How to design a program (structure and literal file/folder structure) for the real world? (Specifically C#)

Question

How would one create, or where could one find an example of a relatively simple C# program that is big enough to require multiple classes and files and demonstrate medium complexity of OOP based interactions?

Some examples would be great.

There are a lot of resources out there, and I am familiar with OOP syntax and concepts, but is seems that there are few resources that take a step back and look at the bigger picture, or so it seems.

Thanks

Answer 1

Paint.NET

SharpDevelop

Tree Surgeon

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Answer 2

A relatively simple, yet complete project that showcases ASP.NET MVC is NerdDinner