Sketchup, FileFront Links & Peer Review

3d Warehouse Sketchup Model:

http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=bd9647981f32072a5a37b950b31ba14f&prevstart=0

Crysis Environment & Objects:

http://www.filefront.com/16756317/z3335214a_levels07.cry

http://www.filefront.com/16756401/3335214_Objects.zip

N.B. Crysis Elevator Controls

Elevator 01: O,K = Up, Down
Elevator 02: P,L = Up, Down


















My draft environments were critiqued by fellow classmates Terrence Wong & Jessica Morgan.

EXP03 - THE DEVELOPED ENVIRONMENT

This is my developed Crysis Wars environment. My idea of power is that it is unknown and that power can be mysterious. I have chosen to keep to a circular theme to help convey the notion of power and reflect the idea of mystery within the architecture.



N.B. To see the Mashup article, Perspective sketches & Textures, please view 'older posts'.

THE OFFICE BUILDINGS

Miranda Kerr's Office
































Helen Keller's Office


I have designed the offices for Miranda Kerr and Helen Keller similarly, so that the only way to tell them apart is by the surrounding landscape. Both buildings consist of a series of cylinder structures giving the idea of a hidden office room somewhere in between of the structures. I have designed round steps to continue with the circular theme of my design.

THE BRIDGE & ELEVATORS

The bridge that I have designed is very simple and minimalistic - a series of circular 'pods', presenting a powerful sense of danger to the person traveling the bridge. The two elevators are the middle circular 'pods' and are deliberately designed within the bridge to convey a sense of mysteriousness and the unknown. I have used the same texture for the bridge and elevators to emphasise the idea of mystery.

N.B. Crysis Elevator Controls

Elevator 01: O,K = Up, Down
Elevator 02: P,L = Up, Down

THE MEETING PLACE

This is the meeting place for Miranda Kerr and Helen Keller. It is located on a small island situated in between the two office buildings. The secluded area of the island and meeting place emphasise the notion of 'mystery'. I have chosen to keep to the circular theme when designing the dining table and chairs to further emphasise this idea.