Hi Everyone,
At our office, Fugleberg Koch, we have been working on a number of hospitality concepts exploring the ideas of adventure, explorations and the nature of leisure travel in today’s highly interconnected world.
A very important aspect of these ideation efforts is to effectively and elegantly convey that sense of wonder and awe that arriving at a new destination may elicit in those who get to experience it for the first time, or even every time they visit, just like our wonderful resort parks here in Orlando, Florida.
To that effect we use our planning, design and storytelling skills to bring forth those awe-inspiring moments which then transform into the memories of a lifetime, becoming the topic of conversation around the family table long after the travelers return home.
Enscape, particularly the latest version 2.5, in combination with SketchUp Pro is a fantastic tool for developing those visual narratives.
I have only been using Enscape for the last couple of years, and I find it exceptionally good at putting into visual form those design ideas floating around in my head.
I would like to share with the Enscape community a few images of our latest conceptual work-in-progress, and to benefit from your own observations and suggestions.
In fact, this work came about in my effort to replicate a wet effect I saw in an earlier posting by tas_1985, Cloudy day rendering exercise, which I thought was very cool. In the process of learning how to replicate a similar wet floor effect I found myself building a whole other world and exploring other ideas.
To me this is the beauty of Enscape. It opens other doors for the imagination to keep exploring.
Credits:
All SketchUp components are sourced from 3D Warehouse and FormFonts. No post-processing, these images were generated using only Enscape 2.5, and Adobe Photoshop was only used to reduce the file size for posting.
