As a follow up to yesterdays post on Fantasy London Google Earth – Court Fields Community School we have modelled the first runner up – the Eco Flower.
Designed by Tildy and Hannah the building is designed as a ‘huge glass solar powered, flower shaped building for homeless people’.
The other two runner ups will be modelled shortly and a over all winner announced. All the buildings will also be ported into Google Earth.
You can view a high res version of the render here
As a follow up to yesterdays post on Fantasy London Google Earth – Court Fields Community School we have modelled the first runner up – the Eco Flower.
Designed by Tildy and Hannah the building is designed as a ‘huge glass solar powered, flower shaped building for homeless people’.
The other two runner ups will be modelled shortly and a over all winner announced. All the buildings will also be ported into Google Earth.
You can view a high res version of the render here
Noel Jenkins a teacher from Court Fields Community School has sent in some wonderful building designs for our Fantasy London project. His class of 11 year olds have been learning about Urban Land Use and Digital Geography, a subject which is perfect for Google Earth. Noel runs the excellent website ‘Digital Geography’ which includes a number of resources aimed at exploring the teaching of Geography using digital techniques.
The buildings, designed by the pupils, have all been sent in with locations marked in Google Earth – we now intend to select three winners and model their drawings in 3D ready to put into Google Earth.
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As an update in case you came here via a direct link – the first runner up has now been modelled and rendered.
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Noel Jenkins a teacher from Court Fields Community School has sent in some wonderful building designs for our Fantasy London project. His class of 11 year olds have been learning about Urban Land Use and Digital Geography, a subject which is perfect for Google Earth. Noel runs the excellent website ‘Digital Geography’ which includes a number of resources aimed at exploring the teaching of Geography using digital techniques.
The buildings, designed by the pupils, have all been sent in with locations marked in Google Earth – we now intend to select three winners and model their drawings in 3D ready to put into Google Earth.
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As an update in case you came here via a direct link – the first runner up has now been modelled and rendered.
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