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Rooftop deck and captains helm model
Photo-informed concept / estimated dimensions

Concept / Photo-informed modeling concept

Rooftop / a captain’s viewpoint.

A rooftop deck and helm concept translates a photograph into organized model components and a navigable spatial study.

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01 / The design question

How can a single reference communicate a deck arrangement in three dimensions?

02 / The approach

  1. Read the deck, railings and helm as separate model elements.
  2. Build a component-based concept with estimated proportions.
  3. Use the model to review the arrangement from multiple angles.

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03 / Deliverables

  • Editable SketchUp concept
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A navigable model is a useful starting point for discussion before measurements are available.

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