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Bradbury Building
Inspected v99 — café brick face and historical door
The documented café-facing wall now has a first-pass whitewashed brick treatment around the historical timber door. Its receiving masonry, clear opening and original mesh/material preservation checks pass; the close and corrected room views are inspected. Roof-shape comparison is active but unpromoted.
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What’s still unresolved
Café fit-out is a qualified 2016–2017 reconstruction in a dated footprint, not a surveyed current interior.
Brick bond, palette, wash and relief remain cleaner, more regular estimates—not exact distressed masonry; door carving, grain and hardware remain unfinished.
Counter/canopy dimensions and joint tolerances remain estimates; fine columns, lighting, machines and cold bar are incomplete.
Storefront heights, hardware, joints, font and recess are estimates; wider Third Street glazing remains unfinished.
Retained passage finish is stepped; no continuous sweep, accessibility or seamless street-grade claim.
Exact carved capitals, foliage and lettering outlines remain unfinished.
Matched-camera roof comparison exposes a flatter/lower model than the later aerial; fitted dimensions remain uncertain and no roof changes are integrated.
Private rooms and ceilings remain incomplete; scoped mesh/ray checks are not whole-model certification.
No new export, PC render or Unreal-readiness claim.
Café — corrected counter and brick-wall viewpoint
Read-only retained v99 viewed from a checked public-room camera outside local closed meshes, with a clear center sightline to the new brick face. Foreground architecture has not been removed to manufacture the view. Nominal brick, counter, supports and study lighting remain WIP; full room completion, exact materials and current measured layout are not claimed.
Unchanged accepted model rendered through the retained uncertain nine-parameter aerial-camera fit. Camera implementation checked against analytic projections; fit control and holdout uncertainty remain. This is a diagnostic, not measured roof height, current-condition proof or an accepted geometry correction. Source photograph is not included or uploaded.
Public café-facing brick treatment only, tested against original receiving masonry and clear door void. Physical study light, nominal shallow brick relief, regular bond, palette and wash are estimates; exact historic damage and material matching remain open. Original walls, UVs and existing material networks preserved. No current-survey, full-room completion or accessibility claim.
Independent coupon adds real shallow unit faces, beveled edges and recessed mortar to the source-informed procedural wash. Consolidated mesh, nominal seeded variation and regular bond remain estimates, not a measured masonry reconstruction. Same original neutral study lights; no building integration or source-photo textures.
Independent coupon adds real shallow unit faces, beveled edges and recessed mortar to the source-informed procedural wash. Consolidated mesh, nominal seeded variation and regular bond remain estimates, not a measured masonry reconstruction. Same original neutral study lights; no building integration or source-photo textures.
Read-only retained v94 candidate: native original mesh/UV parity, reproduced apron removal, 10 mm sampled floor clearance and temporary open-leaf checks. Canonical saved door remains closed. Photographic dimensions and fine carving remain provisional; no full sweep or accessibility claim.
Read-only retained v94 candidate: native original mesh/UV parity, reproduced apron removal, 10 mm sampled floor clearance and temporary open-leaf checks. Canonical saved door remains closed. Photographic dimensions and fine carving remain provisional; no full sweep or accessibility claim.
Café inner door — temporary open-leaf construction
Independent single timber leaf, three lower panels and fixed arched glazed transom from the public café photographs. Nominal dimensions fit the retained opening but are not measured. Fine carving, molding profile, hardware, grain and present condition remain unverified. Open-leaf view is a temporary construction check; saved component remains closed. No master geometry changed.
Independent single timber leaf, three lower panels and fixed arched glazed transom from the public café photographs. Nominal dimensions fit the retained opening but are not measured. Fine carving, molding profile, hardware, grain and present condition remain unverified. Open-leaf view is a temporary construction check; saved component remains closed. No master geometry changed.
Read-only wall-strip inventory and local opening rays against the protected architecture. The original café photos show a historical timber door in exposed brick; its correspondence to the retained generic opening is being tested, not assumed. No wall, finish or private access changes made.
Integrated main counter and hollow canopy as a source-estimated construction candidate. Actual holes receive retained columns; short return/canopy notch fit the pier. The diagnosed tangent plinth is reconstructed with an open rear recess. Original architecture retains exact mesh/transform/material signatures. Isolated top view temporarily slices receiving solids only; canonical master reloaded afterward. Fine columns, historic inner door, lighting, cold bar and final materials remain unfinished.
Integrated main counter and hollow canopy as a source-estimated construction candidate. Actual holes receive retained columns; short return/canopy notch fit the pier. The diagnosed tangent plinth is reconstructed with an open rear recess. Original architecture retains exact mesh/transform/material signatures. Isolated top view temporarily slices receiving solids only; canonical master reloaded afterward. Fine columns, historic inner door, lighting, cold bar and final materials remain unfinished.
Integrated main counter and hollow canopy as a source-estimated construction candidate. Actual holes receive retained columns; short return/canopy notch fit the pier. The diagnosed tangent plinth is reconstructed with an open rear recess. Original architecture retains exact mesh/transform/material signatures. Isolated top view temporarily slices receiving solids only; canonical master reloaded afterward. Fine columns, historic inner door, lighting, cold bar and final materials remain unfinished.
Read-only source-anchor registration of the independent main counter, not accepted room geometry. One round column is expected to pass through the worktop; the uncut study and overlong return must be corrected from saved contact evidence. Actual fit-out dimensions, canopy, service layout, fine materials and separate cold bar remain unresolved.
Read-only source-anchor registration of the independent main counter, not accepted room geometry. One round column is expected to pass through the worktop; the uncut study and overlong return must be corrected from saved contact evidence. Actual fit-out dimensions, canopy, service layout, fine materials and separate cold bar remain unresolved.
Independent main-counter construction trial from the original opposing café photographs: pale separable cabinet faces, thin metal worktop, recessed plinth and hollow lowered canopy with actual vent apertures. Dimensions, division counts and room placement are estimates. No hidden layout, machine inventory or source image is fabricated; the separate rear cold bar remains open work.
Café counter — independent cabinet and canopy study
Independent main-counter construction trial from the original opposing café photographs: pale separable cabinet faces, thin metal worktop, recessed plinth and hollow lowered canopy with actual vent apertures. Dimensions, division counts and room placement are estimates. No hidden layout, machine inventory or source image is fabricated; the separate rear cold bar remains open work.
The nominal library is fit to the retained clear side boundaries, with the reproduced side-head and rear-to-street masonry gaps closed by bounded receiving strips. Original walls and unfit studies remain preserved; eighteen identical contact rays are repeated after reopen. Dimensions, current fit-out, fine materials, counter and remaining public/private finishes are still incomplete.
Café library — fitted side boundaries and closed head contact
The nominal library is fit to the retained clear side boundaries, with the reproduced side-head and rear-to-street masonry gaps closed by bounded receiving strips. Original walls and unfit studies remain preserved; eighteen identical contact rays are repeated after reopen. Dimensions, current fit-out, fine materials, counter and remaining public/private finishes are still incomplete.
Café library — physical material and junction witness
Read-only physical study of saved v83 under neutral test lighting. The source-estimated library, white ceiling and source-position silhouettes are present; adjacent wall-head and edge contacts remain under diagnosis. Wood, brick whitewash and floor appearance are unfinished. This does not certify current fit-out, illumination or complete circulation.
Inspected library joinery is integrated provisionally against the dated rear masonry, with photographed white ceiling and source-position plain column/pier silhouettes. Only a bounded upper backing strip closes the demonstrated receiving gap; private partitions are unchanged. Dimensions, ceiling registration, fine column details, counter, furniture and current fit-out remain unfinished.
Inspected library joinery is integrated provisionally against the dated rear masonry, with photographed white ceiling and source-position plain column/pier silhouettes. Only a bounded upper backing strip closes the demonstrated receiving gap; private partitions are unchanged. Dimensions, ceiling registration, fine column details, counter, furniture and current fit-out remain unfinished.
Inspected library joinery is integrated provisionally against the dated rear masonry, with photographed white ceiling and source-position plain column/pier silhouettes. Only a bounded upper backing strip closes the demonstrated receiving gap; private partitions are unchanged. Dimensions, ceiling registration, fine column details, counter, furniture and current fit-out remain unfinished.
The full original photograph shows recessed backing behind four broad lower bays, not the flush panels previously inferred from a crop. This independent component preserves that rejected study and verifies twelve backing-depth samples after reopen. Width, height, depth, current fit-out and room placement remain estimates; furniture and book imagery are absent.
The full original photograph shows recessed backing behind four broad lower bays, not the flush panels previously inferred from a crop. This independent component preserves that rejected study and verifies twelve backing-depth samples after reopen. Width, height, depth, current fit-out and room placement remain estimates; furniture and book imagery are absent.
Read-only comparison: corrected library component placed provisionally against the thick rear masonry, with four drawing-position round columns and the distinct square concrete pier as temporary anchors. No room walls are cut or master saved. Amber marks inherited dated partitions; shelf dimensions, exact backing location, ceiling and current condition remain unresolved.
Read-only comparison: corrected library component placed provisionally against the thick rear masonry, with four drawing-position round columns and the distinct square concrete pier as temporary anchors. No room walls are cut or master saved. Amber marks inherited dated partitions; shelf dimensions, exact backing location, ceiling and current condition remain unresolved.
Café library — corrected tall base cabinet relation
The unobstructed original library photograph shows the left five-row field starting exactly at the right ten-row midpoint. This independent correction raises the four-panel base accordingly and repeats all six paired shelf datums after reopen. Exact dimensions, finish and actual room placement remain unresolved; the unregistered component column is preserved hidden.
Café library — aligned five-row and ten-row fields
The unobstructed original library photograph shows the left five-row field starting exactly at the right ten-row midpoint. This independent correction raises the four-panel base accordingly and repeats all six paired shelf datums after reopen. Exact dimensions, finish and actual room placement remain unresolved; the unregistered component column is preserved hidden.
Both narrow orthogonal bays beside the chamfer now have source-visible full-height display glazing, dark intermediate bands and pale upper transoms. The paired wood doorway remains on the chamfer only. Exact heights, joints, physical materials and remaining Third Street frontage/room fit-out are incomplete.
Café corner — doorway and two adjacent display bays
Both narrow orthogonal bays beside the chamfer now have source-visible full-height display glazing, dark intermediate bands and pale upper transoms. The paired wood doorway remains on the chamfer only. Exact heights, joints, physical materials and remaining Third Street frontage/room fit-out are incomplete.
Café doorway — open leaves and visible floor contact
Read-only saved v76 verification: actual chamfer wood doors, separate fixed upper transoms, cut wrapping plinth and supported threshold. The earlier close front view cropped the floor, so this wider witness exposes it. Adjacent narrow bays remain old display-window geometry pending correction. Materials, current dimensions, street datum and full café interior remain unfinished.
Café corner — physical doorway and masonry witness
Read-only saved v76 verification: actual chamfer wood doors, separate fixed upper transoms, cut wrapping plinth and supported threshold. The earlier close front view cropped the floor, so this wider witness exposes it. Adjacent narrow bays remain old display-window geometry pending correction. Materials, current dimensions, street datum and full café interior remain unfinished.
Café chamfer — separate leaves and supported threshold
Source-led actual chamfer entrance replaces the inherited raised-sill sash with paired separable wood leaves and distinct address, opaque and pale upper transoms. A bounded cut opens the wrapping plinth and a local threshold reaches the retained interior floor. Heights, hardware and exterior pavement datum remain estimates; temporary open pose is diagnostic, not whole-route certification.
Source-led actual chamfer entrance replaces the inherited raised-sill sash with paired separable wood leaves and distinct address, opaque and pale upper transoms. A bounded cut opens the wrapping plinth and a local threshold reaches the retained interior floor. Heights, hardware and exterior pavement datum remain estimates; temporary open pose is diagnostic, not whole-route certification.
Original unobstructed 2016 photograph resolves six right bays with ten rows and four broad left base panels; the earlier cropped-source count was wrong. This separate component corrects those counts while preserving old studies. Nominal dimensions, room placement, exact finish and current condition remain unresolved. No book artwork or reference photographs in the model.
Original unobstructed 2016 photograph resolves six right bays with ten rows and four broad left base panels; the earlier cropped-source count was wrong. This separate component corrects those counts while preserving old studies. Nominal dimensions, room placement, exact finish and current condition remain unresolved. No book artwork or reference photographs in the model.
Read-only saved v71 chamfer audit. Newly inspected original corner photograph places the café doors on this diagonal face; the adjacent narrow Broadway bay is display glass, not a second door. These views document inherited sash/apron geometry before correction. Exact current dimensions, materials and continuous circulation remain unverified.
Read-only saved v71 chamfer audit. Newly inspected original corner photograph places the café doors on this diagonal face; the adjacent narrow Broadway bay is display glass, not a second door. These views document inherited sash/apron geometry before correction. Exact current dimensions, materials and continuous circulation remain unverified.
Read-only verification of saved v71 after a metadata-only failure. Same physical camera/lighting as v70: two café piers terminate at the header underside, with zero overlap and zero contact gap after reopen. Physical brick shader structure is retained; only its viewport swatch changed. Café entrance, carving, full rooms and final materials remain incomplete.
Read-only CPU Cycles view of inspected v68 using retained scene lighting. This checks whether the white-looking Workbench corner is a display-color issue or a physical shader mismatch. Café narrow entrance still has the old raised-sill sash geometry; the audit records its obstructions before correction. Not final materials or complete architecture.
Independent dated café component: recessed support plinths now receive the cabinet/shelf bases, and shallow running-bond masonry describes the photographed whitewashed brick backing and pier. Brick dimensions, relief and finish are estimates. Room registration, ceiling details and current condition remain open; no copied source photographs or book artwork.
Café library — supported joinery and masonry study
Independent dated café component: recessed support plinths now receive the cabinet/shelf bases, and shallow running-bond masonry describes the photographed whitewashed brick backing and pier. Brick dimensions, relief and finish are estimates. Room registration, ceiling details and current condition remain open; no copied source photographs or book artwork.
Integrated WIP: two inherited equal-width sash bays replaced with source-led wider café display glazing, a narrower aligned pier, opaque sign bands and pale upper transoms. The main entrance, terminal corner bay and upper architecture are retained. Heights, panel joints, recess and font are estimates; no final current-condition or complete café claim.
Integrated WIP: two inherited equal-width sash bays replaced with source-led wider café display glazing, a narrower aligned pier, opaque sign bands and pale upper transoms. The main entrance, terminal corner bay and upper architecture are retained. Heights, panel joints, recess and font are estimates; no final current-condition or complete café claim.
Café library — corrected shelf and pier relationships
Independent 2017 library study: eight upper shelf bays over closed base panels on the left, five full-height bays on the right, and a distinct intervening brick pier. Corrected camera-facing handedness after the rejected prior study. Dimensions, exact joinery and column placement remain estimated; no room integration or finished material claim. Empty shelves omit book-cover artwork.
Café library — corrected source-facing construction
Independent 2017 library study: eight upper shelf bays over closed base panels on the left, five full-height bays on the right, and a distinct intervening brick pier. Corrected camera-facing handedness after the rejected prior study. Dimensions, exact joinery and column placement remain estimated; no room integration or finished material claim. Empty shelves omit book-cover artwork.
Café — existing room before fixed-detail authoring
Read-only v64 diagnostic, not a furnished or complete café. Amber identifies dated private wall fragments; the plan has cyan candidate fixed-joinery backings inferred from 2016–2017 photographs and a 2019/2020 existing plan. Exact room correspondence, ceiling, columns and current condition remain open. Temporary cuts are discarded.
Read-only v64 diagnostic, not a furnished or complete café. Amber identifies dated private wall fragments; the plan has cyan candidate fixed-joinery backings inferred from 2016–2017 photographs and a 2019/2020 existing plan. Exact room correspondence, ceiling, columns and current condition remain open. Temporary cuts are discarded.
Integrated trial replaces upright round beads with source-observed radial rectangular teeth and adds the photographed dot after BRADBURY. Tooth count and dimensions remain estimates. The clear arch radius and all other visible mesh coordinates are unchanged. Capitals, outer carved band, inscription outlines and realistic materials remain unfinished.
Integrated trial replaces upright round beads with source-observed radial rectangular teeth and adds the photographed dot after BRADBURY. Tooth count and dimensions remain estimates. The clear arch radius and all other visible mesh coordinates are unchanged. Capitals, outer carved band, inscription outlines and realistic materials remain unfinished.
Unchanged saved v59 roof seen from a distant high-angle camera. The flat membrane is exposed for comparison with dated aerial evidence; no revised roof dimensions are claimed. Vertical streaks in this Workbench view remain an unclassified display/shadow artifact pending a shadow-free witness, not a claimed geometry defect. Current slopes, parapets, service equipment and clerestory registration remain open.
Unchanged saved v59 roof seen from a distant high-angle camera. This exposes existing geometry for comparison with dated aerial evidence; no revised roof dimensions are claimed. Current slopes, parapets, service equipment and clerestory registration remain open.
Read-only saved v59 geometry from a lower photographic-height camera, complementing the elevated roof witness. Camera is not a calibrated photo match. No geometry is hidden, no material is changed. Current storefronts, carving/friezes, exact upper heights and roof relationships remain incomplete; uniform material response is still a visible gap.
