Thursday, June 19, 2008

Week 14 - EXP3 Final Model Image Captures

Images: Screenshots of Final Model from UT2004

Overall view of bridge complex

View across bridge to central pyramid

Internal of pyramid - Zhang Yin's office/warehouse

Link to Client & Power #1
The internal of Yin’s space utilises the power of pyramid forms to communicate Yin’s power. The use of paper as a staircase illustrates her power over the product and industry. The scaled texture of the pyramids exterior is a link to both dragon mythology of China and her company’s name.


Zhang Yin's balcony office from where she can look out over her workers below

Vast exterior of the meeting space and the divided pathway

Link to Client & Power #2
The vast facade of the meeting illustrates the behind closed doors discussions that would take place during a business lunch. The splitting of the shell façade demonstrates the independence of companies even when joining forces. The pathway to the space attempts to provide a sense of the two parties involved in the meetings.


The meeting space whilst open. The inverted pyramid can be seen both when the shell is closed and open.

The store front like entrance to Steve Jobs's office

Jobs's central office from where every employee and department can be under his supervidsion and control. The different textures in each wing illustrate the diversity of Apple's and Jobs's fields of business.

Link to Client & Power #3
Jobs’s space demonstrates his unique control and power over his employees. At his desk he can see the comings and goings of employees and from his office he can have a controlling hand in each department (represented by the varying textured rooms down the corridors. The use of apple logos throughout demonstrates his desire to advertise everywhere. Whilst the position of his desk is not physically intimidating, Jobs’s controlling personality makes up for it.



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