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Fin's Corp. - Olga Palais - Modul 1 - Grand Hall (throne room)

Dear buyer!

Congratulations on your interests in this exquisite building from the production of Fin's Corporation, which is currently the most magnificent, palatial building commercially available in Second Life.

Fin's Corporation stands for products of exceptional quality, and we present with our residential buildings most luxurious living culture. We have set ourselves the goal to meet the satisfaction of our customers' highest requirements in terms of design and construction, and therefore we offer you with the first module of the "Olga-Palais" a product that can withstand any comparison.

We placed during construction of this prestigious building, the highest value in the best possible precision in the texturing and detail, as it was in terms of memory consumption just acceptable. Three-dimensional textures, representing building structures are used by us only in places where they would find use in the real world. A considerable part of the textures used on the interior and exterior of the house was manufactured by us especially for this building, and is therefore only mounted here.

We can offer you, dear buyer, so to say with a clear conscience that you have acquired with the purchase of this extraordinary palace, not only a masterpiece of European architecture, but also own a building, causing with its uniqueness and beauty the kindness and amazement of your visitors - without a doubt.

Therefore we are very confident that you will be satisfied with this palace in all respects.

Sincerely!

H.I.H. Findbhair McConaught - CEO of Fin's Corp.

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Olga Palais - The building - architectural style and interior design
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Over its entire construction the Olga-Palais follows the Russian architecture of the late 18th Century. This is well known for its great richness and generous spatial design, and is characterized (contrary to all classicistic influences of Europe) by its typical decor and eastern coolness and distance mediating material choice in the interior. Even today, Russian palaces are among the most magnificent buildings of our time and they still bear witness to the power and wealth of its former builder.

Floor plan and exterior facade of the Olga-Palais are based mostly on the model of the Alexander Palace in Tsarskoye Selo (now Pushkin), a suburb of St. Petersburg. The neoclassical Alexander Palace was built by Catherine the Great for her favorite grandson, the future Czar Alexander I, on the occasion of his marriage with Louise of Baden in 1793, adjacent to the Catherine Palace, and was also the favorite residence of the last Russian Tsar Nicholas II.

In the interior of the Olga-Palais, we also follow the Russian palace architecture of this era, but leave the model of the Alexander Palace in favor of a coherent collection of various state rooms of different origins, coupled with our own additions and modifications. In this way, dear buyers, we can provide you, on the one hand a functional building and on the other a prestigious residence.

The construction of such a large building is a time-and labor-consuming business, so we decided to divide the house into several modules. These additional modules we will progressively offer for sale after their completion. In this way it was possible for us to offer a fully functional building of small dimensions for our customers today. And to you, it is possible to purchase just as much Olga Palais, as you plan to use on your demands, needs and possibilities.

Module 1 - Grand Hall (throne room)
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The great hall (or the throne room) forms the central part of the west wing of the palace, and it follows in its interior broadly the example of the throne room of the St. Petersburg Hermitage.

Its internal dimensions are 35.07 meters long and 19.37 meters wide, with an interior height of 10.24 meters. This corresponds to a volume of 6956 m³. Presumably it represents the second largest hall in the entire palace. Without additional add-on modules the hall covers with its external dimensions 40 meters in length, 24 meters in width and 17.65 meters high, an area of 960 sqm.

The primcount varies between 795 primitives (minimum) and 881 primitives (maximum) including the bundled sub-modules 1.1 and 1.2.

It is therefore still possible to build this module on a 1/16 sim; although we do not want to recommend this. Because neither for the exterior design, nor for the necessary interior would remain a sufficient primcount.

If we have piqued your interest, please visit our inworld building rez zone, and take a look of this module. We also recommend our detailed illustrated manual (PDF document to download below).

You can also find our detailed illustrated manual here: http://www.fileden.com/files/2012/1/11/3250005/SecLife/Olga_Palais_manual_eng.pdf