The surface and texture studies [above] test the architectural applications of 3-D modeling softwares like Autodesk Mudbox/Maya and Rhino, in addition to realistic rendering programs like V-Ray, Mental Ray, and Keyshot. The surfaces were modeled on 6’ x 3’ panels to resemble biological precedents like “fat,” and then given specific texture characteristics in Mudbox. Once fabricated (using milling or molding techniques), the panels are applied as a structural facade or wall; a unique and unorthodox element-component of a design. Collaboration with Mark Foster Gage.

The surface and texture studies [above] test the architectural applications of 3-D modeling softwares like Autodesk Mudbox/Maya and Rhino, in addition to realistic rendering programs like V-Ray, Mental Ray, and Keyshot.

The surfaces were modeled on 6’ x 3’ panels to resemble biological precedents like “fat,” and then given specific texture characteristics in Mudbox. Once fabricated (using milling or molding techniques), the panels are applied as a structural facade or wall; a unique and unorthodox element-component of a design. Collaboration with Mark Foster Gage.