There were many hiccups during the final stages of finishing the model as things became more and more detailed. Many details need to be remade and modified as the final product came together. As suggested, I incorporated the stair design for the above studio (Mountain and Moon) into the actual studio itself as a way to progress through the three levels. Another issue I had was the uneven on each floor which was raised and flattened out to make steps.
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| Uneven flooring transformed into flat steps |
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Stairs to progress up Mountain and Moon studio
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The in between area to sell the designer's works continues to use the "wavy" motif used in the flooring of Mountain and Moon's studio as the roof and overhead cover for the stairs replicate the floors of the studio.
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| In between area |
Interiors of both studios were also developed to give meaning to the spaces within the studio. For example, the three levels of Mountain and Moon's studio serve different purposes including digital design area, workshop area and a final meeting/discussion area. These areas are furnished with models from SketchUp's 3D warehouse.
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| Workshop area of Mountain and Moon Studio |
The stairs leading down to Trent Jansen studio are also incorporated into the actual studio itself. The awkward shapes of the building and stairs caused many parts to be made multiple times as it was hard to manipulate the spheres and required a lot of attempts but eventually worked out quite well.
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| Stairs leading down to Trent Jansen studio |
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| Interior of Trent Jansen Studio |
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