Project 2

 

Project 2

Oscar Avila


The goal for project 2 was to maintain the Allianz Arena as the building that I was exploring and overall improve on Project 1. Rather than adding a pattern to the surface, this time I wanted to create something more dynamic, so I had the idea of creating kinetic shading devices on the facade of the stadium. Geometrically, this also worked as the triangular shape of the shaders works perfectly with the shape of the current panels on the stadium's exterior.


AI Render 1 Prompt: Add triangular kinetic shaders to the exterior panels

AI Render 2 Prompt: Make the triangular kinetic shading devices operable


Starting Surface


Structure Axon
Structure Top View


Shaders with sun at 90 degree angle
Shaders with sun at 45 degree angle




Video explaining design intent and script

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