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Assorted Offices
Break Area: Chairs - SU 3D Warehouse, Table - BrenkoDesign
Minimalist Meeting Room 8 pax. Table and chairs: SU 3D Warehouse.An assortment of office projects; time constraints require that more 3D warehouse objects be incorporated into each scene.
Research & Design Lab Concept
Herman Miller chair models courtesy of Smartfurniture.com
A conceptual private, micro-R&D lab featuring modular, mobile computer towers with 2 CPU's a piece, hooked into a 24 9" LCD monitor array and a 4 projector overhead hub, turning the entire room into a virtual 'desktop.' Each LCD monitor features touch sensitive interfaces, and can be reconfigured to work with a single or multiple CPU's.
Each monitor also features mechanical arms to reconfigure them from a single table surface to more traditional vertical configurations as needed. Servos automatically configure the monitors into different arrangements via a micro-control built-in to the table assembly.
Channels in the floor covered in removable access panels conceal power and data lines. Whiteboards doubling as projector backgrounds cover the room's 4 walls. Ample floor room is made available for the addition and rearrangement of temporary experimental workstations along the walls.
Each monitor also features mechanical arms to reconfigure them from a single table surface to more traditional vertical configurations as needed. Servos automatically configure the monitors into different arrangements via a micro-control built-in to the table assembly.
Channels in the floor covered in removable access panels conceal power and data lines. Whiteboards doubling as projector backgrounds cover the room's 4 walls. Ample floor room is made available for the addition and rearrangement of temporary experimental workstations along the walls.
Isis Office, Singapore

The Isis Office project was done on behalf of a Singapore based contractor company. The design had already been decided upon by the contractor, who simply lacked a 3D artist to render the images.
The 3D work was done for both the construction process and the client.
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