Unsure if the quarter block details are really necessary, they don't seem like an extension of the actual architecture, just superimposed floating pieces as attempted interest.
Loving the forms and the theme. The height variation of the architecture is also so really well integrated with the surroundings, great stuff. I think some textural changes would help as some of the walls do seem a bit flat. Maybe adding wood accents and roof / terrace details and foliage will help. As will getting rid of the black rooftops, go with a textured neutral path.
hot. I'd suggest changing the black roove of the curved bit and the one next to it to terrace/grass/gardens of some kind. The way they are embedded into the land and attached to steps and doorways already reads more as 'floor' than 'roof' if you know what I mean.
Me taking a cold shower in the fetal position contemplating the decisions that led to Steve being one of my biggest influences. The scale and verticality and tasteful homogeny are masterful here. Some gaps could use a bit of foliage half to break up the beige and half to establish a little more scale, but my god this is good. The PT2 bench never gets old.
Not a huge fan of the curved wall in the retro setting, otherwise fantastic stuff
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fantastic.
Very sexy.
One Veteris is more than enough
"retro setting"? Anywho I love it except for the blue rails on the coaster.
Unsure if the quarter block details are really necessary, they don't seem like an extension of the actual architecture, just superimposed floating pieces as attempted interest.
c o u r t y a r d
spiritual successor to mc escher maybe
I like this sort of loose aesthetics-forward approach.
hot. I'd suggest changing the black roove of the curved bit and the one next to it to terrace/grass/gardens of some kind. The way they are embedded into the land and attached to steps and doorways already reads more as 'floor' than 'roof' if you know what I mean.
Alex makes a good point. I think the black roofs are also a remnant of your usual realism approach that you may want to find an alternative for.
Finish this pls <3
Me taking a cold shower in the fetal position contemplating the decisions that led to Steve being one of my biggest influences. The scale and verticality and tasteful homogeny are masterful here. Some gaps could use a bit of foliage half to break up the beige and half to establish a little more scale, but my god this is good. The PT2 bench never gets old.
honestly like this a bit more than the finals park