Read-only saved v59 geometry from a lower photographic-height camera, complementing the elevated roof witness. Camera is not a calibrated photo match. No geometry is hidden, no material is changed. Current storefronts, carving/friezes, exact upper heights and roof relationships remain incomplete; uniform material response is still a visible gap.
Read-only view of the saved architecture. Earlier close exterior framing cropped the building and the first lower camera stood behind a stair. This camera is a new diagnostic, with explicit interior exposure compensation. No geometry is hidden to improve appearance. Full private rooms, current roof/ceilings, carving and realistic materials remain unfinished.
Read-only view of the saved architecture. Earlier close exterior framing cropped the building and the first lower camera stood behind a stair. This camera is a new diagnostic, with explicit interior exposure compensation. No geometry is hidden to improve appearance. Full private rooms, current roof/ceilings, carving and realistic materials remain unfinished.
Read-only view of the saved architecture. Earlier close exterior framing cropped the building and the first lower camera stood behind a stair. This camera is a new diagnostic, with explicit interior exposure compensation. No geometry is hidden to improve appearance. Full private rooms, current roof/ceilings, carving and realistic materials remain unfinished.
Broadway entrance — corrected hinge motion diagnostic
Inspected WIP after correcting two reproduced contacts. Leaf bottoms now clear the actual decorative floor finish by 15 mm, and estimated hinge axes sit behind the timber back edges. The same 46 discrete poses from 0–90 degrees now have no triangle intersections with 82 nearby fixed candidates. This is not continuous swept-volume certification or a surveyed hardware limit. Fine carving/materials remain unfinished; canonical master is closed.
Broadway entrance — corrected hinge motion diagnostic
Inspected failure diagnostic, not an operability pass. The corrected entry opens at its intended lateral positions, but discrete mesh checks reveal bottom edges crossing the decorative floor finish and leaf edges clipping fixed jambs. These contact defects are being corrected. Canonical master remains closed; source hinge limits, exact dimensions and final carving/materials are still open.
An enlarged dated plan shows the previous doorway was traced on the wrong segment of a stepped wall. New amber fragments follow the revised reading; retained public masonry is unchanged. Exact small-pier construction, complete rooms and current validity remain unresolved. This is a local diagnostic, not full circulation certification.
The preceding integration lost the source component orientation, hiding fixed metal plates behind timber. All123 source-to-model matrices are now compared after save/reopen. This is an integration correction, not final carving/material quality or measured doorway geometry. The earlier failed version is preserved.
Inspected failed integration retained for the case study. Library transfer lost source orientation and hinge-root positions; fixed relief/metal plates and the open pose were wrong. Corrected source-matrix transfer is shown in v57 and subsequent checks. This image is not the authoritative master or a final-quality claim.
Inspected failed integration retained for the case study. Library transfer lost source orientation and hinge-root positions; fixed relief/metal plates and the open pose were wrong. Corrected source-matrix transfer is shown in v57 and subsequent checks. This image is not the authoritative master or a final-quality claim.
Inspected failed integration retained for the case study. Library transfer lost source orientation and hinge-root positions; fixed relief/metal plates and the open pose were wrong. Corrected source-matrix transfer is shown in v57 and subsequent checks. This image is not the authoritative master or a final-quality claim.
A second dated interior photograph falsifies the earlier timber lunette: the recessed screen has two rectangular upper panes behind the masonry arch. Four lower parts and two central operable leaves are retained. Exact heights, profiles, carving, hardware and wood finish remain estimated. Not yet integrated; the screen/reveal junction still requires geometry checks.
A second dated interior photograph falsifies the earlier timber lunette: the recessed screen has two rectangular upper panes behind the masonry arch. Four lower parts and two central operable leaves are retained. Exact heights, profiles, carving, hardware and wood finish remain estimated. Not yet integrated; the screen/reveal junction still requires geometry checks.
Upper roof and facade — section compatibility diagnostic
Read-only one-metre section of the saved building. Amber is the upper facade trial, blue is the retained roof structure. This checks actual geometry relationships, not current roof accuracy: the historical section shows roof drainage pitch that the inherited flat roof has not yet reproduced. Office ceilings and full roof layout remain open.
Whole-building WIP cutaway: amber is legible private wall geometry from the dated existing ground plan; gray retains public architecture and exterior context. Complete rooms, ceilings, endpoint contact and current fit-outs remain unresolved. Cuts are diagnostic-only and are discarded by reloading the saved full building. No furniture or duplicate source-study floor is appended.
Ground floor — integrated dated walls and retained lobby
Whole-building WIP cutaway: amber is legible private wall geometry from the dated existing ground plan; gray retains public architecture and exterior context. Complete rooms, ceilings, endpoint contact and current fit-outs remain unresolved. Cuts are diagnostic-only and are discarded by reloading the saved full building. No furniture or duplicate source-study floor is appended.
Integrated architectural trial, not a measured or finished facade. Two independent photos support a shorter upper opening and deeper crown; metric heights remain estimates tied to assumed lower sill datums. Circular arches retain their shape and gain radial brick courses. Roof slabs and ceilings are unchanged; section compatibility, carving, materials and complete private rooms remain open.
Integrated architectural trial, not a measured or finished facade. Two independent photos support a shorter upper opening and deeper crown; metric heights remain estimates tied to assumed lower sill datums. Circular arches retain their shape and gain radial brick courses. Roof slabs and ceilings are unchanged; section compatibility, carving, materials and complete private rooms remain open.
Integrated architectural trial, not a measured or finished facade. Two independent photos support a shorter upper opening and deeper crown; metric heights remain estimates tied to assumed lower sill datums. Circular arches retain their shape and gain radial brick courses. Roof slabs and ceilings are unchanged; section compatibility, carving, materials and complete private rooms remain open.
Ground private walls — incomplete architectural study
Isolated dated existing-plan wall fragments, not complete ground-floor rooms or current tenant certification. Public lobby walls/stairs, ambiguous counters, ceiling coverage and full doorway schedule remain withheld. Heights and materials are provisional; source-to-master contact checks still required. No invented furniture.
Isolated dated existing-plan wall fragments, not complete ground-floor rooms or current tenant certification. Public lobby walls/stairs, ambiguous counters, ceiling coverage and full doorway schedule remain withheld. Heights and materials are provisional; source-to-master contact checks still required. No invented furniture.
Source-led isolated joinery WIP: fixed sidelights beside two operable central leaves, layered timber mouldings, lower fields and metal plates. Dimensions, exact lunette pattern, small carvings, hardware and final wood finish remain provisional. Open pose is an authored review state. Not yet integrated into either street portal.
Source-led isolated joinery WIP: fixed sidelights beside two operable central leaves, layered timber mouldings, lower fields and metal plates. Dimensions, exact lunette pattern, small carvings, hardware and final wood finish remain provisional. Open pose is an authored review state. Not yet integrated into either street portal.
Geometry-only diagnostic: cyan is the dated existing-plan outline, gray is selected saved ground structure, amber marks source-labeled or explicitly unlabeled space/entry anchors. This is not a complete ground-floor model or current tenant certification. Private walls, exact entrance registration, mezzanines and full route coverage remain open.
Source-led isolated joinery WIP: fixed sidelights beside two operable central leaves, layered timber mouldings, lower fields and metal plates. Dimensions, exact lunette pattern, small carvings, hardware and final wood finish remain provisional. Open pose is an authored review state. Not yet integrated into either street portal.
Source-led isolated joinery WIP: fixed sidelights beside two operable central leaves, layered timber mouldings, lower fields and metal plates. Dimensions, exact lunette pattern, small carvings, hardware and final wood finish remain provisional. Open pose is an authored review state. Not yet integrated into either street portal.
Upper facade — current and photographic proportion trial
Isolated diagnostic, not a master change or finished component. Left uses current upper opening/crown datums; right tests higher sill, shorter arched opening and deeper crown from two dated photos anchored to assumed lower-story levels. Metric values remain provisional, carving remains blank and roof/ceiling compatibility is untested.
Upper facade — current and photographic proportion trial
Isolated diagnostic, not a master change or finished component. Left uses current upper opening/crown datums; right tests higher sill, shorter arched opening and deeper crown from two dated photos anchored to assumed lower-story levels. Metric values remain provisional, carving remains blank and roof/ceiling compatibility is untested.
Upper facade — current and photographic proportion trial
Isolated diagnostic, not a master change or finished component. Left uses current upper opening/crown datums; right tests higher sill, shorter arched opening and deeper crown from two dated photos anchored to assumed lower-story levels. Metric values remain provisional, carving remains blank and roof/ceiling compatibility is untested.
Upper facade — current and photographic proportion trial
Isolated diagnostic, not a master change or finished component. Left uses current upper opening/crown datums; right tests higher sill, shorter arched opening and deeper crown from two dated photos anchored to assumed lower-story levels. Metric values remain provisional, carving remains blank and roof/ceiling compatibility is untested.
Rear service cutaway — incomplete room architecture WIP
Dated rear service WIP, not complete/current-as-built rooms. A clearer source crop corrects the older diagonal that crossed the small service room; the uncertain upstream baffle is withheld. Rust-colored partitions remain partial and their exterior contacts, heights, ceilings, shaft continuity and full routes are unresolved. Multistory exterior pieces are omitted only from this diagnostic cutaway, not from the saved building.
Rear service plan — source junction correction WIP
Dated rear service WIP, not complete/current-as-built rooms. A clearer source crop corrects the older diagonal that crossed the small service room; the uncertain upstream baffle is withheld. Rust-colored partitions remain partial and their exterior contacts, heights, ceilings, shaft continuity and full routes are unresolved. Multistory exterior pieces are omitted only from this diagnostic cutaway, not from the saved building.
Rejected integration diagnostic, not the authoritative master. The rust-colored rear service layer extends dated whole-floor coverage, but closer inspection finds an older amber diagonal/baffle crossing a newly traced small room. This is preserved WIP evidence, not completed/current-as-built interiors. Court-door correspondence, window contacts, heights and ceilings remain unresolved. Upper floors are hidden only for the diagnostic.
Rejected integration diagnostic, retained for the case study; not the authoritative master. Rust-colored dated rear service fragments expose an older amber diagonal/baffle crossing the small room. Door-center and floor samples pass but do not catch this visible tracing error. The next correction must resolve it; room enclosures, current tenant validity and ceilings remain open. The shaft is clipped by this close camera, not removed from the saved model.
Whole building — second-floor interior integration WIP
Saved whole-building WIP with dated private second-floor partitions and conservatively checked wall terminations. Street depth, continuous cornices and clear glass remain integrated. This is not complete/current-as-built interiors or final façade fidelity: carving, entry sculpture, storefronts, roof compatibility and unresolved window/partition conflicts remain open.
Integrated WIP cutaway, not completed/current-as-built rooms. Amber private partitions come from a dated 2019/2020 plan interpretation; gray is retained architectural context. Existing court walls/doors are preserved, with access correspondence and exterior contacts still unresolved. Heights and neutral materials are provisional; ceilings and rear service-room details remain open. Upper floors are hidden only for this diagnostic, not removed from the saved building.
Integrated WIP cutaway, not completed/current-as-built rooms. Amber private partitions come from a dated 2019/2020 plan interpretation; gray is retained architectural context. Existing court walls/doors are preserved, with access correspondence and exterior contacts still unresolved. Heights and neutral materials are provisional; ceilings and rear service-room details remain open. Upper floors are hidden only for this diagnostic, not removed from the saved building.
Separate dated 2019/2020 plan interpretation, not current-as-built certification or completed rooms. Shared wall lines and true doorway voids replace region-box assumptions. Wall heights/materials are provisional; some rear and small service partitions, exterior walls and ceilings are outside this diagnostic. Existing model floor context is retained, with registration offsets still open. Nothing is integrated into the building master yet.
Separate dated 2019/2020 plan interpretation, not current-as-built certification or completed rooms. Shared wall lines and true doorway voids replace region-box assumptions. Wall heights/materials are provisional; some rear and small service partitions, exterior walls and ceilings are outside this diagnostic. Existing model floor context is retained, with registration offsets still open. Nothing is integrated into the building master yet.
Standalone registration diagnostic, not completed rooms. Gray shows actual working-model second-floor slabs; blue shows a dated planning-outline hypothesis; orange marks preliminary room-region envelopes, not constructed walls. Initial scale and lift-centred translation require independent checks. Existing/proposed partitions and current condition remain distinct; nothing is appended into the master.
Inspected structural-slab diagnostic, not completed interiors. Teal is the recovered street-side slab. Gallery finish tiles are excluded from this isolation, so the dark court area is not the literal finished-floor opening; residual instanced stair markers remain visible. All twenty sampled ground/second-floor supports pass after save/reopen. Current room partitions, complete floor coverage and walking clearance remain under verification.
Inspected structural-slab diagnostic, not completed interiors. Teal marks the exact archived ground slab recovered after an earlier portal-cut omission; gray shows retained floor pieces and residual instanced stair markers. All twenty sampled ground/second-floor supports pass after save/reopen, with the rear recess and street chamfer preserved. Room walls, ceilings, current layouts and universal walking clearance remain open.
Architectural WIP. Scoped ground street panes now join the upper and lower window groups in using the tested clear nonmetallic material; prior blue proxies remain preserved in historical files. Visible room shells and uniform shades are unfinished model coverage, not a claim of actual vacancy. Storefront doors/frames, current room layouts, carved friezes, roof compatibility and measured glass specifications remain open.
Architectural WIP. Scoped ground street panes now join the upper and lower window groups in using the tested clear nonmetallic material; prior blue proxies remain preserved in historical files. Visible room shells and uniform shades are unfinished model coverage, not a claim of actual vacancy. Storefront doors/frames, current room layouts, carved friezes, roof compatibility and measured glass specifications remain open.
Integrated WIP: old opaque-blue and dark pane materials use a clear nonmetallic candidate that passed an isolated transmission witness. Window and room geometry are unchanged, and no diagnostic charts or opaque room blockers are added. Site optical values, actual reflection context, shade distribution, storefronts, carved friezes and complete interior rooms remain open.
Integrated WIP: different lower and roof cornice profiles now run continuously across both street elevations and the chamfer. Curved consoles and moulded depth are geometry; carved friezes are still blank. Dimensions remain photo estimates; glazing, entry sculpture, storefronts, roof and complete current rooms remain unfinished.
Integrated WIP: different lower and roof cornice profiles now run continuously across both street elevations and the chamfer. Curved consoles and moulded depth are geometry; carved friezes are still blank. Dimensions remain photo estimates; glazing, entry sculpture, storefronts, roof and complete current rooms remain unfinished.
Integrated WIP: different lower and roof cornice profiles now run continuously across both street elevations and the chamfer. Curved consoles and moulded depth are geometry; carved friezes are still blank. Dimensions remain photo estimates; glazing, entry sculpture, storefronts, roof and complete current rooms remain unfinished.
WIP section/depth comparison for the two distinct street cornice families. Curved consoles, moulded fascia and layered caps are geometry. Frieze carving remains intentionally unsculpted; profile measurements and source fidelity remain open. Not yet integrated.
WIP section/depth comparison for the two distinct street cornice families. Curved consoles, moulded fascia and layered caps are geometry. Frieze carving remains intentionally unsculpted; profile measurements and source fidelity remain open. Not yet integrated.
WIP section/depth comparison for the two distinct street cornice families. Curved consoles, moulded fascia and layered caps are geometry. Frieze carving remains intentionally unsculpted; profile measurements and source fidelity remain open. Not yet integrated.
Inspected controlled WIP comparison: left existing dark lower-window material; right a brighter nonmetallic glass candidate. Geometry and daylight are identical. The right candidate still reads too cloudy/frosted and is not approved for integration; lower roughness is the next test. Both window apertures are visible, while the outer pier ends are cropped. No final source-match claim.
Inspected whole-building WIP, with unchanged visible architecture in a lighter working copy. Historical versions and rejected geometry are preserved separately. Lower street depth is in place; blue upper/corner glazing, plain cornices, simplified storefronts and entrance carving remain visibly unfinished. Roof/window compatibility and complete current room interiors remain open.
Inspected architectural WIP. The before/after atrium images have zero differing pixels after archive-only geometry is omitted from this new working copy; the original archive is unchanged. This dark daylight view is a preservation check, not an interior-quality approval. Lower floors are underexposed, and carving, glazing, roof and complete current rooms remain unfinished.
Standalone partial Suite400 study from the public tour, not a completed floor or silently registered master interior. Two visible orthogonal scan measurements agree on plan scale within0.16percent. Region topology and end partition lines are traced; beam/pier family follows an actual interior image. Heights, timber sizes/pitch, exact pier positions and service routing are estimates. Amber edges mark scan limits and unresolved lower rooms; exterior walls/openings and unscanned spaces are not invented. No tenant furniture is reproduced.
Standalone partial Suite400 study from the public tour, not a completed floor or silently registered master interior. Two visible orthogonal scan measurements agree on plan scale within0.16percent. Region topology and end partition lines are traced; beam/pier family follows an actual interior image. Heights, timber sizes/pitch, exact pier positions and service routing are estimates. Amber edges mark scan limits and unresolved lower rooms; exterior walls/openings and unscanned spaces are not invented. No tenant furniture is reproduced.
