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The model for the Relax Center design in Dubravka, Bratislava, Slovakia, in the stage of prefabrication. Just to put it all together and its done!
What's the project about:
The relax center is meant to be a dynamically shaped, yet cheap to build and simple clean building on a small chunk of land (46 x 11 meters) near tennis courts and kids playground in Dubravka, Bratislava. Its functions are: Snackbar, Spa, Squash, Golf, Tennis, Fitness and Wellness. The biggest deal was to put all of those functions to a relatively small building - its shape then emerged from the total spatial usage of the lot
Tools of trade:
Cardboard, light wood (the one you make airplane models of), Chemopren, transparent foils for windows
What's the project about:
The relax center is meant to be a dynamically shaped, yet cheap to build and simple clean building on a small chunk of land (46 x 11 meters) near tennis courts and kids playground in Dubravka, Bratislava. Its functions are: Snackbar, Spa, Squash, Golf, Tennis, Fitness and Wellness. The biggest deal was to put all of those functions to a relatively small building - its shape then emerged from the total spatial usage of the lot
Tools of trade:
Cardboard, light wood (the one you make airplane models of), Chemopren, transparent foils for windows
Image size
1024x768px 201.19 KB
Make
Nokia
Model
N95 8GB
Shutter Speed
1/111 second
Aperture
F/2.8
Focal Length
6 mm
ISO Speed
200
Date Taken
May 4, 2009, 4:38:57 AM
© 2009 - 2024 A-Teivos
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*FIRST COMMENT* Har har, so and now I can buy myself something for that, huh? Or I get a medal?? 
Just kidding.
Hey, I wish you all the best and good luck on this. I mean... I've always admired the architect students in my university (I've studied together with architect students) and how they're building these cool models.
That's something else than drawing!!
Good job.
Just kidding.Hey, I wish you all the best and good luck on this. I mean... I've always admired the architect students in my university (I've studied together with architect students) and how they're building these cool models.
That's something else than drawing!!
Good job.