Max,vray,hdri.
Would like to hear your comments.
Thanks.
Nice images.
My only comment is that you need to add some sort of break in the glass. Whether vertically or horizontally.
By the look of it - your floor to floor is at least 15 ft. So I would suggest adding something at the floor line and half way between each floor. As well some vertical spacing like 4-6 ft. This would give you some type of window system 5’ x 8’…
Nice work
Arkitec
excellent lighting on the building’s floors in the second image. Saturated vray lights on each floor?
Also very curious as to exactly what the outside lighting is, hdri environment? environment override with the dark blue in the slot? any low sun?
Are the background trees actual trees? photoshop? opacity map?
nice!!
congrats! the second image is really impressive, great perspective and composition! 
could you put the images somewhere where we dont have to sign up for?
Images are rather nice.
yes please post images that aren’t hosted on another forum people have to sign up for.
lazy ^ evermotion is a good forum, check it out sometime.
good or not, its still silly to host images on a site that you need an account to see.
Talk about limiting your viewers.
I used to be an admin at Evermotion, the time I was there it was full of non english speaking twits. I hope its cleared up abit now
im not lazy, i just dont need to sign up to yet another forum to view images.
apparently you do 
personally im just too lazy to sign up
many thanks
Arkitec: you are right about glass
MoonDoggie: vray lights on each floor,
trees - vraymeshes
jacksc02: sorry
and sorry for my english
Nice images like the second one the best …seems to be some use of the good old sky hooks holding the side of the building up. HEHE
im not too lazy to sign up at evermotion, already have. just too lazy to try and remember my login/password :lol:
Nice images! I like the 1st one!
Did u make the vignetting effect in post or is it just the vrayCamera effect?
Thank you for answering my questions, and great images.
HAWF: thanks, just the vrayCamera effect.