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I find this a fun little challenge. Wish I could spend more time on it. Always great to work on non-commercial projects/personal projects. Greatest challenge has been to get the corten texture to look realistic. This is where the most time has been spend in my project. I guess the result is acceptable, but it could need more work. I unwrapped what was visible to the camera and painted the textures in PS.
As a Digital Designer and Photographer, my passion is merging these two fields using intuition to create a sensitive perspective of my work therefore exists a constant learning process which is complimented by my profound passion for my work!
This has been a great experience for me to take time to practice and to think about art, composition and architecture. Besides, It has been enriching because I have been able to work on developing and building ideas.
In the given model there were some details like the windows that had to be worked and added so that it could match the real nature of the building and in this way the image would be reflected as it is. I think that something that it was difficult for me was to manage the time to organize all of this and being able to work on all the details of the image. Another thing that took time was building the concept as a whole so that it could represent the greatness of the building and going beyond the composition. Something challenging for me was capturing the essence of the material of the building, the corten. I had to research about its components and how this reflects when exposed in different types of lighting. Besides, it was important for me to take into account the difference between the mood and the concept. Something that I would do different is that I would have used a substance painter so that the process of painting the pieces would have been faster. I’m very thankful for having an opportunity like this, thank you Tomorrow.
How to make my idea fit in the project, i started by making the iglou like a spot for the student to gather in, talk, Meat, Eat, …
after that i made the green spaces for tree’s, arbust, ..some bench’s, Lampost’s and sconce’s ( from the library) in the final with all put together, i decided to go with night vue, i added some light’s and started to twik the setting for the final rendering.
Good architecture looks beautiful and is functional.
The amazing architecture makes you feel. Through textures, forms, and volumes architecture evokes emotions. It makes us stop and wonder.
Majority of people perceive only visual part of architecture,but that’s just a touch on the surface.
Once, I met a blind person who truly fell in love with architecture. Through touching and walking around, with echo and sounds inside the building, he could tell if the building was well done or not. He is the true verification of architecture because you can’t deceive him with impressive visual elements. He could get closer to the soul of the building.
I imagine him near this school, I imagine him walking around the building with his hand pressing to the walls. And that’s a quintessence of what the architecture can give to people.
Here is my final render after rushing and going mental. It was an amazing experience, wish the best to everyone. Cheers!
