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Fig. 36.2: 
The various site details to be added to the model, and their source: FormFonts, 3D 
Warehouse and Sketch3D
Fig. 36.3: 
All building and interior layers are toggled off except the building shell itself. This makes 
it easier to maintain computer performance while inserting site component details into the model.

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Fig. 36.4: 
Pedestrian lights, street lights, and tables and chairs are copied and arranged around 
the model site.
Fig. 36.5: 
Custom canopies, trash receptacles, and signage are placed into the site model.
Fig. 36.6: 
Additional layers are added for the 
various vegetation components.

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Fig. 36.7: 
Detailed trees are placed into the site.
Fig. 36.8: 
The detailed tree layers are turned off immediately after the trees are placed into the 
site plan. This ensures the model maintains good computer performance and functionality.
Fig. 36.9: 
The first layer of shrubs is placed into the model.

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Fig. 36.10: 
Additional shrubs are inserted, copied, and placed into the planting areas.
Fig. 36.11: 
More shrubs are inserted, copied, and placed into the planting areas.
Fig. 36.12: 
All the vegetation is visible and placed into the site plan.

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Fig. 36.13: 
All of the site plan details are included, completing the detailed model.