Architectural v40 plus a separate editable BRADBURY / BLDG cabinet and raised opal-letter component. The corner position, dimensions, Arial-based lettering, mounting depths and supports are photo-estimated. No current nighttime state is claimed. This is integrated architectural WIP: room-by-room offices, roof/window compatibility, exact facade and cast detail, storefronts, services and final materials remain unfinished. Substitute daylight is not site matched.
Architectural v40 plus a separate editable BRADBURY / BLDG cabinet and raised opal-letter component. The corner position, dimensions, Arial-based lettering, mounting depths and supports are photo-estimated. No current nighttime state is claimed. This is integrated architectural WIP: room-by-room offices, roof/window compatibility, exact facade and cast detail, storefronts, services and final materials remain unfinished. Substitute daylight is not site matched.
The photographed vertical BRADBURY / BLDG sign is modeled as a shaped dark cabinet with raised opal-glass letters, not assumed neon tubes. Literal wording and broad silhouette follow references; dimensions, Arial-based letterforms, supports and emission are estimates. The lit view tests readable backlighting, not a verified current nighttime state. Reverse-face lettering remains unverified. Separate component, not yet integrated or final.
The photographed vertical BRADBURY / BLDG sign is modeled as a shaped dark cabinet with raised opal-glass letters, not assumed neon tubes. Literal wording and broad silhouette follow references; dimensions, Arial-based letterforms, supports and emission are estimates. The lit view tests readable backlighting, not a verified current nighttime state. Reverse-face lettering remains unverified. Separate component, not yet integrated or final.
Uncapped center section diagnostic — separate WIP study
Separate roof hypothesis from the historical longitudinal section: perimeter membranes slope down behind raised parapets rather than staying flat. The low roof edge and return-roof join are estimates, not a current roof survey. Street top-sash and ceiling compatibility remains open. The section uses an uncapped camera near-clip plane, not a finished construction drawing. This study does not replace the master. Inspected diagnostic: the lower roof exposes incompatible inherited street top-window heads, unfinished parapet joins and missing perimeter room partitions/ceilings. These failures are open; the study is not promoted.
Perimeter roof slope hypothesis — separate WIP study
Separate roof hypothesis from the historical longitudinal section: perimeter membranes slope down behind raised parapets rather than staying flat. The low roof edge and return-roof join are estimates, not a current roof survey. Street top-sash and ceiling compatibility remains open. The section uses an uncapped camera near-clip plane, not a finished construction drawing. This study does not replace the master. Inspected diagnostic: the lower roof exposes incompatible inherited street top-window heads, unfinished parapet joins and missing perimeter room partitions/ceilings. These failures are open; the study is not promoted.
Uncropped architectural v40 overview under the same substitute daylight as the earlier street diagnostic; geometry and materials are unchanged. Conservative building bounds fit inside the image with a four-percent margin. The sky is not site-matched. Exact top-floor and roof registration, street/rear details, fine casting, ground openings, annexes and final surface realism remain unfinished. Inspected: the complete building silhouette is visible; the large neutral ground plane is only a site proxy.
Integrated architectural v40 with unchanged geometry and materials under a separate CC0 sky-only daylight environment. Previous preview lights are disabled; exposure is 1.5 stops. The sky, sun direction and time are not site-matched. Rear ground openings, fire escapes, fine cast ornament, facade details and final materials remain unfinished. Inspected view: daylight now reveals the stair/frame and cage structure, but cast profiles, fascia relief, wall color and lower-level illumination remain unresolved. The clear sky is a lighting substitute, not evidence of actual glazing condition.
Integrated architectural v40 with unchanged geometry and materials under a separate CC0 sky-only daylight environment. Previous preview lights are disabled; exposure is 0 stops. The sky, sun direction and time are not site-matched. Rear ground openings, fire escapes, fine cast ornament, facade details and final materials remain unfinished. The portico foreground is cropped; its dedicated earlier close view is retained. Inspection still shows uniform brick, simplified trim and a flat perimeter roof; changing daylight does not close these geometry/material gaps.
Integrated architectural v40 with unchanged geometry and materials under a separate CC0 sky-only daylight environment. Previous preview lights are disabled; exposure is 0 stops. The sky, sun direction and time are not site-matched. Rear ground openings, fire escapes, fine cast ornament, facade details and final materials remain unfinished. This is a cropped facade diagnostic, not the whole-building overview; that camera is being corrected in a separate retained view. Inspection still shows uniform brick, simplified trim and a flat perimeter roof; changing daylight does not close these geometry/material gaps.
Inspected architectural WIP, not finished or surveyed. The long south facade follows sixteen single original-plan intervals; current photographs support its window family, not the complete measured schedule. This version rejects the previous over-tall top glass and uses an estimated 2.6 m normal top-window height. Roof slope, exact parapet/head/sill registration, rear ground openings, fire escapes, cornice details, annexes, terrain and final materials remain unresolved.
Inspected architectural WIP, not finished or surveyed. The long south facade follows sixteen single original-plan intervals; current photographs support its window family, not the complete measured schedule. This version rejects the previous over-tall top glass and uses an estimated 2.6 m normal top-window height. Roof slope, exact parapet/head/sill registration, rear ground openings, fire escapes, cornice details, annexes, terrain and final materials remain unresolved.
Inspected architectural WIP, not finished or surveyed. The long south facade follows sixteen single original-plan intervals; current photographs support its window family, not the complete measured schedule. This version rejects the previous over-tall top glass and uses an estimated 2.6 m normal top-window height. Roof slope, exact parapet/head/sill registration, rear ground openings, fire escapes, cornice details, annexes, terrain and final materials remain unresolved.
Inspected diagnostic, not the master or a finished model. The long south facade now has sixteen single original-plan opening intervals rather than repeated groups; current photos support the window family but not the complete measured schedule. The top windows are visibly too tall and this height estimate is rejected. A correction is underway. The flat perimeter roof also needs the sloped section relationship restored. Ground openings, fire escapes, cornice details, annexes, terrain and final materials remain unfinished.
Rear WIP: the old floating east-window family is now retired after an actual scene-ownership audit. Portico timber joints stop at mating faces, the duplicate grade step is hidden, and exposed plinths extend to the estimated lower grade. Exact rear dimensions, opening schedules, top-floor proportions, ground terrain, fire escapes and final materials remain unfinished; this is not a finished reconstruction. Inspected WIP: no old floating east sash row remains; top-floor rear windows are still too short and the long south wall retains the wrong repeated groups pending its separate correction.
Rear WIP: the old floating east-window family is now retired after an actual scene-ownership audit. Portico timber joints stop at mating faces, the duplicate grade step is hidden, and exposed plinths extend to the estimated lower grade. Exact rear dimensions, opening schedules, top-floor proportions, ground terrain, fire escapes and final materials remain unfinished; this is not a finished reconstruction. Inspected WIP: no old floating east sash row remains; top-floor rear windows are still too short and the long south wall retains the wrong repeated groups pending its separate correction.
Rear WIP: the old floating east-window family is now retired after an actual scene-ownership audit. Portico timber joints stop at mating faces, the duplicate grade step is hidden, and exposed plinths extend to the estimated lower grade. Exact rear dimensions, opening schedules, top-floor proportions, ground terrain, fire escapes and final materials remain unfinished; this is not a finished reconstruction. Inspected WIP: no old floating east sash row remains; top-floor rear windows are still too short and the long south wall retains the wrong repeated groups pending its separate correction.
Inspected first rear-portico integration from the owner-linked video: three glazed timber bays, suspended canopy, narrow stair and wider terrace steps. This diagnostic exposes overlapping dark timber joints, a coplanar bottom step and incomplete side plinths; a separate correction is running. Dimensions, step counts and 1.2 m grade drop are photographic estimates. Surrounding ground is only a proxy, not the park. Not a finished or approved reconstruction.
Upper stair treads and tubular stringers are replaced by linked openwork side-frame studies with exposed marble undersides. The 32 mm stone and cast depth/profile remain estimated from historic evidence, not measured current sections. Existing risers, circulation and ground stairs are unchanged. Stair balustrades, hidden joints, cage ornament and final material fidelity remain incomplete. Inspected WIP: the close views deliberately expose sparse proxy balustrades and generic post bases; the underside view is diagnostic and tightly cropped, not proof of every attachment.
Upper stair treads and tubular stringers are replaced by linked openwork side-frame studies with exposed marble undersides. The 32 mm stone and cast depth/profile remain estimated from historic evidence, not measured current sections. Existing risers, circulation and ground stairs are unchanged. Stair balustrades, hidden joints, cage ornament and final material fidelity remain incomplete. Inspected WIP: the close views deliberately expose sparse proxy balustrades and generic post bases; the underside view is diagnostic and tightly cropped, not proof of every attachment.
Upper stair treads and tubular stringers are replaced by linked openwork side-frame studies with exposed marble undersides. The 32 mm stone and cast depth/profile remain estimated from historic evidence, not measured current sections. Existing risers, circulation and ground stairs are unchanged. Stair balustrades, hidden joints, cage ornament and final material fidelity remain incomplete. Inspected WIP: the close views deliberately expose sparse proxy balustrades and generic post bases; the underside view is diagnostic and tightly cropped, not proof of every attachment.
Separate source-informed warm masonry and restrained timber appearance variant under exactly the v33 environment, exposure and cameras. Only three owner-associated end door panes test a light privacy finish. No geometry edits, no calibrated albedo claim, and not the authoritative model. Opening registration, stair/cage casting, frieze carving and final materials remain open. Inspected: closer warm color family, but the per-brick variation is too mechanical and the privacy finish remains a generic substitute; retained as a comparison, not promoted.
Separate source-informed warm masonry and restrained timber appearance variant under exactly the v33 environment, exposure and cameras. Only three owner-associated end door panes test a light privacy finish. No geometry edits, no calibrated albedo claim, and not the authoritative model. Opening registration, stair/cage casting, frieze carving and final materials remain open. Inspected: closer warm color family, but the per-brick variation is too mechanical and the privacy finish remains a generic substitute; retained as a comparison, not promoted.
Upper end walls are no longer mirrored three-door copies: one follows the photographed off-center door/blank fields, the opposite models four clearly visible central arches. Occluded outer zones, exact assignment and dimensions remain unverified. Radial brick heads and pilaster/sconce positions are source-informed estimates; current survey, ironwork and final material fidelity remain open. Inspected WIP, not final approval: upper brick is too pale, timber/privacy glass and ornamental relief still need source matching.
Upper end walls are no longer mirrored three-door copies: one follows the photographed off-center door/blank fields, the opposite models four clearly visible central arches. Occluded outer zones, exact assignment and dimensions remain unverified. Radial brick heads and pilaster/sconce positions are source-informed estimates; current survey, ironwork and final material fidelity remain open. Inspected WIP, not final approval: upper brick is too pale, timber/privacy glass and ornamental relief still need source matching.
Upper end walls are no longer mirrored three-door copies: one follows the photographed off-center door/blank fields, the opposite models four clearly visible central arches. Occluded outer zones, exact assignment and dimensions remain unverified. Radial brick heads and pilaster/sconce positions are source-informed estimates; current survey, ironwork and final material fidelity remain open. Inspected WIP, not final approval: upper brick is too pale, timber/privacy glass and ornamental relief still need source matching.
The inspected unobstructed view verifies the six-window modeled rhythm. Exact spacing, sash profiles and glazing remain estimated; the uniformly pale brick, simplified frieze and still-generic lower openings are visible fidelity gaps, not solved by this count correction.
Inspected WIP: six end clerestory windows replace the inherited five, following opposing current/restored photographs. Near-square proportions, spacing and sections remain authored estimates. Lower end-wall layouts differ in the sources and remain uncorrected; long-wall opening schedule, cage/stair ornament, relief and material matching remain open.
Inspected camera inside the gallery, with its center sightline checked against the wall base. Exposure is +1.5 stops and no lights were added. The wall base now has a separate brown/gray-veined material family, while the sill and stairs remain unchanged. CC0 texture, grading, finish and floor-border detailing are still authored approximations, not calibrated current marble.
Integrated court with separate wall-base stone v31 — WIP
Inspected WIP: court wall bases now use a separate brown/gray-veined appearance family, not the rose stair material. Colors and CC0 veining are authored substitutes. Source recheck exposed inherited opening-count gaps: the model's five end clerestory windows conflict with six visible in the current photo, and long-wall spacing is provisional. Enclosure registration, ironwork, relief and final materials remain unfinished.
The inspected close view no longer shows the prior black coplanar corner artifacts; the casing terminates at the sill. It still exposes overly generic trim and dark unspecified glazing, plus wall-base stone wrongly sharing the rose stair material. A separate source-guided stone-family correction is pending. This is geometry progress, not final material or facade approval.
Integrated court with corrected timber joints v30 — WIP
Inspected WIP: overlapping timber faces were trimmed to their mating edges, and sash-window casings now stop at their sills. The inherited long-wall opening count and provisional door/window schedule are being rechecked against plan and photographs. Fixture positions, privacy treatments, tenant interiors, ironwork, wall relief and final materials remain unfinished.
Integrated court opening and fixture study v29 — WIP
Inspected integrated WIP: lower doors/transoms, sash windows and current-photo sconce shapes are now present. Their schedule, quantities and positions are authored estimates, not a current survey. Close review found overlapping timber joints causing dark artifacts and window casings extending below their sills; the next version corrects those defects. This intermediate model is retained, not promoted as finished architecture.
Warmer court materials under fixed daylight — WIP study
Inspected separate brick/timber color variant under the same substitute sky, 90-degree orientation and +1.5-stop exposure as the prior daylight view. The warmer amber/buff relationship is useful progress, not calibrated albedo or final realism. Door/window assignment, cage ornament, stair frames and wall relief remain unfinished; this is not the authoritative model.
Inspected oblique component study with an editable shade, base cup, arm and wall plate. The current/restored flaring-shade family differs from the older spherical globes. Exact dimensions, manufacturer, shade optics and output remain unknown; this is an authored approximation, not a production-approved fixture.
Inspected front-profile component study: a small flaring opal shade and dark wall bracket follow the current/restored photograph family, rather than copying the round globes in the older survey image. Exact fixture manufacturer, dimensions, output and present-day condition are unknown; this is not a production-approved fixture.
Unchanged architectural v28 under a CC0 daylight environment, with the previous review lights disabled. This is a lighting/material diagnostic only: the panorama is not the actual site, and its orientation is not a surveyed sun position. Architecture, case ornament, surface detail and final material matching remain unfinished. Interior review exposure is +1.5 stops. Both angles were inspected; pale brick/timber, unfinished cage panels and lower-court detail remain visible fidelity gaps. The authoritative architecture remains v28.
Unchanged architectural v28 under a CC0 daylight environment, with the previous review lights disabled. This is a lighting/material diagnostic only: the panorama is not the actual site, and its orientation is not a surveyed sun position. Architecture, case ornament, surface detail and final material matching remain unfinished. Interior review exposure is +1.5 stops. Both angles were inspected; pale brick/timber, unfinished cage panels and lower-court detail remain visible fidelity gaps. The authoritative architecture remains v28.
A written-source scope correction returns stair support shafts to the nominal four-inch column family; the earlier larger estimate relied too heavily on photographic perspective. Current individual dimensions remain unverified. Open marble treads are source-supported; their iron string/frame details, cage ornament and final material fidelity remain unfinished.
A written-source scope correction returns stair support shafts to the nominal four-inch column family; the earlier larger estimate relied too heavily on photographic perspective. Current individual dimensions remain unverified. Open marble treads are source-supported; their iron string/frame details, cage ornament and final material fidelity remain unfinished.
Elevator assembly study: finer mesh stays within thirty framed panels, solid machine decks become open grating, and exposed sheaves face the source-visible direction. Frame/gauge dimensions and counterweight positions are estimates; ornate gates, actual drive layout and rope reeving remain incomplete. This is not a working or mechanically certified elevator rig.
Elevator assembly study: finer mesh stays within thirty framed panels, solid machine decks become open grating, and exposed sheaves face the source-visible direction. Frame/gauge dimensions and counterweight positions are estimates; ornate gates, actual drive layout and rope reeving remain incomplete. This is not a working or mechanically certified elevator rig.
Elevator assembly study: finer mesh stays within thirty framed panels, solid machine decks become open grating, and exposed sheaves face the source-visible direction. Frame/gauge dimensions and counterweight positions are estimates; ornate gates, actual drive layout and rope reeving remain incomplete. This is not a working or mechanically certified elevator rig.
The clerestory now has actual masonry between forty-two openings. All 138 thin court panes are recentered after a local/world-coordinate mistake in the preserved prior studies; actual world bounds are checked. End-band geometric relief is provisional, while long foliate bands, cages, door assignments, private rooms and final materials remain unfinished.
The clerestory now has actual masonry between forty-two openings. All 138 thin court panes are recentered after a local/world-coordinate mistake in the preserved prior studies; actual world bounds are checked. End-band geometric relief is provisional, while long foliate bands, cages, door assignments, private rooms and final materials remain unfinished.
