I've been referencing from existing casinos that have an "indoor outdoor" feel and look to them, such as Paris and New York New York, while infusing the tokyo skyline and japanese motifs. Most are pretty abstract- I'm just trying to get a sense of scale and the illusion of an exterior, while still establishing that it's indoors.
These are just value studies, so they're very rough- just getting a sense of composition and layout with these... My favorites are the one with the torii gate.
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2 comments:
theas are relly nice
i love the on with GODZEERA!!!!
Daisy, Not sure what kind of reference material you are using for your class, but something to check out might be Robert Venturi's "Learning From Las Vegas". Its a wee dated, but there are some good observations on Vegas and its casinos and their sense of space and place.
Mike
PS: These are really neat little sketches. :)
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