Sales model for two commercial buildings. This model was highly detailed, at 1/8″ scale and features full LED RBG dimmer and color controlled lighting.
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Denny Substation
Denny Substation – Seattle Washington
NBBJ
Section model at a large scale showing more working detail
Boeing Wall Art Piece
Boeing – Big Plane Art Piece, Renton, Washington
An installation using original wind-tunnel model pieces of a Boeing 737 from the early 1960’s including different landing flap configurations, tail pieces etc. The installation hangs in the entrance lobby of the 737 program at the Renton Boeing plant giving clients the full perspective of initial design through completion.
Photography: Alec Vassiliadis
Tamar Competition
NBBJ – Tamar Competition, Hong Kong
A leading competition entry for the new Chinese Government Offices in Hong Kong. The two arms of the scheme seen embracing cultures across the seas.
Photography: Steve Keating
Seattle City Hall
Bohlin Cywynski Jackson / Bassetti – Seattle City Hall
Photography: Colin Goldie
Topline, Bellevue
NBBJ-Topline, Bellevue
Topline Corporation’s Headquarters and design center in Seattle for the design of sports shoes and apparel. The model has removable floor inserts showing offices, design floors and storage layouts. The layering of the inserts and the way the model is painted and organized tells much about Topline’s products and way of thinking.
Photography: Steve McConnell
Telenor Competition
NBBJ – Telenor World Headquarters Competition, Oslo
Competition entry for a headquarters building that was to house 17,000 employees and be the Telecommunications hub for Scandinavia. Despite the overall design being well received, it did also take the larger scale model sent with the information to demonstrate that the cutting-edge design could be built quite easily with standard construction methods to seal the deal.
Competition Winner
Photography: John Lodge
Giants Stadium
HOK – Giants Stadium, San Francisco
Kwun Tong
NBBJ – Kwun Tong Town Center, Hong Kong
A mixture of residential and business towers connecting an MTR station and bus lines forming the new heart of a city within the larger Hong Kong Metropolitan Area, just down the road from Hong Kong International Airport.
Photography: Maria Wagner
505 Union
505 Union
Photography: Maria Wagner