Dixon Mai

Hero and Detail Shots Hero Shot Detail Shot The above Hero shot shows the main facade of the building, and highlights the many exterior forms which accentuate the comforting atmosphere. The perspective shot draws large attention to the use of curves which aim to evoke similarities to the relaxed posture of chairs and the softness of blankets. Along with these curves, the pastel colour scheme inspired by BernabeiFreeman's works add to the cosiness. The Detail shot also highlights the recurring curved features but focuses on the interior space. The notion of curves is continued in the ceiling of the top floor where it maintains a smooth and flowing aesthetic. Another significant aspect shown is the transparency of the room, allowing the entrance of natural light into the workplace, and thus further connecting the brand's work with nature.

Animations of Sketchup Model Longitudinal Section Plan - Parallel Shot Plan - Perspective Shot Developed Sketchup Model Back Perspective of Building Interior of BernabeiFreeman Upstairs Studio Interior Ground Floor of AutoFabrica Motorcycle Stands Finished Racecourse on Basement Level

Custom Textures Sketches In-Model Examples Metallic Dynamic Refractive Video Inspiration

Sections The following sections are the concepts which were considered during brainstorming. Figure 1: AutoFabrica stairs embedded into the slopes Figure 2: AutoFabrica stairs with hanging steps from ceiling; this design was chosen for the model Figure 3: BernabeiFreeman stairs with slope behind Figure 4: BernabeiFreeman stairs with slope connected to wall; this design was chosen for the model 3D Model AutoFabrica Figure 5: View from basement floor The AutoFabrica stair design consists of pointed steps suspended from the ceiling using metal wires. The design choice of using sharp edges is to reinforce the sleek and Cyberpunk style of the basement. Additionally, the set of stairs create an illusion of movement and depth when viewed from the angle of descent, which reflects the progressive nature of AutoFabrica's work. Figure 6: View on path of descent; the path downwards appears smooth and progress diagonally Figu

Sections  My choices for the brands were AutoFabrica for the basement studio while BernabeiFreeman occupied the top floor studio. Top Floor 1: this ended up being the final decision Top Floor 2 Top Floor 3 Top Floor 4 Basement 1 Basement 2 Basement 3: this ended up being the final decision Basement 4 Basement 5 Basement 6 Basement 7 Basement 8 Sketchup Model Figure 1: the section of the house drawn into Sketchup Figure 2: an early model of the overall design