The Sydney Opera House is the most iconic building anywhere that comes to my mind when I contemplate iconic Architecture. And one I found very challenging to capture in just 10 (or 9, as it turned out) cubes. I ended up intersecting the cubes with the free plane and that’s where I kinda cheated as well: the plane is no longer flat but subdivided and bent to create some curved intersection lines.
The Sydney Harbour water surface was provided by the remaining 10th cube.
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This is great! 
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Thanks! Your masterful intersections with planes inspired me I guess 
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This is great . . .
Very nice! A little bit of cheating can make a big difference.
The lighting is such a good detail, great work!
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bended plane? is this not against rules?
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Not sure! I think it is! That’s why I said I cheated 
I bend the rules like I bend planes
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I featured you on BlenderNation, have a great weekend!
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