You'll laugh at me for this, but just looking at this model (without having any prior knowledge of it being an over-the-top "home"), it struck me to look like some sort of (maybe) school or institutional compound. I'm stunned that this is actually going to be someone's home--who in heaven's name needs all that space, etc.?!
Really impressive work you did on this model though--wow!
Thanks so very much, Minnie!
I'll post a pic(s) when the final rendering with landscaping, materials, colors, etc., is done.
It shouldn't look nearly as institutional.
It is now in queue for the rendering.
Right now, I'm doing the initial design and building of the base models for projects.
But, since one of our people that was doing the renderings left this week on a church mission trip to South America, and may not be back after a coupla' months because she found her true calling, it was suggested in my recent job review that I might now be taking that on, as well...!
In regards to all that space, I could never possibly imagine needing all the space all of the monster homes we design have.
Although, many of these folks do run their businesses from home and do a lot of entertaining.
Also, most of these high-end folks don't do much around the house. The grounds, pool, cleaning, etc....they pay others to take care of those things.
Fit better than the two I bought from Lands End but I liked those too. I have pretty good luck with a couple of styles from Lands End.
Wonder why...
I always thought the odds were much worse than...time to find me a clover field...!!!!! 
