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Hey all,

I’ve got a work conference coming up in September and I was looking to make an impactful display. Looking for someone to help me design and print a cityscape (preferably of memorable US city / block)

**note the Dimensions are 650mm x 377mm (25.5906in x 14.8425197in)

Cheers.

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Hey,

Dominic Wright here from Generation 3D. We do a lot of work for CityScape and have some models going up this year.

Happy to send over some of the work.

Please feel free to reach out at Dominic@generation3d.ae

Thanks,

Dominic

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Hi Nick!

Let me try to zero in on your expectations.

-When you say memorable US city/block, what is your expectation and level of detail that you want to see? Are we talking West Coast/Rocky Mountain/Mid-west/South/East Coast? Urban planning differs a lot across the country. Miami isn’t Denver kind of thing.

-What material and or color were you hoping to use? White is very common for Urban Models.

Let me know!

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Nick,

We specialize in this area…goto: www.visualimmersion.com

BTW-we are in Dallas.

rob@visualimmersion.com

thxs

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I have built a light table with 12 different cities you can see here.

http://www.easttowerdesign.com/d/m08.html

The dimensions are roughly 7 inches by 50 inches. Contact me through the website if you want to shoot the breeze about your project.

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Hey Erick,

Thanks for the quick response.

- I’m not 100% sure on this one (I’m based in Australia and heading over to San Antonio for the event), something that has a mix of high / medium density housing. If possible getting a 3d print of San Antonio, maybe downtown areas would be perfect!

- Not 100% sure on the material too, I’d be looking for it to be white, would be happy to hear what the best material would be for this job.

As for a bit more info on us too. I’m from Biarri Networks. We provide fiber optic network planning and design software and services for Telcos and Engineers around the United States. We’re going to be giving away a city design upto 20,000 premises and I was thinking that having a 3d printed design sitting at our booth would capture people’s attention!

Would be keen to hear if this is achievable.

Cheers.