Just two (may be then more) meshes with the "roofs".

1.) ex_emp_tower_01.nif (more known as Darius Fort).

http://i.imgur.com/frBEyK6.jpg - unlogic ugly mesh

http://i.imgur.com/R47gFGX.jpg - new cool roof

Download https://www.dropbox.com/s/3gyat2wff5xw4vj/ex_emp_tower_01.nif.

2.) ex_vivec_h_01.nif (cylinder-roof)

http://i.imgur.com/oIKPdCd.png - what the oblivion?

http://i.imgur.com/akvhMsT.png - sixy roundly roof like velothian temples

Download https://www.dropbox.com/s/wc28hlvu3jh9oyb/ex_vivec_h_01.nif.

Hmmm, I'm not sure how I feel about the velothi change. I want to like it, but I'm just so accustomed to the old one! Can we get some screens with vanilla textures?

The UV on the imperial roof looks a bit too big, making the shingles look a bit too small.

All in all a cool little mini-release, thanks!

Do these just go straight into Meshes?
I'm thinking there's probably a sub-folder they belong in, but I can't remember where architecture is.

Kinda agree with Melchior on the velothi roof. I'm going to see what it looks like in-game though.

Great, thanks!

Thanks! Looks very nice!

Oh, that looks great.

Probably your brick texture makes it look unlogic.
As for me, more unlogical thing is using wooden planks as roofing for a fortress, in addition that this is an annex.
Here is some references:
http://img29.imageshack.us/img29/9245/jwik.jpg
Whatever, you should read some information to get primary qualification as strategist and as architect.
Instead of thinking about sixual act with a roundly roof.

As for the time period of that sketch, being of medieval based building/origin I suspect, that would actaully have been a wooden shingle roof as oposed to stone, simply due to the technical and engineering skills needed to build such a structure (i.e stone at an angle). A feat that would have been difficult in that time period.

AS the imperial architecture is similar of design, then a WOODEN roof* in a fortification would not be a farfetched idea. Plus it breaks up the imperial stone texture which seems to "bleed" into one, adding depth.

Secondly rounded sixy roofs have just been pimped up a notch thanks to this mod. Now they are extremly sixy with their procative layering of texture depth and contrast. Give me those rounded roofs any day!

*Wooden forts are used all through out history as well as wooden roof's in stone buildings.

P.S THIS is from someone with great information AND a primary qualification into ancient stratigeic, military, and historical architecture.

P.P.S Sorry, but your comment was a bit rude and in no way constructive. As an "esteemed" texturer why dont you go away and do a better job to make the op's small release even more insignificant so you can feel much better?

Sorry, but i find your comment not constructive and it is just based on your own subjective opinion, so it's sounds like a demagogue to me. It is an obvious thing that we are talking about Fort Darius and that wood are burn from fire. I already saw how you did "esteem" Connary, so i'm going to ignore any other trolling from your side.

haha you serious? you belittle him then when I point out that wooden roofs are not actually historically wrong you say I am trolling?

Its all my own subjective opinion when I point out facts from the profession that your telling the op to go and read up and "get some insight into the proffession himself".

What a massive hypocrite you are.

As for the connary incident: It started with Another forum user not liking one of his textures and he flipped a lid. but no more on that.

You've just shown massive arogance for someone I thought was far more intelligent.

Yeah, right. How does this jive with your first insultingly, arrogant reply to the OP?

Class, the word for today is "Hypocrite."

@ Apel, I think it was very kind of Tyddyner to share his interpretation with us. Morrowind is wonderful place in that it can be changed by anyone to suit their own tastes. You may not like what he did, and that is your right, but to say a thing such as:
in and of itself is very poor taste at the least and downright rude at best.