二. WUHAN PUBLIC SERVICE CENTRE Competition - 2nd Prize ANS November 2010 Wuhan, China Having only two (2) weeks to complete the submission, very definite design goals were established early in the design. The aim was to uninhibit the proposal from conventional schemes. Being a Chinese government building, it had to convey power and strength, we deviated from the standard monolith structure and focused on a solution incorporating a low-rise structure that still could convey the same feeling. We set out to convince the judges with case studies of worldfamous government buildings. Our idea revolved around a powerful forecourt and mountainous backdrop, with a smooth organic modern form.
final renderings result from communicating with sub-consultants in chinese
贡献 CONTRIBUTION I worked closely with a senior design architect and a chinese team, assisting with sub-consultants and presentation roles. Roles: autocad & illustrator (plans & sections) photoshop presentation design (A3 booklets, A1 boards, all digital presentations) image selection project text (English) case studies
site section (illustrator)