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Blue and green faceted bouldering concept shown in a landscaped outdoor setting
Crown / one interpretation of the shared panel kit

Product / Modular product concept visualization

One panel kit, different silhouettes.

A modular bouldering concept study explores how triangular and square panels can be recombined into different sculptural forms, supported by outdoor visualization and material close-ups.

Artimist ProductionsProject study / 2026Explore the study ↓

01 / The design question

How many different identities can emerge from one common family of panels?

02 / The approach

  1. Start with a repeatable triangular and square panel language rather than a separate construction system for every object.
  2. Explore repetition, rotation and silhouette across a family of seven concept forms.
  3. Present selected forms in outdoor settings and at material scale so the visual differences are easy to compare.

03 / Deliverables

  • Seven-form modular concept study
  • Panel and form presentation
  • Photorealistic concept image collection
  • Material-detail visualization

What the work makes clear

A common visual system can produce distinct forms while making the idea of panel reuse clear.

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