I am now working for a Landscape Practice in Berrylands for the summer, take a look at their website:
http://www.bellfischer.co.uk/
Showing posts with label Practice Profiles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Practice Profiles. Show all posts
The architecture practice 'Squire and Partners' in Kings Cross explained how they use models to sell their designs. Some fabulous computer generated models are on show in their office which are half and half computer generated/touched up by the architects. They gave me an old wooden model which was fully hand made, it was great, perfect for a childs doll house so thats what it became! 
To see examples of their wonderful models visit
www.squireandpartners.com
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After seeing all of these models I visited two of Londons most renound model shops:
-4D modelshop The Railway Arches, 120 Leman Street, London E1 8EU
-Atlantis Art Materials 7-9 Plumber's Row, London E1 1EQ
I found some great materials in the 4D model shop, such as lead sheet, UV Rods and scaled people, the latter was more of an arts materials warehouse
Back in the studio I explored these materials and made a model of Danier Parken from my recent trip to Malmo, Sweden. I kept in mind the philosophy of 'Farm' model and used recycled materials I found in skips and on old notice boards. I used shingle (from wicks) and balsa wood (from local art shop) to give a realistic and high quality finish.
The 1:100 people allowed me to use the model to demonstrate the feeling of walking through the space

To see examples of their wonderful models visit
www.squireandpartners.com
Start!
After seeing all of these models I visited two of Londons most renound model shops:
-4D modelshop The Railway Arches, 120 Leman Street, London E1 8EU
-Atlantis Art Materials 7-9 Plumber's Row, London E1 1EQ
I found some great materials in the 4D model shop, such as lead sheet, UV Rods and scaled people, the latter was more of an arts materials warehouse
Back in the studio I explored these materials and made a model of Danier Parken from my recent trip to Malmo, Sweden. I kept in mind the philosophy of 'Farm' model and used recycled materials I found in skips and on old notice boards. I used shingle (from wicks) and balsa wood (from local art shop) to give a realistic and high quality finish.
The 1:100 people allowed me to use the model to demonstrate the feeling of walking through the space
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