This is way back from my 2nd year of architecture studies: the project brief was providing temporary, cheap, transport-friendly homes for victims of river floods, in rural areas.
The collage here depicts the 4-person-familly-sized home set up on higher ground beyond the reach of danger.
The house is actually a picture of the balsa-wood model, integrated into the landscape using Photoshop ©.
See the whole project, and some of my other work here
- modeled in: AutoCAD © , 3ds MAX ©, balsa-wood
- rendered with: V-Ray ©
- finishing touches: Photoshop ©
From my thesis project in UTCN School of Architecure.
Project: revive a large 11 ha, abandoned, industial site, adjacent to the historical center of the city.
The site is most valuable for its favorable position whithin the city and it is also bound by the Cibin River to the north. As one of the strategic, medium-term goals, for the city is developing its higher education sector, functionaly I opted for the site to become a university campus. Concentrating student activities here, would also boost the economic activities in the historic center: win-win.
More info : here
The entire project and other : here
From my thesis project in UTCN School of Architecure: Urban Restructuring in Sibiu - my home town
Project: revive a large 11 ha, abandoned, industial site, adjacent to the historical center of the city. See location here
The site is most valuable for its favorable position whithin the city and it is also bound by the Cibin River to the north. As one of the strategic, medium-term goals, for the city is developing its higher education sector, functionaly I opted for the site to become a university campus. Concentrating student activities here, would also boost the economic activities in the historic center: win-win.
The campus feaures:
Check out the whole project (and other) on this page
ArchiCAD © , 3ds Max © , Sketch up , V-Ray © , Photoshop ©
The concept here is 'one app for all UK payment operators': O2, Tesco, Vodafone, 3Roi etc
Visual Studio, Photoshop ©
Using this service, the user charges their mobile phone number with credit
Design:
ASP.NET, Photoshop © , HTML , CSS , jQuery
Seattle 2013 - International Seismic Design Competition
More on this engageing project (and other) on this page
Screen shots of 3Roi Ireland © payment website mobile.
3Roi Ireland © is an UK mobile operator and this service provides a way for their customers to charge their mobile number with credit (aka: Top-Up their credit)
Initialy the interface design was provided for 3Roi as HTML, approved and than implemented in .NET MVC. Final version features purchase flows for both registered and unregistered customers. A few features for registered custumers: manage acount, transaction history, auto top-up, low-balance top-up;
ASP.NET, MVC4, HTML ,SCSS, jQuery, Photoshop © (for initial drafts)
With this proposal, our UTCN team seccured a spot in the final stage, for the International Seismic Design Competition, in Seattle, 2013
Screen shots of a tool used internally ciefly by Mi-Pay managers and sales department.
Basically a company roadmap, used to:
- schedgeule new projects,
- estimate and allocate effort based on past estimations,
- configure products based on feature demand from the client.
ASP.NET, MVC4, HTML ,SCSS, jQuery, jQM framework
This design is part of an internal effort to standardize company products. This would involve:
The concept product here is siphoning ideas like:
Based on these principles, check out this html mockup aimed at improving communication with clients.
A wireframe concept, compiling similar ideas, for a lighter, one-page payment website, can be seen right here.
good`ol Photoshop ©
Proposal for International Architectural Competition in Daegu Gosan - library as a center for the local community
This design is part of an internal effort to standardize company products. This would involve:
Based on these principles, check out this mockup aimed at improving communication with clients.
A similar concept but for a more complex payment app, distilled from the same ideas can be found here
HTML, SCSS, jQuery