Naos Harbor Condo Demonstrates The Perfection Of Architectural Model - A Case Study
The architectural model has been the most significant tool in architectural design and presentation since its very beginning
. Naos Harbor Island Amador offers the most stunning example of clean lines and well-developed exterior. The beauty of architectural model - a case study is essential for this awesome construction.Archivision Scale Models is responsible for the 3D project representation which is awe inspiring in both its design and display. Numerous known projects have become models at the talented hands of this company. The total effect is to be rendered unsure if the responsibility for visual magnificence is should be attributed to designer or presenter of the design.
This residential high-rise is shown with the many effects of lighting that help accent specific design features. There is much light play in the common areas, especially upon the ground level swimming pool. There are shadows and shades created by the standing trees, indicating that the exterior and natural lighting has been taken into consideration. This is a feature of models that provides realism that many people believe can not be found when using this model method.
The landscaping is a testament to the attention to detail given by the developer. Great cluster of bright green trees flank both the east and west sides of the building along with other foliage. This serves only to further highlight the structure and draw the eye to the careful details of the designer.
Terra Acqua has done work in developing in both Florida and Panama. The familiarity with warm climates and hip atmospheres shows in this intended property. The development here is beautiful as model, but will translate realistically and fittingly in its intended setting.
The rooftop swimming area is the highlight of the piece. It comes replete with palm tree landscaping and cabana and flows effortlessly with the design elements. The intrigue of this project definitely is created by the magnificent artwork of the developer, but is duly enhanced by a phenomenal 3D representation.
by: Tom Tripp