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Top:
Construct
Bottom:
Artist
Comments: I
imagine the bottom to contain stairs that lead up to the top part of the
structure, but it isn’t underground, rather, it is above ground, as there is
glass that covers the front to allow people to see inside. There are pillar
like shapes that hold the floors up, and could be viewed like a
basement/workshop area for the client. The shape is a rounded rectangle shape,
with reinforcing cladding around the ends. Up above this part, there is a
circular hallway, and with this, there are many stairs that lead to different
rooms on many different floors. These floors are all different and not aligned
with any other floor, to relate to the odd spiked shape that the dome protrudes
into. Each section has different shaped rooms, adding to the creativity of the
structure, as well as show that each room is unique as they are built for
different purposes.
Top: Artist
Bottom:
Durable
Comments:
The top is very rounded and smooth, with the protruding square/rigid wire part
at the top. I still don’t know what the top part would be composed of, but the
bottom has rounded rooms with various pathways that are rounded, much like the
paths left by termites in wood, but not maze like and has more of a structure.
Top: Engine
Bottom:
Artist
Comment:
Looking back on this image, it resembles an angler fish! Of course, this wasn’t
intended when I drew this… the top reflects the power that is associated with
an engine, and the pointed parts of the design resemble flames or combustion. There
are catacomb-like rooms underneath the ground, and are rounded and contain a
lot of platforms. The bauble that is dangling from the pole could be a lift or
a means of transport form the ground/ top to the middle ground, or it could be
the meeting place of the two clients.
Top:
Delicate
Bottom:
Construct
Comment: The
top is a symmetrical shaped building on the exterior, and resembles a domed
building. Many levels contain many rooms, and they are interconnected to each
other by small staircases, and /or shifting small platforms. The bottom part
shows a large spacious room, but it is divided into parts that indicate many
more rooms located within that large area. Other than that, I don’t know what
other features this could contain...
Top: Artist
Bottom:
Engine
Comment: the
top seems to be a large dome like shape, and has stairs and platforms for the
client to use and to traverse on. There could be a lift that takes the client
up and down the structure, and it could even be found on the inside of the
building, or on the outside. The black parts that are jutting out from the
structure at the top could be sections for more rooms that are protruding from
the back of the building….
The bottom
are rooms and are connected to each other via small tunnels underground. This
could also be seen as above ground as well.
Top:
Delicate
Bottom:
Engine
Comments:
the top looks like a cloud, but ends in a very pointed shape to the left. The
pointed areas could be an area where some sort of lift can be located that
emerges from the arms. On the inside, there are many likes, which I see as thin
poles that protrude from the thicker pillars. Within the thick pillars, there
could be small rooms also located inside it, as well as a stairwell or lift.
Under the ground contains many rectangular platforms and they could be
platforms that are in actual fact, floors for rooms, but the walls could be
composed of a transparent material and the rooms encased with glass.
Top: Compose
Bottom:
Durable
Comments: This has some sort of “Z” formation,
as pointed out by my brother when he saw this… The top parts are smooth and I
imagine it to be composed of a smooth alloy/metal, or anything “durable”. The top
has steps as a means of travel for the client to reach the meeting point. Rooms
I imagine can also be found behind the building as we move further back on the
3D plane, that are box- like and hang down from the ceiling….
Top: Compose
Bottom:
Engine
Comments:
The top part of the image has some sail- like qualities about it, albeit they
are sharpened. There are more spiky parts located in the back behind this drawn
cross section, meaning many more rooms. There are shapes that strongly indicate
stairs, and a platform that the stairs end at. Thus, from that point onwards,
the client has to rely on some sort of lift that will take him down to the
underground part where there is another set of stairs that continue downwards.
Vice versa, if the client needs to get above ground. There are blackened pole
like shapes to the side, and they indicate rooms, which are held up by large
columns/many poles.
Top:
Delicate
Bottom:
Durable
Comments:
This is a very odd structure, I admit... It has a large triangle shape that
extends above ground and covers both planes/ to the side, there are a large set
of steps and more triangular rooms protruding from the main triangle. I view
them as jutting out from the structure, and once can see into the rooms as they
are covered in glass. There are some dangling rooms in the top corners which I
see as maybe the lifts or another set of rooms, which can move via some sort of
crane-like mechanism.