The clerestory now has actual masonry between forty-two openings. All 138 thin court panes are recentered after a local/world-coordinate mistake in the preserved prior studies; actual world bounds are checked. End-band geometric relief is provisional, while long foliate bands, cages, door assignments, private rooms and final materials remain unfinished.
Court-facing frames correct a shared helper orientation error that hid opposite-wall joinery behind the glass. Thin clear glazing is a physical baseline, not verified current privacy treatment; private rooms remain plain shells. Taller top-cap necks and authored collars meet the raised grips, with exact attachment carving and current dimensions still open. Inspection also reveals missing clerestory masonry between its windows; the next version addresses that enclosure gap. Ornament and timber shading remain visibly approximate. Subsequent geometry audit found pane centers shifted by a local/world-coordinate error during thinning; this version preserves that failed placement study, pending correction.
Court-facing frames correct a shared helper orientation error that hid opposite-wall joinery behind the glass. Thin clear glazing is a physical baseline, not verified current privacy treatment; private rooms remain plain shells. Taller top-cap necks and authored collars meet the raised grips, with exact attachment carving and current dimensions still open. Inspection also reveals missing clerestory masonry between its windows; the next version addresses that enclosure gap. Ornament and timber shading remain visibly approximate. Subsequent geometry audit found pane centers shifted by a local/world-coordinate error during thinning; this version preserves that failed placement study, pending correction.
Court-facing frames correct a shared helper orientation error that hid opposite-wall joinery behind the glass. Thin clear glazing is a physical baseline, not verified current privacy treatment; private rooms remain plain shells. Taller top-cap necks and authored collars meet the raised grips, with exact attachment carving and current dimensions still open. Inspection also reveals missing clerestory masonry between its windows; the next version addresses that enclosure gap. Ornament and timber shading remain visibly approximate. Subsequent geometry audit found pane centers shifted by a local/world-coordinate error during thinning; this version preserves that failed placement study, pending correction.
Restoration photographs guide recessed fascia panels, fine dentils and upward handrail turns into the larger gallery columns. The finish is restrained, with exact fascia substrate and profiles unresolved. First wide-gallery/end/stair junctions, infill placement, cage fronts and brick relief remain unfinished; this is an integrated geometry study, not final realism. The comparison also exposes buried lower-window frames and incomplete top-cap/grip fit; these remain open corrections.
Restoration photographs guide recessed fascia panels, fine dentils and upward handrail turns into the larger gallery columns. The finish is restrained, with exact fascia substrate and profiles unresolved. First wide-gallery/end/stair junctions, infill placement, cage fronts and brick relief remain unfinished; this is an integrated geometry study, not final realism. The comparison also exposes buried lower-window frames and incomplete top-cap/grip fit; these remain open corrections.
Restoration photographs guide recessed fascia panels, fine dentils and upward handrail turns into the larger gallery columns. The finish is restrained, with exact fascia substrate and profiles unresolved. First wide-gallery/end/stair junctions, infill placement, cage fronts and brick relief remain unfinished; this is an integrated geometry study, not final realism. The comparison also exposes buried lower-window frames and incomplete top-cap/grip fit; these remain open corrections.
Twenty-four coincident full-height support rods are replaced by separate fluted corner segments fitted between modeled landings. The larger stair-column dimensions and exact corner positions remain source-guided estimates, not the documented four-inch gallery size. Stair railings, capitals, cage fronts, masonry relief and materials remain unfinished; no structural engineering claim is made. Inspected close view still exposes simplified open stair undersides, proxy landing rails and excessive fascia wood grain; these are visible next-work items, not approved fidelity.
Twenty-four coincident full-height support rods are replaced by separate fluted corner segments fitted between modeled landings. The larger stair-column dimensions and exact corner positions remain source-guided estimates, not the documented four-inch gallery size. Stair railings, capitals, cage fronts, masonry relief and materials remain unfinished; no structural engineering claim is made. Inspected close view still exposes simplified open stair undersides, proxy landing rails and excessive fascia wood grain; these are visible next-work items, not approved fidelity.
Two-direction level-camera review: the historic photographs show opposite viewed stair handedness at the two court ends. Only one end is reflected in this study; the all-end mirror is preserved as rejected. Absolute photo-to-plan registration and current stair dimensions remain inferred, while rails, cage details, wall relief and materials remain unfinished.
Two-direction level-camera review: the historic photographs show opposite viewed stair handedness at the two court ends. Only one end is reflected in this study; the all-end mirror is preserved as rejected. Absolute photo-to-plan registration and current stair dimensions remain inferred, while rails, cage details, wall relief and materials remain unfinished.
Upper court aperture study: actual rounded masonry heads and separate glazed lunettes replace arch outlines above rectangular blue panes. Wall bases stop at these openings. Existing approximate positions are retained; exact current door/window assignment, privacy glazing, private offices, carving and lower-floor apertures remain unfinished.
Upper court aperture study: actual rounded masonry heads and separate glazed lunettes replace arch outlines above rectangular blue panes. Wall bases stop at these openings. Existing approximate positions are retained; exact current door/window assignment, privacy glazing, private offices, carving and lower-floor apertures remain unfinished.
Roof/support correction WIP: the survey explicitly caps columns above the top balustrade; unsupported roof-height extensions are retired. Thin glazing bars now lie in the hip roof planes and a compound tension-web study replaces simple triangular braces. Exact current member layout, joints, decorative brackets and remaining architecture are unfinished.
Roof/support correction WIP: the survey explicitly caps columns above the top balustrade; unsupported roof-height extensions are retired. Thin glazing bars now lie in the hip roof planes and a compound tension-web study replaces simple triangular braces. Exact current member layout, joints, decorative brackets and remaining architecture are unfinished.
Roof/support correction WIP: the survey explicitly caps columns above the top balustrade; unsupported roof-height extensions are retired. Thin glazing bars now lie in the hip roof planes and a compound tension-web study replaces simple triangular braces. Exact current member layout, joints, decorative brackets and remaining architecture are unfinished.
Distinct first-floor stair railing replaces the balcony-derived proxy on the Broadway entrance flight. Level oval-cartouche panels fit the provisional stair with explicit dimensional scaling; sculpture and upper termination remain approximate. Other stair/cage details are unfinished. Review exposure +1.5 stops; not final lighting or architectural approval.
Distinct first-floor stair railing replaces the balcony-derived proxy on the Broadway entrance flight. Level oval-cartouche panels fit the provisional stair with explicit dimensional scaling; sculpture and upper termination remain approximate. Other stair/cage details are unfinished. Review exposure +1.5 stops; not final lighting or architectural approval.
Distinct first-floor stair railing replaces the balcony-derived proxy on the Broadway entrance flight. Level oval-cartouche panels fit the provisional stair with explicit dimensional scaling; sculpture and upper termination remain approximate. Other stair/cage details are unfinished. Review exposure +0.0 stops; not final lighting or architectural approval.
Inspected component WIP: the HABS first-floor rail has level rectangular panels, oval cartouches and two flowers between stepped flat posts, plus opposing volutes. Frame connections and drawing-scaled grip height are revised. Relief, finish and exact present-day dimensions remain approximate; this is not final casting approval.
Inspected ground-floor study with +1.5-stop review exposure; no added fill light. The four-sided newel, rounded starting tread and handrail termination are integrated. Newel foliage and dimensions remain authored approximations; the long flight still uses the wrong gallery-derived rail pattern, and ground wall trim, exact stone finish and current geometry remain unfinished.
Inspected integrated WIP. One photo-guided Broadway entrance newel and starting-tread study are now part of the complete working scene. Most changes are at ground level, shown separately. Current dimensions, stair/cage detail, wall friezes and final materials remain unresolved; this is not a finished architectural reconstruction.
Inspected assembly correction: capital tops are no longer buried in the paneled soffit. Column fluting and authored leaf relief are visible, but exact historical sculpture is not approved. This view still exposes generic doors, incomplete floor borders and friezes, prominent timber grain and simplified elevator detailing.
Inspected WIP. Four-inch gallery supports replace oversized plain poles; lower supports align with the narrower balcony above, and capitals meet its fascia underside. Capital carving remains an authored approximation. Large stair supports, cage/stair rails, ground-current dimensions, wall friezes and final materials remain unfinished.
Inspected geometry checkpoint. Deep arch, layered archivolt, open oak door leaves and visible passage improve the entry. Compared with the historic photograph, capitals are still block placeholders, lettering is the wrong type/size, relief and sandstone finish are incomplete. Door pose and dimensions are authored estimates, not surveyed current conditions.
Inspected whole-building WIP. Both street entrances now have actual deep openings and open oak door leaves, replacing generic storefront overlays. Window groups, chamfer and fire escapes remain integrated. Sculpted facade relief, storefront individuality, material finish and exact current dimensions remain incomplete; not final realism.
Inspected diagnostic, not final material quality. Stair-on-right and aisle-on-left composition follows the 1960 entrance photograph; masonry backing and octagon/diamond floor replace generic geometry. It is too dark for close material approval. Newels, first tread shape, wall relief, exact current dimensions and the street portal are incomplete; a generic storefront still compromises entry daylight.
Inspected WIP: obsolete white overlapping stair approach blocks are removed from view and preserved in history. Masonry-backed entrance flights, quarter-turn returns and octagonal flooring are now integrated. Original-plan/1960-photo evidence informs topology, but altered ground geometry, exact riser counts, dimensions and detailed newels remain unverified. Not a finished reconstruction.
Inspected material progress, not final-quality approval. CC0 wood is a graded appearance substitute, not evidence of the building species; fascia grain remains too prominent. World-scale marble mapping reduces identical tread repetition. Casting morphology, plain large columns, cage rails, friezes and exact material matching remain unresolved.
Inspected work in progress. New timber and world-scale marble mapping are integrated with detailed long-gallery casting instances. The lower stair approach still has visibly incorrect overlapping floor geometry; stair/cage rails remain proxies, and heights, upper wall proportions, friezes and current-condition details are unresolved. Not a finished architectural reconstruction.
Inspected close view of curved solid foliage, shield, fluted posts and layered handrail. The infill asset is one closed connected mesh, but that does not prove exact HABS ornament fidelity. Timber grain, large column profiles, marble mapping, cage detail and adjacent wall finishes still need refinement. Progress component integration, not final approval.
Inspected nearer view of the nonuniform openings, pier groups, chamfer and escape assemblies. The balconies/ladders are provisional photo/drawing interpretations, not surveyed or safety-approved details. Window/roof heights, detailed capitals, storefronts and realistic surface condition still need work.
Whole building v10 — window rhythm and escapes WIP
Inspected integrated model with recorded two/three/single-window groups and provisional long-side fire escapes. The corner solids are present after a caught selection error. Written versus original-plan dimensions, top-story proportions, exact escape geometry, storefronts, entry relief and sculpted cornice remain unresolved. Not final realism or as-built approval.
Inspected center-plane camera clip showing the far half of the court, levels, stairs and roof. Cut faces are not filled architectural section graphics. Provisional floor/roof heights, simplified ground approach and upper stairs are deliberately exposed; inaccessible tenant layouts remain omitted. Not an issued or as-built section.
Inspected horizontal camera clip at 7.2 m showing the first gallery level and lower structure. Large gray office-floor areas are unfinished shell, not modeled tenant fit-outs. Stair placement, rear outline and floor interpretation remain provisional. Minor viewport surface artifacts remain visible. This is a model diagnostic, not a measured architectural drawing.
Inspected close view confirms continuous mitered band joins and removes the rectangular frame remnants above the arches. Material tone, detailed terracotta, precise aperture proportions and the wider facade's nonuniform window grouping remain under review. Development lighting and incomplete architecture, not final rendering.
Inspected integrated progress: corner trim gaps are closed, full facade bands restored, and top sash frames now follow real curves. The existing repeated bay pattern is still too uniform versus the archival elevations. Entry/storefront detail, fire escapes, cornice relief, roof, rear fabric and precise current dimensions remain incomplete.
Inspected close view of successive flights and quarter landings. Source-supported three-flight topology is improved; precise placement, handedness and dimensions remain drawing/photo interpretations. Simplified supports, unfinished lower approaches and proxy railings remain visible. Not a safety/compliance assessment or final-quality claim.
Inspected full atrium: three-flight upper returns replace the rejected branching stairs, with end galleries behind them. Exact handedness, tread counts, runs and landing widths remain provisional. Ground stair/landing artifacts are still visible; railing relief, wall friezes, cage detail and materials remain unfinished. This is structural progress, not final architectural approval.
Inspected close view exposes remaining construction defects: projecting trim bands have black gaps at their angled butt joints and need continuous miters. Corner windows are improved, but neighboring top arches, frames, brick color and terracotta relief remain inconsistent/simplified. Retained as an honest geometry diagnostic, not final-quality approval.
Inspected integrated progress: chamfered street corner and adjacent single-window bays now follow the documented arrangement. Setback uses the original-design plan's 7 ft 10 in label, not a current survey. Black gaps at some projecting band joints expose a miter-geometry defect to correct next. Storefronts, cornice relief, roof and rear details remain unfinished.
Inspected full-building progress view. Smoother metric brick and physically separated triple-sash modules are integrated. The street corner is still incorrectly square; storefronts, cornice, top arches, rear alterations and roof details need further source matching. Neutral development lighting, not final rendering.
Inspected high-gallery view of the integrated model. Five-level court, galleries and both central cages are present. This deliberately exposes unresolved stair routing and broad landings; railing is still proxy geometry, court relief is simplified and private office fit-outs are unknown. Progress visibility, not final-quality approval.
Inspected component exploration with curved solid leaves, shield, rosettes and relief, replacing the rejected extruded-ink study. HABS-guided composition; depth and leaf forms are artistic estimates. Exact silhouette, rear geometry, connectedness and production mesh density remain under review. Not yet repeated in the building.
Reviewed development study, not finished architecture. Separate recessed sashes, paired arches and smooth brick bond now follow the published 2021 exterior more closely. The bands stop at the openings. Exact bay dimensions and ornate cornice relief remain approximations.
Diagnostic study — correcting cast-panel proportions
Reviewed diagnostic exploration from HABS sheet 10, NOT an approved production component. It corrected panel pitch to about 0.69 m and clarified the ornament layout. The extruded drawing approach produced stencil-like, stepped geometry, so it was rejected for final casting and preserved for the case study.
Inspected work in progress, not final quality. Full shell present, but overly rough brick, generic storefronts/cornice, broad sash apertures and square street corner differ from reference. Retained as an earlier exploration; v4 improves facade materials and separated windows.
Inspected progress image, not architectural approval. Five-level court and two central elevator cages are modeled. Stair routing and broad landings remain provisional; repeated railings are simplified proxies and wall relief/material variation remain incomplete.
The kitchen hinge now also sits at a leaf face, resolving its sampled jamb clipping without changing closed architecture. All1231 closed mesh, material and world-transform fingerprints are identical; nineteen kitchen poses and two saved-model views were checked. Source-grid registration remains conditional, so no global building rescale was applied.
Project update
What’s still unresolved
UV presence is not finished texturing: basin seams, packed lightmaps and existing UV quality remain open. Glazing, textile relief and room details are unfinished.
Historical plans do not establish current private partitions.
Plan calibration, heights, pool location and service-room layouts remain provisional or unknown.
Terrain remains unsurveyed; bridge transitions and lower-room partitions are incomplete.
Kitchen pivot correction at45degrees
One estimated axis moved17.5mm west to the leaf face. All1231 closed mesh/material/world-matrix fingerprints remain identical.19 discrete poses no longer intersect static meshes. Door and room remain unfinished; this is not continuous clearance certification.
Close crop shows the retained timber leaf beside its frame. Sampled north-jamb clipping is absent after the pivot-only correction. Actual hinge hardware remains unverified; canonical saved model is closed.
At45degrees the kitchen leaf clips the north jamb.19 sampled angles find no intersections at0–30degrees and north-jamb intersections at35–90degrees. Earlier passage rays missed this edge collision. No model edits; canonical closed version reloaded.
Tight hinge-side crop supports local review but the triangle test establishes the small intersection. Center-plane pivot remains an estimate; a face-axis correction is required before claiming sampled clearance. Continuous sweep and actual hardware remain unverified.
Both leaves shown temporarily45degrees open. Two axes moved22.5mm to exterior leaf faces; all1231 closed mesh/material/world-matrix fingerprints identical.19 discrete poses show no static triangle intersections. Not continuous collision certification or recovered hardware. Canonical model reloaded closed.
Tight oblique crop shows the narrow separation between pivot-side stile and fixed divider. Former static triangle intersections are absent at19 discrete poses. Hardware and glass artwork are unfinished; this close crop does not certify the whole room.
Both leaves at45degrees expose motion not covered by straight-through rays. The read-only seven-pose audit finds post intersections at15through90degrees; closed pose has none. This is a diagnosed WIP hinge defect, not a finished interaction.
Close view is tightly framed around the estimated pivot. Mesh triangle intersections identify both hinge-side stiles clipping their fixed sidelight posts.25 floor samples reach retained floor/slab or the intentional8mm threshold; floor support does not resolve the pivot defect.
The central opening now reads square with two timber leaves and narrow sidelights. Printed original width/height is2.8448m; current fit and restored tall side heights remain provisional. Art-glass patterns and hardware are unfinished.
