Parking Lot Planning Renderings
Client: Pier 7 Resort Marina
The Goal
The goal was to evaluate alternate layouts while integrating new features such as landscaped medians with potted plants. Achieving this required careful attention to scale, spacing, and real world dimensions, elements that are just as important as aesthetics in functional design work.
The Method
To accomplish this, I used SketchUp Pro to build accurate three dimensional models of the site and produced rendered views from multiple angles. All measurements were derived from aerial photography, allowing the client to review realistic spatial relationships without the need for a costly on site survey. Familiar SketchUp users may recognize several standard reference models used for scale, including the default figure commonly known as Marc.
In Summary
This project was not intended as a fine art or conceptual design exercise. The focus was on efficiency, accuracy, and clear communication, delivering exactly what the client needed in a timely and cost effective manner. If you have a project that requires practical visualization, spatial planning, or clear presentation of design options, I would be happy to discuss how I can help.
PORTFOLIO SELECTIONS
- Custom illustration & covers: Featuring bespoke illustration, book and magazine covers, hand-drawn maps, and building renderings.
- Fine art & murals: Including one-of-a-kind paintings and drawings, the Custom Halftone Series, and large-scale murals.
- Design & motion media: Covering graphic design, plus video and motion and animated illustration.
- Mapping by application: Tailored maps for marine events, hospitality, waterfront, property, transit, municipal, recreation, and navigation needs.
- Additional creative work: Includes editorial covers, vehicle graphics, concept renderings, and public art.
- Mediums & formats: Ranging from digital vector and isometric projection to traditional paint, line art, GIS-based, aerial-style, and halftone.
- Software expertise: Proficient in Photoshop, Illustrator, SketchUp, InDesign, and Premiere/After Effects for motion.