EXP 2 Submission- Lumion Screenshots

New Concept: "The use of logical shape in both formal and informal ways, such that the combination consists of illogical and blurred spaces."

From afar, the marker triggers curiosity through the combination of formality and informality in its shapes and overall structure.

The marker offers unique views of the illogical spaces from different points of views, enhancing its visual presence and thus the sports centre's as well. The spire in the marker ascends above everything else and can be seen in parallel with the telegraph pole.

On closer inspection of the marker, it is an assortment of smaller elements creating blurred spaces, whilst being dominated by the larger visual components.

The spire is a core element of the marker and is covered with the DARK texture as it stands out among the smaller elements with lighter textures.

The central platform of the marker. The monument as a whole is quite open and can be seen as both sustainable and aesthetic.

A MEDIUM texture was applied to the immediate component seen above because throughout the day, it achieves a healthy balance between light and shadow whereas the other two are either covered with shadow or lit up by natural light. The rectangular prism wall with the LIGHT texture contrasts with the illogical shapes that stand next to it and often receives the most light.

Viewpoint from the marker overlooking the sports centre.

From the back and side, visitors may ascend onto the marker as it also serves as a place to relax and admire the surroundings.

At night, the spire is immersed in darkness as if being given a period of rest. The rectangular platform becomes the central focus at night.

Connecting the marker to the sports centre are smaller solar-powered spires which light up at night. This grants safe access to the marker at night and also promotes sustainability and technology, both important aspects of the sports centre and the marker.

Overall view of the site and the marker.