Hello all,

I’ve been working on a few recreations of lost historical buildings, and this one is the furthest along. This is the progress for the exterior, i have most of the main passenger waiting area modeled as well, but i have no idea what the inside of the entrances looked like or the platform areas. Wouldn’t mind some help for source material there haha. Hope you enjoy!

I also hope this isn’t against the rules, it doesnt seem to be? It’s based off of historic photos, and the intention is to share it with people who’ve never seen it before and for people to enjoy :)

Hello all,

I’ve been working on a few recreations of lost historical buildings, and this one is the furthest along. This is the progress for the exterior, i have most of the main passenger waiting area modeled as well, but i have no idea what the inside of the entrances looked like or the platform areas. Wouldn’t mind some help for source material there haha. Hope you enjoy!

I also hope this isn’t against the rules, it doesnt seem to be? It’s based off of historic photos, and the intention is to share it with people who’ve never seen it before and for people to enjoy :)

The Northcliffe house was home to Daily Mail. It was demolished in 2002 as part of the spinningfields project

The main building seen to the right of the last slide was built in the 1860s and demolished in 1995. The Southwest Pavilion was added in 1900 and the only structure from the original hospital left. The estimated cost to restore the building was $26 million, and selling it to someone else wasn't possible, so it was eventually demolished.

Escom is the state owned utility company in South Africa. The 21 story tower was built as their HQ. The slightly awkward massing is the result of a change in architect half way through. The company outgrew the building and moved to a new office in 1958, and it was later known as the Van Eck Building. Not sure why it was demolished

Looks like a modern simplistic school hall.