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Viewing Mushroom Tower (click on me to view in 3D!)

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Viewing Mushroom Tower (click on me to view in 3D!)

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Created using 3ds Max 2015 edition. Made this model as part of my BTEC Game Design (Creative Computing) Level 3. Hope to have this 3D printed! :D Check out my Future City Padlet here for more info of my model: https://padlet.com/joshua_ibrahim01/h4xkzpf453c3

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The building uses up mostly solar energy. This makes it more environmentally friendly as it is renewable. Also, the building does not emit any carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, adding on to it being environmentally friendly.

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The building records how many people leave or come to it. It interprets how often people come in it and by what time. This enables it to automatically turn on the lights inside. Other features would include lots of speakers implemented inside it, which announces to the people what time the building is closing in 5 minutes before it does. It automatically locks the door when the time is up.

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The purpose of this building is to provide a sky-high view of the city. The area that enables visitors to do this is the mushroom top of the building. From there the windows on each corner as well as the one at the front of the mushroom top is where the visitors view the city.

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Viewing Mushroom Tower (rendered in 3ds Max 2015 Edition)

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Viewing Mushroom Tower (rendered in 3ds Max 2015 Edition)

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Front Viewport Wireframe of Future City Park

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Front Viewport Wireframe of Future City Park

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Removed top part of tower as it would not allow me to upload it on to Sketchfab otherwise.

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Inspiration Moodboard for my Future City Park

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Inspiration Moodboard for my Future City Park

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- This is sustainable as it helps keeps the golf ball structure from falling off.
- I added the pop-up lines on it by extruding them as it adds to the futuristic effect.

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- Made this to hold the water in the fountain in place.
- Designed it almost like a spring to add more of a futuristic effect.

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Just wanted to make something quick today in blender and test out my work flow blender model transfer plugin to zbrush and see how things turn out.

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- I chose to have specifically a golf ball and not some other statue as it seems to closely resemble something 'futuristic'.
- It seems to blend in more to the park as it is sports-themed.

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Golf Ball Fountain Demo (click on me to view in 3D!)

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Golf Ball Fountain Demo (click on me to view in 3D!)

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Here I created yet another park asset for my upcoming park scene. Hope you like it! (p.s. this is just a demo, I will make it even better!)

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- This also acts as landmark to know where the park is.
- I made it the tallest structure in the park as it is supposed to be a 'sky-high' viewing platform. People can view the whole park from the mushroom top.
- Information about the park can be found out more in this building. These may include a full-scale map, when or who founded it, and why is there a giant tree.
- The tower also adds to the futuristic effect of the park because of its mushroom top.

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Giant Tree (the original tree in the park)

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Giant Tree (the original tree in the park)

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- This acts as a landmark to the park.
- Since this was the original tree, I enlarged it and put it at a centre of the park to signify its importance.

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- I added these so that the people can walk on them. Arranged them in a grid-like way to add futuristic effect on park.

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- I added this as it would help people to cross from one side of the park to the other without having to walk on the park itself, meaning it would act as a shortcut.
-This also acts as a viewing platform for those who wants to see what the other people are doing in the park from above. This is ideal for those who want to see their kids play without risking in getting hit by a ball. This is how it is sustainable.
- It is also an extra decoration to the park.

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- Added trees to make it to where it is an actual park, and not some plain field.
- I arranged most of them to be on the side of each park as makes it more organised and they act like some sort of shield. This is because they help prevent some vehicles from crashing through the park by reducing the impact.

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3D-printable Future City Park (click on me to view in 3D!)

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3D-printable Future City Park (click on me to view in 3D!)

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Created using 3ds Max 2015 edition Made this for it to hopefully be 3D printed as part of my BTEC Games Design. Hope you like it!