The architect liked the foggy image and the investor of course wanted a sunny one.

It was a really nice interior we received. With the huge atrium something needed to be done.
The hanging birds came in handy and the did a greenscreen shot with the ladder to add a bit more story.

We worked on several projects for this competition. This is one of them were we could choose a rainy setting, and of course we love it!

This image was created for an university extension in Vienna Austria. We chose a simple colour palette with only the green facade panels popping out.

In autumn we get a bit melancholy so we decided to go with a cool and calm mood in combination with some warm coloured morning sun.

We were lucky and had the chance to produce the image after the competition. Therefor we could try another mood than a happy kids place.

Some locations are so highly renowned that their surroundings consequently lose their relevance, even though they carry an important history of their own. Being overshadowed by the main attraction, these neighbouring areas are mainly used as transitional spaces. As people move between these places, the spaces begin blurring in the background and get less and less noticed until they become non-places.
“To walk is to lack a place” Michel de Certeau

In our proposal, we focus on the center of Vienna and its landmark, the Stephansdom, which is visited by numerous tourists each day. Due to the endless stream of visitors, people would not expect the area around the dome to be considered a non-place according to Marc Auge’s theory. However our assumption argued that icons generate a meaningless void around them, so we wanted to create a project that would react against the weakening of the site.

The modest intervention of angled mirrors restricts the view of the monument and renews the spectators point of interest. By redirecting the visitors’ perception towards the forgotten places around the monument, people are led to rethink their acknowledgement of the spaces “behind” the scene.

TAB created a concept for a space that is not used, has no function but is architecture. When does architecture get a function?

Our “first draft” we had to change it to a more sunny and happy image afterwards. Still we like this image better, so we wanted to share it with the world.

The architects asked us to create an image with heavy clouds, since the name of the town – directly translated would mean cloudtown.

well here is what we created.

cheers Janusch

This was a quick project we did, we are quite happy with what came out. let us know what you think!

cheers
Janusch

We were briefed with images showing a cloudy, grey day. Here is what we made out of it. Hope you like it.