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[taimis]

[Big Cat]

Oh man, oh man

[SEAfan]

A spectacular job, Taimis!

Thanks a whole lot!

[Þróndeimr]

Now look at that! Awesome!

[AtlanticaC5]

Great job! Consider this one a sticky!

[Pansori]

Well done! I would still add the city names to each rendering though. Or perhaps group the images by city. A text link list of projects with heights and other info under the images would also help to look things more 'complete'.

[taimis]

Originally Posted by Pansori

Well done! I would still add the city names to each rendering though. Or perhaps group the images by city. A text link list of projects with heights and other info under the images would also help to look things more 'complete'.

Concerning the names of the cities, there are only five projects up there that are not from Vilnius so if separated the list would be uneven to say the least, also isn't the point of the quick links just to present the rendering?

I agree with making a written list of projects displaying the height and so on, I shall get on with it as soon as I find some time.

[Þróndeimr]

the point in the quick link thread with image layout is that people with no clue about Lithuanian architecture and developers can get interested. Best thing to do is show renderings in a 'cool' layout.

Adding text with those renderings will just mess it up. Its better to add lists under it, with heights and location as i did. Thats what i think at least.

[taimis]

Originally Posted by Þróndeimr

the point in the quick link thread with image layout is that people with no clue about Lithuanian architecture and developers can get interested. Best thing to do is show renderings in a 'cool' layout.

Adding text with those renderings will just mess it up. Its better to add lists under it, with heights and location as i did. Thats what i think at least.

I agree.

Last thing, its important to keep the project threads updated as well as creating new ones for proposed developments and such. Because lithuanians enjoy the miestai.net forum there is less need for discussion here, so there's a downside to having our own forum, in that the broader community is less informed as less photos, renderings and news are posted here on SSC.