Both leaves are temporarily swung outward for diagnosis. Six closed-state rays hit leaf glass; the same six open-state rays are clear. The canonical saved model is reloaded with both leaves closed. Swing/hardware and full-body/swept clearance are not certified.
Oblique view shows receiving masonry, distinct leaf rails/stiles and independent6mm optical panes.52 new meshes are closed positive solids,35 old pieces archived, all1179 prior fingerprints preserved. This is geometric WIP, not finished glass/material realism.
The frontal diagnostic exposes the inherited central opening's overly wide aspect and missing sidelight/leaf divisions. Live frame bounds are3.8608003m by2.8399998m. This read-only view leaves the master unchanged.
Independent saved/reopened schematic compares live model bounds with the printed original9ft4in square. Conditional width excess is35.7percent; restored near-square frontal appearance corroborates aspect only, not a current metric survey or global house scale.
The former threshold banding is absent. Exact rectangular union coverage proves the entire hidden overlay footprint has retained receiving floors; all 1179 old mesh/material/matrix fingerprints are identical. The overlay is archived, not deleted.
Source-supported timber leaf and black trim read clearly in the retained kitchen. Door dimensions and hinge side remain estimates; material finish, tile joints and hardware are unfinished.
Temporary open-state view exposes the hall and the continuous threshold. The foreground island remains retained. Distant hall details are not certified by this local view; the saved model was reloaded with the leaf closed.
Matched shadow-off view removes the leaf patch without geometry change. All three diagnostic camera origins lie outside visible mesh bounds. No final-lighting claim.
Controlled shadow-on view retains the small bright door patch. Four pixel rays hit the leaf, and the matched shadow-off view removes the patch; classified as preview shadow artifact. Tight crop is not a whole-opening review.
Close open-threshold diagnostic clearly shows the overlapping floor banding. Nine samples diagnose the overlap but do not establish universal footprint coverage; a separately versioned correction must prove that before archiving anything.
Wider open-door view exposes the full head and jambs. Threshold banding persists with shadows disabled; nine downward points find coplanar overlay and retained floor surfaces. No full-body or hinge-side certification.
Five inner depth levels are now visible, replacing the former single broad recess. Front lighting is flat and lower-left junctions remain crude. Mixing retained photo-normalized masks with the new center trace creates short ledges requiring correction. Not a complete original profile or restored block; no building instancing approval.
Oblique view confirms real shallow center steps in one connected closed mesh. Short unmatched ledges near the center and crude lower-left forms prevent approval. Original fractional depth labels constrain the trial, while planar boundaries and non-center assignment remain estimates. No complete cast draft, edge channels or back cavity.
Nine panel placements share the prototype mesh, with ten mesh users including the standalone unit. Repetition exposes rather than resolves the candidate's pattern mismatch and flat shading. This is not integrated wall ornament, finished texture or a complete facade schedule.
Plain timber leaf, frame and dark border are visible and match the source-visible door family. Framing is tight at the head; hardware and tile joints remain omitted. All old mesh/material/matrix fingerprints preserved. Dimensions and hinge side estimated. Promotion held pending threshold/reverse-view artifact diagnosis.
Temporarily rotated leaf reveals the retained hall; twelve local rays are clear, while all twelve closed-state rays hit the leaf. Threshold has visible banding requiring diagnosis. The canonical file was reloaded with the door closed. No swept-body, hinge-side or Unreal interaction certification.
Reverse view is tightly cropped and has a small light patch on the door. Cause is unresolved: shadow, near-camera geometry or another overlap requires a read-only repeat. Do not remove architecture from this impression. Master remains unchanged despite successful save/reopen and local door rays.
Inspected oblique view verifies real channel/recess geometry in one closed positive-volume mesh. Channel shading remains faceted, edges lack source cast draft. Printed original design dimensions are not a survey of restored blocks. This incomplete coupon is separate from the house and full-face prototype.
Opposed view shows the partial coupon's edge-channel continuity and solid rear. Rear relief/cavity and the remaining original section are deliberately omitted; the blank back is not a complete-block claim. Saved/reopened component only, no house change.
Inspected side silhouette clearly shows semicircular edge channel and front strip recess. Printed original dimensions constrain thickness/channel/depth; strip vertical placement and coupon width are estimates. Only a top-edge fragment, not the complete ornamented block. Cast draft, rear cavity and remaining pattern omitted; no master integration.
Three individual wall steps per side and sloped floor are visible. Eight-segment cove remains faceted; dark patches are Workbench shadows, not source finishes. Exact footprint and depths remain unregistered. Independent component only.
Inspected oblique view shows sloped basin, rounded cove and individual deep-end wall steps. Retained footprint is unverified and visibly long/narrow. Depths, cove and step dimensions are estimates from a consultant photograph of the 2008 work, not measured present geometry. Not integrated into the house.
Capped half-shell view exposes the estimated shallow-to-deep slope and cove. Retained background wall and its shadow are visible behind the cut; the entire gray area is not shell thickness. Temporary cut was discarded by canonical reload. No measured profile or master change.
Saved/reopened datum component, not a master revision. Original printed entry/living/raised values and1969 stair arithmetic agree on total raised-floor height but differ at the living floor. Original upper garage is explicitly a seven-course drawing estimate. Current garage/site levels are not resolved; full comparison labels are small at reduced display size.
Legible enlarged original-design panel. Entry/court is the local zero; living1.6256m and raised2.4384m derive from printed1923 drawing datums. Garage lower floor follows the drawn continuous court line. Upper garage approximately2.8448m is a seven-course estimate, not a printed current elevation. No canonical site change.
Clear opposed view verifies the basin boundary and recessed spout mouth without foreground roof clipping. Primitive finish and water proxy are unfinished. Dimensions and placement are photo-estimated, not measured. Existing pool proportions remain unresolved.
Opposed elevated view shows the new auxiliary basin on the west pool deck, separated from pool and retained wall. Existence is photo-supported; dimensions, pool footprint, site levels and placement remain provisional. Roof details, coping, paving and planting remain unfinished. No model saved by this audit.
The original close camera retains triangular foreground fragments with Workbench shadows disabled. This defeats the shadow-artifact hypothesis. Camera position relative to retained roof solids needs classification; no geometry changed or saved.
Basin and real recessed spout mouth are present, but retained foreground architecture and triangular artifacts compromise placement review. All pre-existing mesh/material fingerprints are identical after save/reopen. Opposed shadow-disabled diagnostics required; no promotion.
Isolated view confirms a recessed spout mouth rather than a dark decal. Eleven added primitive meshes are closed with positive volume. Existence is supported by restored2018 and contractor photos; dimensions and placement remain estimates. Isolation cannot verify architectural contacts; final finishes and planting incomplete.
Top checker reveals the deliberate meridian seam, center pinching and rim discontinuity. Geometry/material and old-UV parity pass, but this mapping is not approved for final texture work or promoted into the authoritative model. The earlier stale UV reference failure is preserved separately.
Saved/reopened candidate preserves every mesh/material and prior UV layer. Broad bowl patches are more continuous than the first per-face mapping, but rim charts remain visibly discontinuous and individual triangle area ratios range from0.697 to35.46. Aggregate metric area is not uniform texel density. Trial retained unpromoted; authoritative model is unchanged.
Five-centimetre checker exposes unsuitable per-face discontinuity on the curved basin. Layer presence passes, but this is not a finished UV solution. Corrected tessellation audit finds five basin faces above one-percent area difference, maximum about2.18percent. A continuous seam-controlled curved-surface unwrap remains required; geometry is unchanged.
Bounds-derived camera now shows both actual pitched substrate meshes with quarter-metre checks. Planar-face mapping is regular; separate-face seam orientation is retained. This isolates UV behavior, not final roof-cover appearance or weather junction completeness. Geometry and original materials remain unchanged on disk.
Inspected quarter-metre checker on newly mapped bridge surfaces. Grey surfaces retain pre-existing UVs and were not normalized. Per-face seams and overlapping islands are intentional tiling placeholders; site geometry remains unresolved. All saved geometry/material and pre-existing UV fingerprints pass. Initial concave-polygon area verifier requires correction before promotion.
Despite the filename, this camera frames the courtyard and pond rather than the pitched master roof. The image is retained as inspected failed target evidence. Pond and surrounding new UV surfaces are visible, with independent face orientation changes. Not a final texture, roof validation or architecture completion claim.
Close comparison inspected; title and both extent labels are readable. Lower context intentionally leaves frame. Blue is a historical linework interpretation, not an approved restored replacement. This exposes the inherited registration problem without resolving court heights, abutments or western bank circulation.
Inspected independent diagram: red retained rectangle versus blue candidate region from historical S04. The historical candidate is wider and shifted; grey context is the retained model, not a measured current plan. Pixel endpoint picks remain approximate and the shared metric scale is provisional. No building/site mutation or current bridge reconstruction is claimed.
Inspected standalone HABS-derived fragment, not integrated architecture. Published ironwork width is 4.84505 m; drawing-scaled beam depth is about 0.403 m and deck about 2.841 m above adjacent masonry baseline. Ironwork bottom is about 0.193 m below that baseline. Right open parapet bay is a cropped continuation, not a finished end. Flat ironwork proxy omits artwork; depth and walking-surface interpretation remain estimates. Restored court datum is unresolved.
Inspected depth and source-plane relationships. The ironwork extends below the adjacent masonry baseline; no common court zero has been imposed. One-course beam interpretation supersedes the unrun half-course site trials. Plain ironwork is only an extent proxy, the right parapet continues beyond this fragment, and masonry depth is estimated. This study remains separate from the building master.
Four collapsed heads are retained in a hidden no-export archive. All 1161 mesh fingerprints are unchanged. The 1157 active meshes have zero near-zero volumes, inward volumes or nonmanifold edges. Not pixel-identical: 524 pixels differ in one small opening-edge region where the collapsed plane had overlaid retained geometry; full images and enlarged region inspected. Source dimensions and site architecture remain unfinished.
Baseline retains four zero-volume head meshes. Closed mesh connectivity alone missed these degenerate solids. The scene still has unresolved site grades, lower enclosures and restoration-frame geometry.
Inspected three-course vertical schedule: base, opening and head each nominal 0.4064 m. The opposed parapet is visible behind it. Surface relief, block joints, horizontal bay registration and site grades remain unfinished; this is not a finished bridge.
Profile verifies the revised opening band but also exposes the retained insufficient gateway clearance and incomplete support/site geometry. No site datum was changed. The large background gap is an unresolved architectural defect, not an approved restoration frame.
Court context — parapet correction within unfinished architecture
The changed bridge parapets sit within the retained whole-building model. Buried garage thresholds, missing lower/service enclosure and generic terrain remain visible. Current private plans, site survey, textile surfaces and complete restoration support structure remain unresolved.
Standalone frame only, not finished gate or integrated site geometry. Published outer width4.84505m and drawing-scaled top2.632m expose the inherited1.174m flat-court soffit conflict. Global datums remain unresolved. Oblique lower label is partly obscured; front is the readable dimensional checkpoint.
Standalone frame only, not finished gate or integrated site geometry. Published outer width4.84505m and drawing-scaled top2.632m expose the inherited1.174m flat-court soffit conflict. Global datums remain unresolved. Oblique lower label is partly obscured; front is the readable dimensional checkpoint.
Source-supported shallow longitudinal members join the existing deeper beam family. All 162 receiving-surface checks pass with new members excluded. Cross-section, spacing and count are photo-estimated; no measured structural, finished-room or material claim.
Source-supported shallow longitudinal members join the existing deeper beam family. All 162 receiving-surface checks pass with new members excluded. Cross-section, spacing and count are photo-estimated; no measured structural, finished-room or material claim.
Source-supported shallow longitudinal members join the existing deeper beam family. All 162 receiving-surface checks pass with new members excluded. Cross-section, spacing and count are photo-estimated; no measured structural, finished-room or material claim.
Whole coverage review, architecture unchanged from v41. 1107 visible evaluated meshes, zero nonmanifold/inward closed meshes, 169 without UVs. Source scale, site grades, service rooms and complete architecture remain unresolved. Temporary plan cuts discarded by canonical reload.
Whole coverage review, architecture unchanged from v41. 1107 visible evaluated meshes, zero nonmanifold/inward closed meshes, 169 without UVs. Source scale, site grades, service rooms and complete architecture remain unresolved. Temporary plan cuts discarded by canonical reload.
Whole coverage review, architecture unchanged from v41. 1107 visible evaluated meshes, zero nonmanifold/inward closed meshes, 169 without UVs. Source scale, site grades, service rooms and complete architecture remain unresolved. Temporary plan cuts discarded by canonical reload.
Joined central stepped frame and abutting stone bay floor inspected. Fifteen floor contacts and two closed positive-volume substrate meshes verified. Glass-exclusion test needs a stable post-reopen filter repeat; art glass, exact joinery, materials and private-room registration remain open.
Joined central stepped frame and abutting stone bay floor inspected. Fifteen floor contacts and two closed positive-volume substrate meshes verified. Glass-exclusion test needs a stable post-reopen filter repeat; art glass, exact joinery, materials and private-room registration remain open.
Joined central stepped frame and abutting stone bay floor inspected. Fifteen floor contacts and two closed positive-volume substrate meshes verified. Glass-exclusion test needs a stable post-reopen filter repeat; art glass, exact joinery, materials and private-room registration remain open.
Inspected seven-mesh recess/hearth/blank bronze-plate study after save/reopen. All component meshes have outward closed topology and one UV layer. Dimensions and source position remain unmeasured; bronze artwork is not invented, and no building/private-layout integration has occurred.
Inspected seven-mesh recess/hearth/blank bronze-plate study after save/reopen. All component meshes have outward closed topology and one UV layer. Dimensions and source position remain unmeasured; bronze artwork is not invented, and no building/private-layout integration has occurred.
Inspected seven-mesh recess/hearth/blank bronze-plate study after save/reopen. All component meshes have outward closed topology and one UV layer. Dimensions and source position remain unmeasured; bronze artwork is not invented, and no building/private-layout integration has occurred.
Two pane bodies meet without a vertical corner mullion, matching the public-source topology. All three with/without-pane corner checks and five floor samples pass. The bay still has the inherited timber floor instead of the source's pale stone inset.
Outside close view verifies pane continuity and shared sill/head corner. Butt-joint geometry is provisional; actual glass bevel, precise teak profiles and material appearance are not finished.
Whole dining view retains the corner change in context. The central stepped south lights remain separated by inherited concrete strips; source comparison and the stone bay floor are next. Guest/private layout remains unchanged.
Capped lower-level plan shows sparse entry/service enclosure and broad underfloor support zones. Pond shapes at this low cut are cross-sections of the recessed basin, not extra pools. Full canonical model reloaded after cuts.
Capped main plan at absolute4.2m includes raised kitchen counters below the cut and the corrected dining stair. Twenty provisional allocations sampled; bath tub/hearth/cabinet hits require classification, not deletion to achieve a universal pass.
Failure exposed: nominal powder-room floor/overhead samples pass, but the room opens directly toward the court through missing side enclosure. Current private partitions are unverified; no arbitrary fixtures or walls have been added.
Opposite whole-building view exposes unresolved gate/bridge court levels and sparse lower enclosure. Geometry unchanged from v38; no completed site claim.
Reverse view confirms the formerly disconnected landing-pier/head return is joined. Before probes found two approximately2.032m support gaps and four missing transverse-head hits; after probes find the receiving surfaces.
Stair-side lower support and transverse head now join the photo-estimated dining frame. All54 selected stepped-route support/headroom samples and24 lateral rays pass; exact dimensions and finish remain provisional.
Retained framing failure: this uncut orthographic view contains overlapping background rooms and is not a clean section. Use the paired eye-level views and numeric contact evidence; no section-completion claim.
Capped plan confirms the relocated north-end stair and filled former notch. All33 selected support/headroom points and9 upper-opening rays pass. These are not a continuous body sweep or source survey.
Opposing view confirms the obsolete central stair notch is filled and the upper connection opens into living. Current photo-estimated pier/head junctions remain visibly simplified.
Whole-building view retained after the interior boundary/roof-footprint correction. Site levels, lower enclosures, textile placement and finished materials remain incomplete.
The dining connection is now open above a low screen, with six stairs at the gallery end. This corrects the reproduced v36 topology mismatch. Plain material and exact source proportions remain unfinished; stair-side pier/head junctions need a closer audit.
Capped plan exposes the inherited stair at working Y750–805; exact archival crop places the short stair nearer Y695–740. Cut exists only in temporary diagnostic memory.
Capped section shows excessive upper wall and portal proportions. Background rooms remain visible behind the section, so this is paired with plan and eye views. Full canonical scene reloaded afterward.
Reverse eye-level view confirms the narrow generic portal and stair notch instead of the broad open dining/living relationship. Unfinished architecture, not an approved source match.
The model visibly over-encloses the dining connection with a full-height wall and central stair. Restored photo shows an open upper connection and gallery-end stairs. Geometry unchanged; mismatch retained before correction.
Inspected closed-grid relief: continuous lower stem and no former coplanar Boolean slivers. One connected mesh, zero nonmanifold edges. Recess depths and exact motif profile remain unmeasured estimates; no building integration or approved placement schedule.
