project11:Styling
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| − | + | With the pink lines I could control the overall shape of the whole building. By slightly moving the lines I found the right shape and with the sliders I could control the numbers of beams and the angle of the columns. | |
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Latest revision as of 00:22, 20 January 2013
Styling
Birdseye view
Sketches of the section
Finding the right form with powerlines
With the pink lines I could control the overall shape of the whole building. By slightly moving the lines I found the right shape and with the sliders I could control the numbers of beams and the angle of the columns.
Fish tank glazing design
For the design of the holes in the walls of the fish tanks I used a grid of holes and a randomizer. In this way I could create a random pattern that would look like bubbles rising out of the water.
