Themed Concept Exhibits
Case Study: Retail
The retail store design merges art, fashion, and social interaction in a vibrant, inviting space. At the entrance, a modern coffeeshop with sleek, rounded furniture and floor-to-ceiling windows invites visitors to relax with coffee while browsing art books. The retail area is a bright, expansive gallery showcasing art-branded clothing, shoes, handbags, and curated books. Sculptural displays and soft lighting highlight the pieces, creating a fluid, dynamic shopping experience.
Case Study: Shadow Harbour
Case Study of modeling themed environments land in Rhino 3D. A seaside village where the residents have learned to live with the giant problems out of their control. Turning this sleepy little harbour invaded by monsters into a tourist destination. Come for the seafood, stay for the kaiju’s!
Signage
- Case Study for Themed Signage
- Sign Detailing for Wurstfest
Case Study: Concept Package
Alice in Wonderland Tea Experience
An Alice in Wonderland Tea Experience in a victorian greenhouse. Models were developed in Rhino and integrated in Revit to produce drawings. I designed the exhibits to create a spectacle at various scales. The experience is full of life and sound with animatronics interactive exhibits, giant teapots pouring into oversized cups, and various soung making exhibit. Structure and shrouds for supporting equipment have been introduced in concept so that 60%-90% phases will be more streamlined. The small details help build out the world bringing the characters to life as though they have inhabited the space, and could return at any moment.
Case Study: Art Installation
These FRP suspended wrecking ball within a trench force you to move around and amongst them feeling the visual weight of heavy hard stone over top and surrounding you. As you squeeze around and underneath them a small internal speaker is triggered by a proximity sensor and plays a chanting hum. Appearing to the guest that the heavy wrecking balls are embued with a potential energy stored from destruction, and intimately sharing this energy with the viewer as they come in closer contact with them.
Bar/ Restaurant Concept Design
Case Study: Airline Simulation
Case Study: Urban Watershed
The competition focuses on the overlaps of city and water to create a reconciliation landscape. This bridges and heals the community and ecology by bringing natural flora and fauna back while providing pedestrian trails and park space. Part of this would include the installation of a “raised tunnel network,” effectively just a series of covered walkways and pedestrian viaducts between buildings, offering a visual tour through unrenovated sections of the site but also knitting the overall watershed together as a whole place-based public park system.
Case Study: Aquarium
The Concept is to transform a former pollution-control plant into a forward-looking Water Resource Recovery Facility, emphasizing efficient land use, seamless integration of landscape and buildings, public accessibility and science education through aquarium spaces. The water treatment facility evolves toward a model for learning and cultivating community awareness about water treatment processes and environmental stewardship.
A public footpath running through the building links the green park on the north side to the Pingshan River on the south, while a large roof terrace mirroring the surrounding landscape provides a space for leisure and city views. This thoughtfully designed area allows citizens to relax without disrupting the daily operations of the water purification plant.
The concerted efforts to integrate water treatment plants and water resource recovery facilities into their environments showcase a transformative shift from traditional industrial complexes to multifaceted public spaces. This evolution expands their practical roles to embrace ecological education, allowing the general public to experience the facilities’ daily operations. Incorporating wetlands and parks transcend mere functionality to redefine water purification facilities as integral components of recreational systems.
To engage the public and promote environmental awareness, the “Tank Cafe” is integrated with a secondary sedimentation tank, offering a versatile space for conferences, exhibitions and scientific activities. The project underscores values such as resource conservation and environmental care.
Case Study: Science Center
The Science Museum Exhibits are to facilitate inspiring science lessons. Interact with science and technology on a grand scale by taking part in learning labs, interactive exhibits, and immersive sensory environments. Through artifacts, specimens, interactives, and immersive media experiences, discover amazing animal and insect adaptations for survival and learn how various cultures commemorate these specimens.