Inspected closed-grid relief: continuous lower stem and no former coplanar Boolean slivers. One connected mesh, zero nonmanifold edges. Recess depths and exact motif profile remain unmeasured estimates; no building integration or approved placement schedule.
Inspected closed-grid relief: continuous lower stem and no former coplanar Boolean slivers. One connected mesh, zero nonmanifold edges. Recess depths and exact motif profile remain unmeasured estimates; no building integration or approved placement schedule.
Variable relief depth is visible; overlapping Boolean edges and incomplete lower termination remain. This is an unmeasured component study, not an approved block.
Inspected completed local junction repair, not complete room: northwest return and northeast head meet ceiling, guest corridor floor is continuous on35 sampled points with sufficient headroom.24 same-width route rays clear.
Inspected candidate whole exterior. Guest junction work does not resolve unsurveyed site, bridge vehicle clearance, textile relief, glass or full interiors.
Inspected candidate: missing northwest return and northeast doorway head closed. Six prior floor misses corrected, but four route-offset hits and six low-head points overlap the retained chimney. Candidate not promoted.
Inspected candidate corridor view. Actual clear corridor lies west of retained chimney; wide test grid must not treat chimney volume as a walkable room. Source location and current private layout remain open.
Inspected guest upper returns now close major height mismatch. Additional high rays identify missing northwest end and northeast doorway head; doorway floor coverage needs testing next. Unfinished historical-plan hypothesis, not current private layout.
Inspected covered corner alcove beside open pond courtyard. New narrow roof does not enclose pond court; five sky samples passed on unchanged geometry in v32. Glass, joinery and precise source correspondence incomplete.
Inspected candidate: upper north/bath-side returns meet retained taller guest ceiling; small boundary ends still need precise audit. No current private-fixture claim.
Inspected candidate: covered alcove looks west to open pond courtyard and south window. Provisional photo/drawing dimensions, no exact glazing claim. Four route-offset failures remain.
Inspected candidate: covered turning approach now present, but four side-offset rays hit the retained gallery jamb. Forward camera is too close to the portal return. Candidate not promoted pending clearance/framing correction.
Inspected unfinished guest room: pantry/bath doorway rays pass, but upper partition returns do not meet the taller guest ceiling. Joinery, current fixtures and source correspondence remain incomplete.
Inspected unfinished utility shell with exposed upper-floor underside and incomplete finishes. Sampled entry doorway clears; no complete-room or current private-layout claim.
Inspected longitudinal temporary capped section at working-plan Y720. Main/raised floors and ceilings are visible; foundation support and full source registration remain unfinished. Canonical saved model remains uncut.
Inspected temporary capped cut at absolute Z1.1. Lower rooms and ancillary partitions remain sparse and unfinished; broad support regions are not completed interiors. Canonical saved model remains uncut.
Inspected temporary capped cut at absolute Z3.3. Raised kitchen counters start at Z3.3384 and are sliced out, not absent from the model. This compound-height plan does not prove every-room completeness.
Inspected orthographic model-north elevation. Geographic orientation is not established. Unsurveyed foreground terrain hides lower architecture; not a complete source-elevation match.
Inspected culling WIP: six inward-wound meshes corrected with vertex/edge/face parity. Exterior has a new diagonal stipple/shadow artifact requiring pixel-hit comparison; do not mistake it for source architecture.
Inspected diagnostic framing failure: new center pier obscures this reverse camera; reframe next. Other courtyard/above views inspect the new six-aperture row.
REJECTED candidate: intended basin remains filled by courtyard floor; all5water-excluded meshBVH rays hit paving. Rim alone is not a pond. MASTER remainsv25. Preserve failure and correct actual solid geometry; source outline remains estimated.
REJECTED candidate: intended basin remains filled by courtyard floor; all5water-excluded meshBVH rays hit paving. Rim alone is not a pond. MASTER remainsv25. Preserve failure and correct actual solid geometry; source outline remains estimated.
REJECTED candidate: intended basin remains filled by courtyard floor; all5water-excluded meshBVH rays hit paving. Rim alone is not a pond. MASTER remainsv25. Preserve failure and correct actual solid geometry; source outline remains estimated.
REJECTED candidate: intended basin remains filled by courtyard floor; all5water-excluded meshBVH rays hit paving. Rim alone is not a pond. MASTER remainsv25. Preserve failure and correct actual solid geometry; source outline remains estimated.
Inspected WIP: library tall east glazing, broad south window and separate shelves/closet fronts.45selected route rays clear. North high openings visibly blocked by retained external geometry; exact hit identification is next. Glass artwork, dimensions and complete room details unfinished.
Inspected WIP: library tall east glazing, broad south window and separate shelves/closet fronts.45selected route rays clear. North high openings visibly blocked by retained external geometry; exact hit identification is next. Glass artwork, dimensions and complete room details unfinished.
Inspected WIP: library tall east glazing, broad south window and separate shelves/closet fronts.45selected route rays clear. North high openings visibly blocked by retained external geometry; exact hit identification is next. Glass artwork, dimensions and complete room details unfinished.
Inspected WIP: library tall east glazing, broad south window and separate shelves/closet fronts.45selected route rays clear. North high openings visibly blocked by retained external geometry; exact hit identification is next. Glass artwork, dimensions and complete room details unfinished.
Inspected WIP: library tall east glazing, broad south window and separate shelves/closet fronts.45selected route rays clear. North high openings visibly blocked by retained external geometry; exact hit identification is next. Glass artwork, dimensions and complete room details unfinished.
Inspected kitchen WIP; north timber frame added and exact cabinet corner trimmed. Same45selected clearance rays now clear. Cabinet fronts, appliance details and outside west landing unfinished; no continuous-body or complete-room claim.
Inspected kitchen WIP; north timber frame added and exact cabinet corner trimmed. Same45selected clearance rays now clear. Cabinet fronts, appliance details and outside west landing unfinished; no continuous-body or complete-room claim.
Inspected WIP: source-registered island, raised shelf and west cupboards. Two offset clearance rays still contact the west-north cabinet corner; exact dimensions and outside landing unresolved.
Doorway diagnostic retains fixture access and source-family arrangement. Mirror is a neutral geometry proxy, not a rendered reflection; current private layout is not certified.
Fifteen interior basin rays now reach the intended bottom0.55m below main floor, and the false structural ledge is visibly gone. This is a sampled geometric check, not a measured bathtub reconstruction.
Bathroom now contains source-visible washstand/tub rather than an empty shell.27sampled horizontal lines on the revised route clear; not a continuous body sweep or current private-layout certification.
Actual recessed tub and hollow washstand basin now exist from public master-bath sources. Fixed-fixture dimensions are estimates. Wall/understructure overlaps create an unwanted tub ledge; tile artwork, plumbing profile and final materials remain unfinished.
Center ray reaches basin0.55m below main floor;4walking samples stay flush. The visible back/left interior ledge is an overlap with retained substructure, not a source feature, and must be removed next.
Master shell retained with bathroom fixture study behind the hypothesized opening network. Fireplace, glass, textile block and exact roof/wall profiles still need refinement.
Terrace parapet and separate coarse teak garage leaves added. Garage doors appear too low against the flat court: court grade versus garage/main/bridge datum remains unresolved, not a finished elevation.
Pixel picks identify unexpected low projection as retained Garage_north_ancillary_west rising through upper floor. Next version trims the lower support to floor underside; private partitions remain unknown.
Whole building shows revised upper-wing setback and lower southern portion. Historical inset registration is provisional, not surveyed current private layout.
Bridge-side opening family and connecting terrace exist, but one exact door-edge floor ray misses. No continuous access claim; parapet/junction work remains.
Upper wing is set back, with lower southern terrace. Missing terrace parapet and unfinished lower garage openings visibly fail the restored court reference; next geometry targets those junctions.
Revised garage upper mass and bridge relationship inspected. Nine selected floor points give8passes/1door-seam miss; service/site construction remains incomplete.
North end now enclosed and narrower upper envelope registered from historical inset/restored court photo. Interior partitions remain unknown. An unexpected low west-wall projection is visible and needs object-level diagnosis.
Ten-course photo-counted ceiling and stepped end opening hierarchy replace the over-tall generic shell. Exact window widths, corner glass, fireplace and timber spacing remain unfinished/estimated; outside door landing is not validated.
Dining roof lowered locally by1.6256m, retaining raised floor datum. Living is now higher as source aerial shows. Global horizontal scale, site and apartment envelope remain unresolved.
Blocking shared gallery return trimmed; doorway now visible.36horizontal sampled lines pass, but these are not continuous body clearance or proof of current private bathroom layout. Fixtures absent.
FAILED repair: bath still blocked. The old wall-name selector changed no geometry. Horizontal rays identify the actual replacement gallery return and master corner; next version targets those verified contacts.
Coffer-derived roof caps/parapets removed;18 actual roof substrate covers remain, plus separate master outer cover. Roof slope/drainage and measured heights are not certified.
FAILED doorway access: a retained gallery wall occludes the new bath opening. Fifty floor/headroom samples pass but do not test this horizontal obstruction; next version must ray-test and fix the shared wall.
Plain south wall and western north opening replace generic windows using historical/photo evidence. Fireplace remains a neutral recess; exact current profiles and glazing remain open.
Camera clips the higher roof and needs reframing. Four pixel picks identify the suspected protrusion as shading on the flat parapet/slab faces, not stray threshold geometry.
The previously missing northeast return is closed and its ray hits the intended wall. Roof candidate remains rejected for unrelated coffer selection error.
Ennis v14 master east interior — rejected candidate
Three upward samples confirm the original pitched interior/beam surfaces remain first hits beneath the outer roof. Generic north/south opening schedule is still pending source correction.
REJECTED candidate exposes coffer-derived roof lattice. Preserve this failure; remove only generated Roof_cover_Coffer and Roof_parapet_Coffer objects, not original interior coffers.
Bridge deck now reaches the north pool terrace;29 specified center-floor samples pass. Actual two-step end, levels, parapet pattern and full-body traversal remain unresolved.
Plaster ceiling covers exposed timber proxy as the survey specifies. Inspection exposes a missing northeast wall return; next geometry repair must close it.
Whole north elevation after terrace link and five service-ceiling corrections. Roof membrane/parapets, site levels and apartment envelope remain unfinished.
Lower-room north/west enclosure, fireplace recess and flat ceiling now exist. Door-right/window-left relationship follows the tour as an explicitly provisional orientation hypothesis; ten selected path checks pass.
Lower collection diagnostic only, not a complete every-floor plan: garage objects are filtered out. This framing needs a closer entry/billiard plan plus a separate full lower-floor view.
FAILED source correspondence: room opens into entry structure; north/west enclosure and fireplace are missing. Upper-floor underside is not the documented cream ceiling.
Lower-room south/east shell remains generic, with an open ceiling edge and incorrect window schedule. Five upward samples hit a floor but do not prove enclosure.
FAILED connection: bathroom door faces an unresolved exterior gap/return instead of a verified enclosed approach. Do not treat its room-center floor and ceiling hits as circulation approval.
Outside balcony, not an enclosed bedroom bay. A threshold edge protrudes beyond the side return and needs correction; support/parapet dimensions remain estimated.
Three tall framed openings and gable visible. Seven specified floor samples and one central chest ray pass; panes, art-glass pattern and full-body checks remain unfinished.
Fireplace now faces east per historical plan. Inspection exposes a narrow unresolved return beside the fireplace; bathroom doorway/approach is not validated.
Whole-building roof-hidden plan includes east balcony. Private bathroom/service partitions, lower-room enclosure and full circulation coverage remain open.
Ennis textile study v01 block front — rejected for integration
Inspected candidate, not approved for building instancing. Mesh is closed with shared instances, but equal-depth channels, outer-left leg and lower-left junction are too simplified versus the surviving block reference. No source texture used; whole-building master remains v09.
Ennis textile study v01 block oblique — rejected for integration
Inspected candidate, not approved for building instancing. Mesh is closed with shared instances, but equal-depth channels, outer-left leg and lower-left junction are too simplified versus the surviving block reference. No source texture used; whole-building master remains v09.
Ennis textile study v01 block panel — rejected for integration
Inspected candidate, not approved for building instancing. Mesh is closed with shared instances, but equal-depth channels, outer-left leg and lower-left junction are too simplified versus the surviving block reference. No source texture used; whole-building master remains v09.
Whole-building WIP preserves small balcony and master cathedral roof. Main scale, complete site stairs, east bay and service-room layouts remain unresolved.
Gallery piers/bay lowered using ten-course shaft plus lintel photo count. Five roof samples hit at adjusted ceiling; exact base/lintel profile, glazing, mosaic and relief remain unfinished.
Door threshold reduced from65mm to8mm; all12 original floor samples pass unchanged15mm tolerance. Full sill now in camera; no full-body or actual surveyed threshold claim.
Whole-building WIP with source-supported small living balcony and central glazing assembly. Remaining facade schedules, textile blocks, master east bay and service spaces are incomplete.
Central door pair, sidelights and upper glazing topology now modeled with teak frame proxies. Camera clips the sill/floor; opening proportions and art-glass detail remain unverified. Two sill contacts fail the flush-floor test.
Small main-level living balcony is separate from lower terrace. Door frame has a 65mm raised sill that fails two floor-contact checks; fixing next. No glass panes or verified parapet relief.
Hearth-bay north lower/upper windows now opened. Ten-course source count shows tall bay should be lowered in the next revision; roof heights remain provisional.
Plan shows small balcony, distinct lower terrace and restored gallery window openings. Full-body circulation and current private partitions remain open.
Integrated architectural WIP with master roof revision. Main facade opening schedules, terrace stairways, textile blocks and upper-apartment envelope still incomplete.
Previously visible high-level gap beside fireplace bay now closed by actual return geometry. Bay height, clerestories, stone relief and mosaic remain unfinished.
Shallow two-plane timber ceiling and ridge now replace flat slab; fireplace has actual recess/hearth. Firebox proportions and adjacent bathroom door/window remain incorrect or unfinished; no textile relief.
Cutaway exposes two roof slopes, expressed beams and gable infill. Eave height and ridge rise are explicit estimates, not survey dimensions. East wall intentionally hidden for section.
Distinct tall fireplace bay and lower east gallery with cream coffer grids. Bay east high-level return remains incomplete; openings and glazing schedule are not finished.
Four intermediate piers and recessed fireplace now visible. Plain proxies omit textile relief/mosaic. Upper-right bay return has an open gap; heights and horizontal calibration remain provisional.
Northward fireplace bay is now represented, but lacks verified current windows/clerestories. Pool and terrain are estimated; roof profiles remain incomplete.
Whole-building plan shows stepped hearth bay and five living/gallery apertures. Every private service partition, upper-apartment footprint and measured scale remain open.
Inspected corrected entry study. The stair no longer ends beneath the prior overlapping floor; all 26 specified tread/landing/approach samples pass floor contact and 2.03m headroom. Screen relief, perforations, exact plan registration and full swept-body clearance remain open.
Inspected upper-gallery study. West stair opening and foyer are distinct; repeated openings no longer extend blindly through the foyer. Fireplace bay, full opening schedule, glazing and block articulation remain unfinished.
Inspected lower-only view now frames the east perimeter. Eight-riser east run and left-turn pair are visible. Utility/billiard/garage partitions and lower structural details remain incomplete.
Inspected roof-hidden view. Upper foyer and real stair opening replace the continuous west gallery slab. Stair-top powder partition remains unresolved; horizontal stair registration is a source-constrained estimate.
Inspected failed correspondence view. Stairs terminate under overlapping structure without a verified gallery connection. Actual coffered entry ceiling, perforated screen, plain pier and stair placement require a source-aligned replacement; no walkability claim.
Inspected lower-only diagnostic; east end is clipped by the camera and some shown volumes are schematic. Entry, utility, billiard and garage partitions remain incomplete. Camera defect retained for the case study.
Inspected WIP. Bridge and upper-servant floor now share the main-house main-level datum described by HABS. Rear pool enclosure is continuous, but terrain boundary is an artificial cut and bridge-to-kitchen transition remains unresolved.
Inspected roof-hidden architecture. Supports and level corrections preserved room topology. Western gallery/entry foyer is still oversimplified; this is not a complete current plan.
Inspected structural WIP. Previously separate site fragment is now continuous terrain, but foundations and terrace edges still float in places; terrain is unsurveyed. Building silhouette, openings and roof profiles remain approximate.
Inspected gallery. Main corridor has continuous sampled floor; adjacent raised dining/entry junction still contains exposed edges and unresolved stair circulation. Repeated openings are proxies, not a verified opening schedule.
Inspected rear diagnostic. Pool is visible and garage fits the frame. Rear terrain/foundation intersection is visibly incomplete and unsupported edges remain. Not an approved exterior.
Inspected roof-hidden plan. Pool basin is now an actual recessed opening rather than a buried marker. Six selected center paths have 21 floor-contact samples each with zero misses; this is not every-room or body-clearance validation.
Primary-plan room network and bridge now modeled. Inspected WIP: roof/terrace contacts and lower enclosure remain incomplete, major facades are generic, and the long compound scale is not yet reconciled to the measured elevation.
Inspected gallery length view; neighboring room apertures exist. Floor/landing gaps and mismatched upper enclosure near the stair end remain visible. No real glazing or source-matched block detail. Center-ray passage checks alone do not establish safe body clearance.
