Posted by Alfredo J. Martiz J. (Panama City, Panama) on 28 May 2008 in Architecture.
This complex named Sunburst Building houses a gallery and driving school's head office and classrooms. Reference: Taro Ashihara Architects
Architect: Taro Ashihara Completed: 1996
Photo of a 1:1 model of the building and surroundings.
-Important Update|Note-: This is not a photo of a scale model, it is a photo of a building in Ebisu, Tokyo. This photo is my first attempt using Tilt-shift post-processing in photoshop to make it look like a miniature. I wanted to test if the effect was properly done by saying that is a photo of a 1:1 model but didn't give any explanation about it so here it goes. In architecture we refer to 1:1 model to the real size, it is a scale usually used for testing how are parts of buildings or structure are going to work or look like.
Ebisu. June 13th, 2005
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I was going to say that you did an amazing job with the miniature effect but then I read the description to realize it's, in fact, a model. Nice shot either way. That building is crazy.
28 May 2008 3:49am
@Aaron Schmidt: Thank you Aaron, you were right about the miniature effect, this is reality and not a model!
you should see our driving schools!!, i gues you take driving lessons very serious, they are usualy in an apartment with 10 people or so.
28 May 2008 6:06am
@pedro alexandre: Thank you pedro alexandre!
It is a mind bending image... what a model!
28 May 2008 8:16am
@Daroru: Thank you Daroru, this is reality, not a model, apologies for the confusion!
Interesting arquitecture. Perhaps, this is a maquete? or is the reality? al de cars are rouge, also.
28 May 2008 3:37pm
@lidia: Thank you lidia, this is reality! =)
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