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The following applet www.aharef.info/static/htmlgraph/ was used to generate the above image of Hull LUG (Linux User Group) web site www.hull.lug.org.uk
A sketch showing how connexions between items could be displayed. Limits on the number of items at given sizes.
Our rendered landscape architect's visualisation for a seventh floor roof garden design to a residential development in east London. More information on Waping High Street on our website.
A second trial workshop on visual historic newspaper data, held at the British Library on 30 October 2019
HT Meagher O’Reilly recruited Riot Design (UK) Ltd to develop a short film to show off the award winning Chesterfield development. Situated in Dublin in the most select of neighbourhoods, consisting of 142 luxurious apartments and penthouses set in beautifully landscaped gardens it was clear from the onset that this was prestigious development.
Pre-vis for theatre play in which i'm going to be involved.
(based on background projection and movable foils on wheels so it can be presented on arena oriented places)
A second trial workshop on visual historic newspaper data, held at the British Library on 30 October 2019
Mosley Street in Manchester, was a winning competition by HKR Architects in which Riot Design (UK) Ltd was commissioned to produce an image showing off the building and how it fitted in with the existing environment.
A second trial workshop on visual historic newspaper data, held at the British Library on 30 October 2019
An early renderhouse visualisation project, very fine people, Staf Claessen and his wife. They invited me to take a look at the 'work in progress'. You can easily compare the renders and the final result
Our rendered landscape visualisation for this residential development in Totteridge, London. More information on Totteridge Lane on our website.
Our rendered landscape visualisation for this residential development in Bow, London. More information on Bow Road on our website.
This is my final visualisation of my running data for project two. I chose to keep it simpler this time overall due to the detail in the graph itself. I still wanted to keep the waterfront to show where I was running and a representation of the distance. But due to my main idea not working out I haven't integrated it as well as I had hoped. Overall I am happy with it but mostly for how the data set turned out and what I could take from the data and being able to see my running in another light.
A second trial workshop on visual historic newspaper data, held at the British Library on 30 October 2019
Our rendered landscape architect's visualisation for the public realm design to a residential development in west London. More information on Finchley Road on our website.