Inspected living-to-gallery and dining-step view. The passage is genuinely open and six risers are visible, but upper enclosure gaps admit sky and the living/gallery support treatment remains generic. Timber ceiling geometry is preliminary; no textile relief, glazing or finished fireplace.
Inspected rear/bridge diagnostic. North gallery has real openings. Pool marker is incorrectly buried beneath the terrace slab, and the north retaining wall is too high for the reference. Garage is partly clipped by camera framing. These defects remain open.
Roof-hidden diagnostic inspected. Historical kitchen, pantry, guest, dining, living, library, enclosed terrace and master allocations are represented. Some floor gaps remain near the stair junction; current private partitions and full opening schedules remain unverified.
Inspected early WIP, not architectural approval. Main wing, garage and terrace envelopes are visible. Curved retaining fragment floats without terrain; terrace support/contacts are incomplete. Generic room boxes lack textile-block articulation and actual opening schedules. Bridge, pool and much lower enclosure are missing; dimensions remain provisional.
Inspected diagnostic failure, not finished interior. Camera sees blank proxy walls and the orange 1.8m scale staff. Ceiling was hidden for inspection; actual gallery opening, fireplace, glazing and textile-block geometry are absent. Small floor artifacts indicate unresolved support/slab intersections. This image demonstrates remaining work rather than source correspondence.
Inspected WIP. First room/court envelopes follow a historical plan reproduction, with assumed scale. This view exposes disconnected rooms, missing door cuts, over-simplified dining footprint, missing bath/pantry subdivisions and absent bridge. Primary archival-plan registration and current-room reconciliation remain open.
Inspected WIP with roof, site and front-wall pieces deliberately hidden. This is an exploded visibility diagnostic, not a measured continuous section. Main/raised/lower level separation is present but heights are estimates. Missing lower structure and disconnected floor contacts are visible; circulation and foundation accuracy are unverified.
The working model now includes the source-visible double-leaf theatre exit. Its rail, relief, casing and receiving-wall joins have been corrected and inspected. The separate circular-stair trial remains held for wider route and roof checks.
Project update
What’s still unresolved
Door dimensions and carved profiles remain estimates
Saved and reopened integrated working file,Casing/reveal artifacts removed in this inspected view,Existing tier proxy remains in foreground, not hidden
Recovered saved candidate, no repeated geometry operations,Exterior short flight is provisional in absolute level,Roof offset and unfinished entry remain visible
Five tier platforms visible, no completed seating claim,Narrow untrimmed exit and missing rear paneling exposed,No architecture hidden or removed to create the view
Real master architecture, not isolated component,Source shows panelled stage face and carved surround absent here,Camera origin passed scoped containment checks
Cyan inner/outer outlines derived from2019 existing theatre plan,Orange ring is the retained original model proxy,Approximate center shift0.480 m east,0.061 m north,Guide geometry only; no copyrighted plan raster published
Saved and reopened combined model,All protected v107 mesh signatures unchanged,Source-corrected service group subdivisions retained,Whole-building WIP, not final accuracy
Continuous 32-segment ring has no source-required openings,Cross-wing wall detected only 0.135 m west of core center at z3.9,Center floor ray reaches courtyard paving, not a valid stair landing,Read-only master; temporary capped view was not saved
Gray cap isolated by ray-hit face, normal and material evidence before change,Two vertical faces corrected; no broad repaint of roof,All pre-existing v94 mesh signatures preserved
Closed positive roof after save and reopen,Five-millimetre modeled cap setback seam remains a detail gap,No claim of a fully surveyed roof reconstruction
Cross-frame proxies preserved in a hidden archive,New two-mullion schedule yields three narrow lights,All original mesh signatures unchanged; new mullions closed and positive volume
Two true structural apertures; 18 wall-only rays pass,Cross-mullion proxy differs from the narrower multi-light historical groups,No claim of measured current window schedule
Integrated context inspected after save and reopen,All protected mesh signatures unchanged,Roof breaks, lower windows and precise vertical datums remain unresolved
Previous camera containment proved by closed-wall crossings on all three axes,New origin has no containing visible closed mesh in the scoped test,Blank facades are real missing coverage, not hidden by the new camera,No model geometry changed or saved
Read-only v94 from a direction comparable to the dated construction-photo series,Blank service walls and simplified roof intersections remain visible defects,No model geometry changed; the original source image is not embedded,Second service-court image was obstructed and excluded from publication pending camera diagnosis
Eight glazed leaves and eight top cupboards represented as separate editable geometry,Saved/reopened closed-positive solids and UV layers verified,Gray lower fronts intentionally unresolved; block-shaped hardware is not final,Workbench does not demonstrate glass transmission or material realism
Cabinet depth, counter projection and backboard are visible,No current room placement or measured dimension claim,Exact moldings, handles, glazing realism and decorative tile border remain unfinished
Cyan lines are temporary historical-plan guides, not saved walls,Visible empty diagonal wing confirms the missing room partitions,A capped 1.6 m section removes upper geometry only for this diagnostic,Master unchanged at v94; historical trace is not a current measured plan
The shared-pier closeup now shows complete circular lower holes instead of clipped crescents. The complete visible timber assembly, not only each arch, passes 525 center/offset aperture rays. Exact historic hole count, timber profiles and finish are not asserted.
Five arches and the independent end pavilions remain intact. The continuous band removes the former overlapping lower perforations. This is still an estimated exterior component; plain masonry, roof returns and unmodeled current rooms remain visible limitations.
Circular through-holes are genuine in individual arch meshes, but neighboring arch bands obscure lower holes at the common piers. This falsifies the sufficiency of the per-object ray checks. A combined-band correction and all-assembly perforation test are required; no finished-joinery claim.
The five-arch exterior now reads closer to the photographed trellis type. Open lattice and post divisions are present. Whole-building scale, roof returns, dressing-room arrangement and site placement remain unresolved; this file is separate from the mansion master.
One actual saved pane corner is isolated. The opaque Workbench material and camera make the two 6mm-separated faces difficult to distinguish; this is not a strong visual thickness witness. All 39 panes instead pass closed positive-volume, center-plane and thickness-error checks after reopen. No optical glass-realism claim.
Whole-building form remains intact after the scoped pane revision. The service wing still has large unresolved blank wall areas, roofing and material finishes remain provisional, and this view does not certify complete rooms. Protected mesh/transform/material signatures match exactly.
Five masonry openings and the separate white trellis are present; 45 opening samples pass. The rear wall makes the straight-on openings appear filled, so the oblique view is required to read their depth. Actual perforated arch bands, lattice and rough stone are not yet modeled.
Oblique view confirms genuinely open masonry arches, projecting trellis, blind end niches and a roof deck. Parapet end gaps and blunt pediment joints remain visible. Back rooms are deliberately undivided because no current plan has been recovered; estimated shell depth is not a survey.
Retained v90 trial, not master. A broad gray horizontal band remains at the gable bases; the source has slate-covered slopes returning around stone gable faces. This view does not justify accepting the local cut as a finished junction.
The cap projection and recessed upper wall remain readable, but the gable base still reads as a horizontal belt. Closed mesh and outside-cut surface parity pass; roof source resemblance and complete junction correctness do not.
Ground-eye perspective brings the projecting cap and rear eave close in image height, unlike the orthographic view. The uncalibrated camera does not validate measured elevations. The continuous eave band still partly conceals the small gables and remains a separate roof-junction defect.
Selected cap, rear-step and roof meshes show the lower horizontal bay cap and rear rising enclosure. Eighteen upward samples hit the 7.77m estimated cap underside, and eighteen upper horizontal samples hit the rear step. The diagnostic intentionally excludes window assemblies and lower walls; blank space is not a claim those elements are absent.
The cap now extends beyond the thick bay walls and forms a continuous three-tier silhouette. The blank band is moved to the rear enclosure plane rather than claimed eliminated. Global eave height and gable proportions are unresolved.
Oblique view confirms cap returns wrap the canted bay sides instead of disappearing into masonry. Profiles remain simple tiers, not source-matched carving. Roof has exact vertex parity with the input trial; 48 structural aperture samples pass, but enclosure/support is a separate next check.
Window head no longer carries the full-height front wall; rear step remains beneath the unchanged roof. New cap edges are partly hidden by existing wall thickness. The continuous roof band and plain gable differ from source S34/042. This is diagnostic evidence, not an accepted elevation.
Oblique view exposes the insufficient cap projection: offsets were applied to wall centerlines, not exterior faces. Correcting the half-wall-thickness allowance is needed before evaluating the cornice silhouette. Source registration, lower corbels, shutters and exact profiles remain open.
The bright lower glass strip seen in v85 is gone. Pane meets the transom and outer frame; small metal bar junction marks remain for later fabrication review. Forty-five glass rays hit after correction, across three openings. Exact glazing rebates are estimates.
Room perspective retains the inspected floor, arched linings, skirting and partial cornice. The far wall and exposed fireplace backing are unfinished. Workbench materials do not verify transparency, bronze color, marble veins or realistic lighting.
Close perspective confirms the arched lining and bronze divisions. A narrow bright strip below the fanlight glass is visible and remains an open construction defect. Camera intentionally crops the arch crown and lower door; it is a joint witness, not whole-opening coverage.
Cream arched trim, wall face, dark skirting and ceiling cornice read continuously. Door openings remain clear of the new finish. Far-right fireplace backing is still a visible unfinished projection. Source-specific keystones, recessed soffit panels, full room paneling and stone veins are absent.
Actual-eye view shows the sloped inner roof above the modeled living-room ceiling. No attic floor, rafters or access have been invented. Pale gable surfaces and ceiling back faces remain diagnostic materials; this is not a finished attic interior.
The large living cross-gable has an open interior and thin enclosing section. Smaller gables are sliced close to their solid end walls, so filled triangular sections there do not imply the whole roof is still filled. Slice is manifold with positive volume. A few unrelated curve fixtures remain visible below the isolated mesh slice; they are not part of the roof.
The broad half-building section reveals a small hollow gable silhouette, but retained rear roof faces and cap filling obscure the full inner shell profile. This image alone does not validate roof thickness or valley contacts. A thin-slice and attic view are required before promotion.
Actual-eye view clearly shows the dark floor field, white diagonal bands and three paired terrace doors without the orthographic foreground cuts. The plain wall lacks its documented paneling, cornice and marble skirting; exposed inferred chimney backing at the end is unfinished.
The card-room banded floor is visibly distinct from the hall's alternating checkerboard. Transition and room bounds read coherently. Hall arch construction lines, library doorway trim and all interior finish details remain open WIP.
Terrace and living room · assumed vertical relationships
Left: living gallery and canted ceiling. Right: upper terrace bays, with blue guides at their7.7m glazing head. Main roof baseline is9.2m; its broad band remains unresolved. The roof mass is a filled wedge, so its underside is not a validated roof construction or attic ceiling. Top of the distant ridge is cropped. No model save.
The new dark field and white bands are visible, but nearby architecture intersects the orthographic view and obscures room relationships. This is a failed camera witness, not proof that all visible fragments physically collide. A perspective interior retry is required.
Isolated plan shows consistent diagonal dark cells, narrow white bands and a two-strip perimeter.187 samples hit exactly one finish mesh.650mm module and130mm bands are estimated, and the plan alone does not validate room transitions.
Living fireplace · continuous frame and wood surround
The frame now forms one closed annulus without corner overlap. Broad wood backing conceals the previously exposed masonry return. Empty picture field and simplified broken pediment are explicitly unfinished, not substitute artwork.
Former wood/stone reveal coincidence is no longer visible. Stone surround, open tapered cavity, wood pilasters and continuous frame remain editable in the whole mansion. View crops some hearth depth; earlier v76 oblique retains the hearth witness. Full carving and current dimensions are unresolved.
Broad wood backing, side pilasters, broken pediment and empty painting field match the source's major arrangement. Fine carving and artwork are absent. Original exposed wall return is concealed.
Cavity is no longer blocked by the mansion wall. White surround, fluted shafts and hearth are intact. A wall-thickness return is visible above the right shelf; the source's broad wood overmantel has not yet been modeled.
Orange component crosses the existing gray living-room wall at the card-room/exterior corner. This is an intentional pre-cut obstruction witness, not an integrated fireplace. Nearby wall bounds are recorded; no scene was saved.
Previously open band beneath the frieze is now closed. Fluted columns and stepped profiles read clearly. Relief panel and fine carved details remain unfinished.
Rear floor strip now joins the hearth and reaches the back wall. Cavity remains open with tapered side walls. Absolute depth, final firebrick and room-wall integration remain unresolved.
Source-led paired fluted columns and stepped mantle massing are visible, but a horizontal gap remains below the frieze. Blank relief panel explicitly unfinished. Not accepted for integration.
Tapered cavity has real depth; a rear floor strip is missing. Nine forward rays reached the back wall but did not test downward support. Next revision adds the missing junction tests.
All three six-column/six-row door assemblies read clearly with two inner fanlight arcs. Stone facade preserved. Upper oriels retain visibly excessive blank head bands compared with the photo; roof and absolute levels remain unresolved.
All three assemblies sit within the existing facade. No displaced source-library objects appear. Simplified columns, stone profiles and materials remain unfinished; this view does not prove fine fabrication clearance.
Six columns by six rows and two inner fanlight arcs are visible. Separate leaf meeting joint and handles retained. Source proportions remain estimated; hardware is simplified and finish is diagnostic.
One leaf rotated 35 degrees as an unsaved construction witness. Frame, panes and handle follow the hinge; fixed fanlight remains stationary. This is not a clearance test or interactive feature.
The previous triangular patches are absent with shadows/cavity disabled. No ground meshes were changed. This supersedes an interpretation of those patches as demonstrated duplicate paving, not the separate grade/opening uncertainty.
Isolated random-color site objects show the continuous court/gateway footprint and tower notch without roof shadows. Frame is intentionally a courtyard subset; surrounding zero-hit grid points are not automatically missing architecture.
Whole building · courtyard and recreation-wing context
This opposing view exposes unfinished courtyard paving, ground-level relationships, sparse service openings and provisional firehouse placement. Source-backed interior studies are inside the assembly but are not visible or certified by this exterior view.
The distant orthographic view avoids the earlier near-camera roof-section artifact. Integrated roof, three-bay terrace, service tower, gateway and estimated firehouse are visible. Roof elevation/proportion, plain surfaces and missing site structures remain open.
Upper bays · stone transom and visible fine leading
Principal stone transom/mullion and fine horizontal/vertical bars are now visually distinct. The30mm outward lead offset fixes the reproduced glass-occlusion failure. Current elevation proportions, fine bar count and construction section remain unmeasured.
Two photographed inner angled faces now contain glazing and a principal transom. Outer unseen faces were not guessed. All new component meshes are closed with UV layers, but wall-return contacts and exact profiles still need dedicated verification.
Three bays now have six columns/six rows and two concentric internal fanlight arcs. Width is a2.15m photo-proportion trial at existing drawing-scaled pitch. All36 structural-wall rays pass; this does not certify doors, glass or an as-built elevation.
Terrace · integrated depth and remaining upper-bay work
Continuous card-room wall, arch surrounds and four supports remain coherent in this view. Upper windows still show the superseded thin transom pattern and solid side faces; stone details, roof junctions and materials remain unfinished.
The repaired passage sits between the theatre and service wings, with the firehouse beyond. Triangular foreground paving artifacts outside the sampled threshold are still visible and need a wider overlap audit. Facades and materials remain provisional.
The unintended panel slits and local threshold gap are gone. Saved/reopened ground has zero nonmanifold edges; 40 floor samples have exactly one support and 12 passage rays are clear. Actual joinery and gate-panel schedule remain unfinished.
The connecting wall has a shallow segmental arch rather than a semicircle. Perspective camera is physically inside the courtyard. Adjacent facades remain incomplete; gateway dimensions and grade are provisional.
The opening is clear at12 sampled positions, but thin visible gaps between the timber leaf panels/rails are unintended. The ground transition also needs a support/duplicate-surface audit. This candidate is not yet master.
Moving the camera back100m preserves target, direction and orthographic scale while restoring the occluding foreground roof. Evaluated roof versus553 living-room/library meshes gives zero triangle intersections. Architectural roof accuracy remains a separate open claim.
The nearby orthographic camera plane slices foreground geometry. This is a camera artifact, not evidence of actual roof/ceiling holes; it supersedes the earlier visual-only interpretation.
An exact solid intersection preserves both the inner and outer wall boundaries. Unlike the failed earlier cap, this diagnostic does not fill the stair core. Contrast is low; no internal flights or floor-route completion is implied.
Mitered wall corners remove the false vertical ribs. The oculus, tall window and faceted cap are source-led estimates; stone coursing, exact glazing bars and adjacent service openings remain absent.
Integrated WIP with the service tower, theatre and separate firehouse mass. This is an architectural blockout, not a finished exterior; terrain, service windows, several ancillary structures and final materials remain incomplete.
Matched view of v47, before tower integration. Timber/ceiling surfaces already intersect the foreground roof. This evidence isolates the pre-existing defect; it is not a final roof.
Same camera after tower integration. The faceted cap and oculus are now present; foreground roof interference is inherited. Vertical tower ridges require a proper mitered shell.
