Deutsche Bank Place (Sydney, Australia)
126 Phillip Street, or Deutsche Bank Place, is the third tallest building in Sydney at 240m. When it was completed in 2005, it was the second tallest building in the world with under 40 floors. It’s original size was cut down to ensure afternoon sun would reach the NSW parliament buildings, resulting in its famous ‘goalposts’ or ‘stepladder’ top, an oversized exoskeleton of girders.
This model has a number of cool details, among them:
– a partially modelled interior, to recreate the buildings massive glass atrium housing its elevators (elevators not included)
– animated revolving doors
– animated water pieces
This was a joy to make! Century Tower took me two months on and off but this was done in less than three weeks (I only work on these in my free time, keep in mind). I probably could have worked a bit more on the aircon situation on the roof, but you can dress it up yourself. The Assembly area also features cafes and seating in real life, which I didn’t include. I stripped out the stairs and ramps that are around the real building and reworked it to sit comfortably on a flat surface.
This workshop item includes
Main building
14,978 tris – 703 LOD
2048×2048 D,A,S,I,N
Glass sub-mesh
790 tris
512×512 D,A,S,N
Fountain bubbles
1,980 tris
1024×512 D,A,S,N
Neon sign prop (asset editor only) (requires Additive Shader)
416 tris
1024×512 D
Revolving door prop (asset editor only)
88 tris
64×64 D,S
I tried to mess around with the pedestrian pathing in Advanced Building Editor so they would go through the revolving doors instead of just disappearing at the center of the assembly but it didn’t seem to take.. I will mess around and try to fix it separately.
I won’t include RICO stuff, it’s a unique building!
Required items:
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Regular bushes — Steam Workshop
Additive Shader — Steam Workshop
