L'édifice Grand Tronc on Rue McGill in Montréal
When i started modeling six years ago, I really liked the fact that you have the possibility to publish on Google Earth and then millions of persons can see YOUR building.That really pushed me to do better and better. It really frustrated me for a while not to be able to place photo textures on faces.
Église Saint-Pierre on Rue de la Visitation in Montréal
The first thing I do when I’m geo-modeling is to choose a location with a Google Earth snapshot, then I trace the contour of the building in SketchUp. The third thing I do is to place the axes of the model. Next, I make a group, push/pull up my footprint, then I use Street View to check the approximate height of the building I’m working on.
Le Marché Maisonneuve (Maisonneuve Market) at Place Gennevilliers Laliberté in Montréal
Farine Five Roses is my favorite model because of the sign on top which is a unique feature in Google Earth and in Montreal's Old Port also.
Farine Five Roses (Five Roses Flour) at the Old Port in Montréal
I'd like to make Montreal and its surrounding areas more visible to the rest of the world and let people who are using Google Earth be able to use Street View to see my buildings.
1253 Rue McGill College, where Google’s offices in Montréal are located
I think the Google team have developed such nice and free tools for 3D that anyone with absolutely no experience can become a good modeler.
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