yes, but I imagined the AAA side as being a 90 degree rectangle and not sloping the sides for perspective. I also hoped the A's would be open to the ground and roof.
Hi there, I also tried the trick to "wrap" the "A"s around the building so they are sitting on the walls, I think it looks pretty good: #350, #351, #352, #353
#352 I think I like this one. For perspective shouldn't the windows taper (top and bottom) the same as the building top and bottom? Same is true for the horizontal part of the A's. Also, can you add text AAA to Energy Service?
What you're saying is true, but it also depends how you look at it. In this one, it shows only the top of the building, so the bottom line of it is not actually the bottom of the building, but the bottom of the view. hence the shape of the windows. It also plays a bit with imagination I think since you cannot distinguish the right perspective which also makes it less "obvious", but I'll work on it and see how it looks like with the right perspective.