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Design Journal 17/03/2020

Despite the completion of the model today, due to the high documentation demands photorealistic rendering via lumion does not seem a possibility. However the Sktch up model has been further improved and materialised to a high quality.
Below are references for the items imported today.




Below is a set of phtotos from the final model. Many of these were taken to hopefully be developed into the final sectionis and perspectives after editing, but since only theree can be submitted I have decided to leave the raw pictures here for the general viewing pleasure. Please enjoy!















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