Photoshop practice from Friday
Sectional Perspectives of Park Tower, credits to LTL Architects
The use of colored poche instead of the conventional black is really effective as it contrasts very well with the rest of the drawing, making the cut portions stand out instead of getting lost in the composition. Adding a perspective beyond the cut line helps to tell the story much more clearly, as activities beyond the point of cut get revealed in one diagram.
Fremont Hotel (top left, top right and bottom right), Nazareth House, LTL Architects
This technique is effective showing cuts in any orientation, even in top-view. The use of both artificial and realistic images, as well as hand-constructed perspectives, adds a lot of depth in an otherwise traditional mode of representation.
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The yellow cut sections truly do work well.
My question is: how do they manage to get cars all the way up the building?!?
The faded, translucent grey figures are also a subtle way of insinuating the implications of human presence in the designed spaces.
I think there’s a parking ramp on the other side of the drawing, not too sure of that hahaha
Subtle, and they don’t compete with the space. Greyscale always looks classy 🙂