Showing posts with label Architecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Architecture. Show all posts

Monday, September 8, 2014

Furniture made from recycled Aircraft parts

Very cool furniture made from recycled Aircraft parts.


Southern California company MotoArt, features recycled Aircraft parts as the foundation for the modern, sleek piece of furniture. Results are awesome, but pricey.

Southern California company MotoArt, features recycled plane parts as the foundation for the modern, sleek piece of furniture. Awesome, but pricey results. Jumbo 747 sleeper

Boeing 747 conference table

One word comes to mind after taking a good long look at the Boeing 747 Jumbo Jet Conference Table– Epic! Formed from a General Electric engine nacelle, this piece of custom furniture is living proof why MotoArt is considered the pioneer, forerunner and standard-bearer of airplane furniture. Although fit for the Guggenheim, it’s better as a defining element for a modern office environment.

Southern California company MotoArt, features recycled plane parts as the foundation for the modern, sleek piece of furniture. Awesome, but pricey results. Boeing 747 conference table

At 12’ wide and sporting a high-mirror polish, the Boeing 747 Jumbo Jet Conference Table is simply commanding. Perfectly complementing the outer finish is a custom fabricated engine stator set with internal multicolored LED lighting topped with a polished spun aluminum dome, which lies beneath an elegant 1/2” round tempered glass top. The masterpiece seats up to twelve and can include a set of optional highly useful data ports.
Southern California company MotoArt, features recycled plane parts as the foundation for the modern, sleek piece of furniture. Awesome, but pricey results. Boeing 747 conference table

Countless man-hours have been poured into the creation of this incredible piece of custom furniture. For those looking to transform their workspace into something powerful, artistic and distinctive, the Boeing 747 Jumbo Jet Conference Table is a first class fit.
Southern California company MotoArt, features recycled plane parts as the foundation for the modern, sleek piece of furniture. Awesome, but pricey results. Boeing 747 conference table

Jumbo 747 sleeper

It’s okay to dream of flying away with the MotoArt Jumbo 747 Sleeper. This General Electric engine nacelle is cut in half to form the rounded foot and headboard. Connected with a custom fabricated aluminum I-beam frame, the complete circumference of the bed is lit from below with programmable LED units.
Southern California company MotoArt, features recycled plane parts as the foundation for the modern, sleek piece of furniture. Awesome, but pricey results. Jumbo 747 sleeper

The highly polished cowlings are cut & banded for ease of handling and installation. Sized for King or California King mattresses.
Southern California company MotoArt, features recycled plane parts as the foundation for the modern, sleek piece of furniture. Awesome, but pricey results. Jumbo 747 sleeper

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Friday, August 22, 2014

Taku Tanku mobile shelter

Bicycle towable floating mobile shelter made from rainwater tanks.


New York-based architects Stereotank in collaboration with Japanese designer Takahiro Fukuda created a mobile shelter made from two 3,000 liter water tanks.

Taku Tanku is very light. Carried by one or two persons or by a bicycle, by a car or potentially even by a boat, Taku Tanku is made out of recycled water tanks and can travel through many landscapes to serve as companion and shelter.

Taku Tanku mobile shelter made from rainwater tanks. Very light. Carried by one or two people, bicycle, car or boat. cool-3d-concept Taku Tanku mobile shelter by Stereotank & Takahiro Fukuda.

Taku Tanku is an eco-friendly project that can be easily assembled, built with off-the-shelf and re-purposed materials. The structure is composed by two 3,000 liter water tanks connected by a ring of wood that frames the entrance and rests on a two wheeled base.

Taku Tanku mobile shelter made from rainwater tanks. Very light. Carried by one or two people, bicycle, car or boat. cool-3d-concept Taku Tanku mobile shelter by Stereotank & Takahiro Fukuda.

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http://cool3dconcepts.com/taku-tanku-mobile-shelter/

Wednesday, May 28, 2014

White House 3d model

White House 3d model by 3d Artist André Cantarel.


Absolutely amazing detailing and quality! We can’t believe one person is doing all the work. Secret Service can’t be too pleased with such detailed and accurate model of the White House.

White-House, cool-3d-concepts, André-Cantarel White House 3d model by André Cantarel

Description:

A very detailed and accurate model of the White House residence. An insane amount of time went into research as a lot of areas aren’t accessible to the public and therefore information is hard to come by. I just became interested in the architecture due to previous movie work featuring this building. The East- and West-Wing will follow when I have the time for it - and patience. Actual renderings of the White House in an environment will follow. Right now the actual renderings only show the asset by itself.

White-House, cool-3d-concepts, André-Cantarel White House 3d model by André Cantarel

White-House, cool-3d-concepts, André-Cantarel White House 3d model by André Cantarel

About Artist:

André Cantarel is a Los Angeles based 3D generalist who works in vfx for film and commercial and is very passionate about visual effects and aviation related topics.

Right now, working on “White House Down” at Uncharted Territory / Sony Pictures.

White-House, cool-3d-concepts, André-Cantarel White House 3d model by André Cantarel

Find out more:

http://cool3dconcepts.com/white-house-3d-model/