Closer view exposes vertical protrusions at butt-joined wall facets. These are modeling defects, not stone joints. Internal flights and actual current access remain unresolved.
The cap has eight planar faces. Pitch and overhang remain estimates, and its junction with the live service roof has not yet been integrated or checked.
Tall window and round upper opening follow the courtyard photographs. Facet intersections show unwanted dark seams; source-exact stone coursing and opening surrounds are absent. Full unburied shell height is shown here.
Orange outline crosses the current diagonal wall and joins the rectangular service end. Any integration must reconcile the intersecting wall, slab and roof families. The offset gray polygon is a shadow of the diagnostic outline, not existing architecture.
The theatre terrace, bowling windows and provisional firehouse remain integrated. Court grade/window conflicts and the incomplete service exterior are still visible. Firehouse placement and dimensions are explicitly approximate.
The terrace arcade is visible within the integrated mansion. Blank service walls, simplified roof/chimney profiles, sparse window detail and schematic site slabs remain prominent. This is a whole-building WIP, not a finished exterior.
Broader arches, four supports and radial fanlight divisions now follow the source's architectural rhythm. The prior vertical wall-cell seams are gone. Capitals remain plain profiles; upper oriels and stone finish still lack source detail.
Oblique view exposes column projection, plinths, arch trim and the unchanged adjoining library facade. Estimated trim profiles are coherent as a trial, but molding junctions, glazing optics and material realism remain open.
Three narrow arched apertures and two upper oriels are visible. Coplanar cell seams run above the arches. Compared with the retained contractor photograph, columns, entablature and detailed fanlights are missing; width adjustment will be labeled a photographic trial.
CPU Cycles view confirms diagonal orientation and visible floor joints. The floor is still a plain two-color stone study; the documented dark border, wood-paneled approach, ornamental surrounds and pale hall cornice are missing.
Plan shows one diagonal phase across the main hall, stair foot and separate intermediate landing. Library and other rooms retain their own finishes. Temporary cutaway caps and surrounding cabinet remnants are diagnostic, not a finished plan drawing.
The former horizontal slab band no longer crosses the central opening. Side floor bands remain outside the notch. The source's carved door surround and upper gallery are still plain blockout geometry.
The landing slab now reaches the adjacent entrance floor. Background upper-floor geometry is visible beyond the section, so this view is read with the front view and 21 explicit clearance rays rather than as an isolated headroom proof.
Capped section shows the narrow upper-slab band at the entrance and the short unsupported interval beyond the intermediate landing. Horizontal rays confirm the upper band at 2.0/2.2 m; a downward grid will verify the landing interval before correction.
Capped horizontal section makes the relocated door gap and neighboring perpendicular return legible. Wall intersection cap overlaps remain visible as outlines; material finish is intentionally diagnostic.
The affected bedroom-band and sitting-room openings are visible without perpendicular walls crossing their tested clear spans. This is a local plan review, not proof of measured room dimensions or full circulation.
Fourteen treads lead to the retained intermediate landing. Plain rails replace the previously missing lower-flight outline, but the photograph's heavy carving is not represented. The camera crops the lowest flare and does not establish full room proportion.
Rounded bottom corners and graded widths are visible. Sparse infill, square caps and plain dark stair material remain rough studies. Newel/rail terminations and nosing contacts require closer checks; upper return and entry remain provisional.
The prior vertical and horizontal wall-cell seams are gone in this view. The continuous exterior remains a plain proxy: no brick bonds, shingles, surveyed dimensions or verified current interior layout. Foreground service wing still partly occludes the front.
Ground now extends beneath the stair foot; the slab-height interference band is gone. Vertical wall-corner seams remain from overlapping wall cells. This is a contact cleanup, not final brickwork or a verified stair route.
The local support pad surrounds the firehouse and remains distinct from the unfinished wider terrain. Site placement and grades remain approximate. Whole-building roof and room-envelope fidelity still need continued work.
Landing now bridges the balcony edge and four support samples pass. Integrated lighting makes coplanar slab/wall seams evident. The ground patch does not extend under the full stair run; this must be corrected before any circulation claim. Foreground service wing partly occludes this view.
Firehouse is integrated beside the recreation/service court, using S02/S12 adjacency only. This is not a surveyed site placement. Whole-building roof forms, facade subdivisions and terrain remain provisional; all other ancillary structures remain open.
Three doors, two upper doors, parapet and timber supports match the source's broad organization. Roof and brick surfaces are plain proxies. Door-panel counts and dimensions remain estimates, not measured joinery.
The upper volume is set behind the balcony and the side stair is visible. Landing edge needs connection cleanup and guards are incomplete. Rear/side openings and modern internal partitions are unresolved. This component is not yet integrated.
Both grille orientations and clipped paneling are visible. The corner appears continuous in this view; full perimeter collision coverage has not been tested. Side-window trim remains very close to the ceiling edge. Plain floor and simple materials remain unfinished.
Panel rectangles stop around the window and grille. The upper end-wall triangle is still blank; the light-colored reveal and grille perimeter are provisional. No final knotty-pine grain or measured panel schedule is claimed.
Both windows remain visible and the side opening is beneath the ceiling slope. Its top frame nearly meets the ceiling edge trim; detailed junction clearance remains open. No current survey claim.
The end-window head is now above the sloping ceiling spring, matching the source relationship that v27 missed. Absolute proportions are still a trial; plain end wall lacks paneling and upper decorative finish.
The prior radial cell seams are no longer visible; the three arches form a continuous face. This is a clean massing surface, not the actual carved finish. Gallery railing and dimensions remain schematic.
Oblique inspection confirms removal of the segmented construction pattern. Arch undersides are continuous, while back wall/door, timber carving and upper route remain unverified or unfinished.
Oblique view makes the repeated internal-cell edges conspicuous. Proportions remain approximate and all carved detail is missing. This checkpoint documents a defect, not completed architecture.
Three clear arches and a solid upper balustrade now occupy the source-backed gallery location. Visible radial cell seams are an implementation artifact, not source joinery, and will be consolidated. Back doorway remains plain.
Oblique view confirms flat crown, two sloping sides and coherent timber layout. Straight ribs do not reproduce the source's curved carved braces or plaster relief. No final geometry/material acceptance.
v31 living-room ceiling and missing gallery diagnostic
The canted ceiling closes under the existing roof with visible framing. The north wall and upper opening remain exposed because the photographed gallery has not yet been built. Plain white surfaces and broad reveals are unfinished.
The paired side opening is visible below the sloping ceiling, with the end window at left. Foreground east-wall edge dominates the right side, so this is a junction diagnostic rather than a reference-matched composition. The bench is still a plain mass.
Both adjoining windows now appear in the same corner view, consistent with the dated tour angle. Wall trims, grilles and lead subdivisions are absent; dimensions and ceiling proportions remain estimated.
The window-end wall now meets a flat crown with two sloping sides, rather than a hipped end. Three major lights and one transom are visible. Window-to-ceiling proportions remain provisional; timber color and beam profiles are schematic.
Oblique inspection shows continuous three-plane ceiling and repeated ribs. Adjacent wall is still blank although a newly inspected second angle reveals another window; that omission stays open. No finished-room claim.
The visible room has continuous floor, ceiling and side walls; the former crossing slab is absent at the tested western point. Only two of four north windows are in this camera's field. Plain surfaces and lack of equipment are intentional WIP, not final likeness.
All four low north windows and their exterior well boxes are visible. The small grade strip is isolated and not reconciled with complete site terrain; well sizes and spacings are provisional.
The previously open lower wall beneath the booth is enclosed. Tower, adjacent stepped wall and grade connections remain provisional; plain faces and simplified trim have not passed final exterior acceptance.
Floor, ceiling and shared rear wall enclose the booth. Both real openings look into the theatre, confirmed by rays. Plain room lacks equipment/finishes; current access route is not verified.
The former roof gap over the booth is closed. Lower enclosure beneath the elevated booth remains visibly open; adjoining connector wall and tower geometry are still provisional. Not final exterior acceptance.
Two framed apertures now sit north/right of the separate south entry, matching the restored photo's arrangement. Seating, wall paneling and lighting remain schematic; visible surfaces behind holes are the plain booth, not glazing.
Interior now shows a continuous lower floor and enclosure without an intermediate slab. Sloped ceiling is explicitly a dimensional hypothesis; plain surfaces are not final woodwork. Camera does not verify the closed east doorway.
The floor now spans the traced billiard rectangle and bench ends before the east doorway. Tower ring is still closed/unresolved. Overhead chimney is intentionally still visible; not a clean architectural section.
Whole-building massing, library and theatre remain. New high west billiard glazing appears above the west court. Main roof geometry and levels remain provisional.
Glass transmits, floor grain is visible, and former tympanum speckling is gone. Wood/fixture color is over-light and ceiling remains plain. Black trim junctions are conspicuous; low-sample image is not final quality.
Whole-building massing, five chimney studies and theatre retained. Library south glazing is integrated. Roof shapes, grades and exterior detail remain provisional.
West double doors and cabinet arrangement remain present after integration. Upper west end panel has coplanar overlap; near fixture remains cropped and glass opaque in Workbench.
Fireplace, south window, cabinet fronts and shared chandelier instances retained. Visible speckling above the east cornice exposes coincident finish and structural wall surfaces; not a final interior.
Double card-room leaves now replace the single placeholder. Opposite cabinet fronts and second fixture are present. Finish mapping, glazing transparency and ornament are unfinished.
Cabinet shelves no longer visibly protrude through glass. Pointed fireplace opening, five coarse corbels and far chandelier are visible. Near chandelier is cropped; ceiling remains deliberately plain.
Opposite view confirms cabinet-lined west/north sides and barrel-ceiling volume. Card-room door is still a single placeholder instead of source double leaves. Not integrated or final.
Source-led east doorway and separate south terrace door represented. Fireplace remains rectangular massing, ceiling undecorated. Cabinet shelf ends protrude beyond the glass plane, a recorded geometry defect.
Whole mansion retains five chimney studies and theatre integration. Added porch deck is a provisional envelope correction; room identity and roof terrace treatment remain open.
The lower stair tread now meets the added east-court surface. This is an estimated datum and bounded site patch, not finished topography or retaining-wall design.
Integrated theatre and earlier wall openings remain present after save/reopen. Chimney-to-roof interfaces are rough massing, and full fireplace bases are missing. Courtyard grade continues to obscure low windows.
Five candidate stacks are visible in their plan-linked roof regions. Paired shafts, triple shafts and unresolved rectangular heads are deliberately distinct. Their mass proportions and masonry detail are not accepted as final.
Integrated mansion remains intact after save/reopen. Theatre access is visible without roof obstruction. Main courtyard windows are partly buried by provisional grade; roof and room completion are not claimed.
Clear northeast view confirms separate exterior faces and door-centered landing. The lower stair end lacks modeled grade/support. Terrace balusters and pilasters remain simplified; tower access is still closed.
Coffer rhythm, wainscot and proscenium structure visible. Wrong-side steps, absent curtain and missing carved details remain defects. Dark Workbench shading is not final lighting.
Unified recreation tower roof and cross-wing junction visible. Old theatre/bowling proxy remains visibly incomplete and next source-backed replacement target; service roof needs further proportional comparison.
Roof-hidden whole model with magenta objects implicated in large overlaps. Main slabs dominate highlighting; this is diagnostic coloring, not a finished material pass. No model saved.
North sitting/bedroom/bath/corridor trace visible and former window-clashing partition moved. Roof hidden; lower floors remain visible elsewhere, so this is a multi-level inventory diagnostic, not a clean floor section.
Court now shares provisional entry datum. This reveals window/grade conflicts and does not establish actual surveyed ground levels; theatre external stair relationship needs reconciliation.
Arch is open; garage doors are not authored yet. Left upper window visibly intersects an old amber partition. Oriel above arch and finished mouldings missing. Diagnostic camera exposes unsupported terrain edges.
Narrower service envelope, capped lower living oriel and recreation tower cone visible. Living wall behind bay cap now needs infill; main ridge transitions still provisional.
Roof vertices confirmed Z9.2–14.4m overall; apparent vertical service wedge in isometric view is not an out-of-range transform. Facade and lower recreation coverage incomplete.
One-sided diagnostic clipping only, never saved over model. Main floor, intermediate landing and upper flight relationships visible. Nine northward entry rays at three X positions and three heights return no active-mesh hits; walking-volume/railing/ceiling closure remains open.
Theatre terrace and paired upper gables now visible. Main union removes overlapping roof sheets but creates abrupt ridge transitions. Service roof remains visually problematic; no final fidelity claim.
Upper-wall opening changed visibly, but this view does not establish a clear walkable entry passage. Numeric ray/section diagnostics required before declaring clearance.
Corrected angled service footprint retained in integrated model. Tall roof wedge and missing service-wing openings are unresolved defects, not evidenced features.
Narrow living oriel, paired upper bays and glazed openings visible. Retained old roof mismatches bays and has overlapping surfaces; facades incomplete. Not final architecture.
New faceted arched passage is visible, but the upper entrance wall again obstructs the landing behind it. Lower/upper stair geometry remains schematic. Roof hidden for diagnosis.
Pantry, cloakrooms, flower room, guest baths and hall partitions visible. Top-down full wall heads conceal door openings; this is not a horizontal section. Modern catering subdivisions remain unknown.
Large overlapping entry-wall patches removed; clear passage and connected guard visible. Small contact-edge artifacts remain. Roof/upper collection hidden deliberately for diagnosis; no ceiling/ornamental fidelity claim.
Service wall ends clipped; clearer neutral plan. Major room sequence only, incomplete bathrooms/closets and opening schedule. North split levels combined in this view.
Pitched roof envelopes and irregular courtyard are present. NOT final architecture: roofs overlap and leave uncovered bays; windows, chimneys, detail and ancillary buildings are missing.
Schematic stair position only. Visible duplicate-wall z-fighting, crude disconnected upper flight, blocked landing, absent ceiling/rails/arches. This view FAILS interior reconstruction quality and is retained to make the defects visible.
Major room sequence follows inspected plans. Modern catering left open, historic upper cross-wing elements also visible; this is a mixed-level topology diagram, not an as-built floor plan. Labels are small and require zoom.
Upper partitions are historical proxies, not current layouts. Stair/living voids are present. Diagonal partition ends overshoot the shell and some small rooms remain unmodeled.
Actual temporary geometry cut at local Y=0. Exposes principal floor separation and north split-level hypothesis; roof omitted, basement incomplete, intersections not closed.
A free photo camera, private on-device photo library and drivable boat are now live alongside restored architecture and the first environment pass. Photos capture at a 2,048-pixel long edge and can be downloaded or shared where supported. All 29 live room and boat service checks passed. This remains an approximate environment, not a surveyed 360-degree reconstruction or a match for Blender Cycles lighting. Physical-phone performance and native sharing remain unverified.
Drive the boat — live phone layout
Public v0.1.5 in real Chrome phone emulation. Board near the shoreline marker, steer with movement controls, and use Return to shore to disembark. Solo driving verified; 11 live service checks cover shared ownership, unauthorized steering, disconnect release and dry-shore return. Boat and seated avatar are simple placeholder geometry.
Public v0.1.5: elevated-camera JPEG captured at 946 × 2048 pixels in phone emulation. Photos are stored only in this browser, not uploaded. Download and local reload persistence exercised; native phone share sheet not tested.
Inspected local v0.1.5 candidate. Independent camera elevation, zoom and touch controls; walking position stays fixed. Desktop Q/E or phone up/down controls adjust height.
v0.1.4, inspected public game in real Chrome at 1280 × 800. Northern-shore photo by Ritu3689, CC BY-SA 4.0, cropped and sky-keyed; full attribution is in game Settings. Nearby trees use source geometry, distant trees use source-rendered image cards. This is not a complete photographic panorama; terrain and foliage blending remain approximate.
Validated local v0.1.4 visual candidate, matched source frame-650 camera. Source-positioned shafts and coffer families restored; black atlas gaps corrected without changing valid baked color texels. Offline indirect lighting and fine surface detail still differ from Blender.
Jump and restored architecture — live phone layout
Public v0.1.4, real Chrome at 390 × 844 CSS pixels. Jump button reachable, no horizontal overflow; local trajectory rose 0.98 m and landed at its original height. This is desktop phone emulation, not a physical-phone performance result. All 18 live room-service checks passed, including replicated jump height/action.
v0.1.3 public deployment, inspected in real Chrome at 390 × 844 CSS pixels. Exactly two initial action buttons; optional name and appearance are collapsed. All shared-visit branches checked without horizontal overflow.
v0.1.3 validated local build, 1280 × 800. One-click solo entry; shared-visit choices use progressive disclosure. Published build hash confirmed on three subsequent live navigations.
v0.1.2, real Chrome on Apple M2 Pro. Two independent browser clients plus ten moving network-test visitors. 10-second frame sample: 16.666 ms mean, 16.8 ms p95.
v0.1.2, 390 × 844 CSS-pixel phone emulation. Chat close control remains accessible. This is desktop emulation, not a physical-phone performance result.
Earlier v0.1.0 live gameplay checkpoint: actual stair ascent into the memorial chamber. Retained as process evidence; current playable version is v0.1.2.