Ko Mt Mayon te Māunga Ko Pasig te Moana Ko Jetstar te waka Ko Angel Gonzales tōku ingoa

(all info below can be found in gharpedia.com) Wood has been used as a building material for thousands of years being second only to stone in terms of its rich and storied history in the world of construction. The chemical properties of wood are inherently complex, but in spite of this challenge, human beings have … Continue reading Wood

Below are more in depth of my model design

Building an indoor pool key factors (info can be found at dantherm.com) Building an indoor swimming pool is often a rather large investment, and it is important to protect the pool building properly. Far too many private and public indoor swimming pools have been destroyed because the inventory, walls and building structures were eaten away … Continue reading Ventilation and Dehumidifation

Below shows my perspective shots inside of my model using V-ray rendering in Rhino 6 and Adobe Photoshop Below shows all of my model renders that i have taken

Artificial Lighting inspo For the interior of my bath house I have taken a few inspiration online that I have found  for artificial lighting and this is including LED. Toilets/Restroom inspiration Basin tap Restrooms space Shower heads

From the major bathing area this is where mainly the most obvious reflections of the pocket forest from the outside. The first image shows the reflections of my interior walls and columns in the water

This week we talked and had a look at about colour schemes / contrasts for our bath house and how this might appeal more for the customers. Whether your design looks appealing and well made, having the right color scheme is crucial in attaining a good impression on the customers in which it will attract … Continue reading Week 9: Color palette

This week we looked at other ways to capture and make our own atmospheric section plan using other artists as an idea to start our own. We also looked into the environment surroundings of our bath house. Below shows my section plan with Aotearoa native trees

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