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This is a work in progress. Hopefully this will be dropped into an aerial photo so please excuse the bad image map surrounding the building. It will go away.

There is still a bit of detail missing still, color and materials to make and fix and lots of landscaping to do. All the landscape I provide but most of the site modeling was done by someone else which I had to rework as it was done in Sketch Up and I use Form-Z.

Any comments appreciated.

Thanks,

Aaron

I like it, in overall is very good, I would like to point you little things
The image have a brown tone, maybe changing the materials of the "sun beds" to white maybe and the massage tents too you can avoid that brown overall tone.
I would rework the stone walls the tiling is very obvious.
Use more bushes with some colors variations so the grass is not going to look like a plain lawn (little more landscaping).
And of course fill it with life, e.g. people, cars, etc

Cheers
JC

Impressive amount of work there!

Edit: Decided to remove the adjustments. It's not my place.

youre loosing some information after that curve, be carefull with the lighter areas, they start to blow away

also, if i may say so, try selective color adj and turn some yellow into the green, your flora is very cyan and kind of oversaturated

Thanks for the comments guys...

No worries Brian. I am going to adjust the exposure a bit in MR. It is a bit dull. It needs some punch. Just not in the green grass and trees

I have to work on a lot of coloring and materials yet.

Thanks,

Aaron

Hello,

ARe u using jdhill glass? Or is it something else?

super reflective and i might need it heh.

thanks!

I can give you the glass. You know I think I got it from the MXM site. In the material there is a layer for refraction and reflection. You just increase or decrease the blending of the reflective layer and you can make it how you want it.

Send me a PM for the material.

Do you want the ultra green grass material too!!!!

Aaron

More WIP....

Nice update. I would give that dark bronze material a roughness map for variation since that material is everywhere.