Drawing in the third dimension: what does it mean? What does it look like? Today we’ve rounded up some of our 3D renderings. Drawing in the third dimension is an important component of how we represent our work and our ideas to our clients and colleagues. Many of these renderings we’ve shared today are working drafts. What kind of 3D work are you doing?
Contributors:
David Huang
Rashad Baniabbasi
Payette People fabricated this one-of-a-kind memorial piece for the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Women’s Leadership Summit this year, in memory of Payette Principal, Sho-Ping Chin’s legacy. @aianational
The team worked hard to appreciate the memory of fellow co-worker and friend, Sho-Ping Chin. The exhibit importantly highlights the incredible women from around the country who have received either the Scholarship or Grant in her name, learning more about how these funds impacted their careers and the industry. The exhibit portrays a ripple effect beginning with the work of Sho-Ping, and how her leadership influenced beyond her personal work. Sho-Ping is part of a growing community and movement for generations to come, and Payette is honored to be a part of her story and all those who come behind her.
“A group of us came together because we felt like this was the chance to plan an exhibit to honor Sho-Ping and show the impact that her leadership has had on the profession. Her legacy is most evident in the recipients of the Payette Sho-Ping Chin Memorial Academic Scholarship and the Sho-Ping Chin WLS Grant”.
A very special thank you to everyone apart of creating this stunning memorial piece: Sandrine Heroux, Sophie McKenzie, Shreeya Shakya, Jessica Jorge, Jennifer Hardy, Ching-Hua Ho, Parke MacDowell, and the rest of the Payette Fabrication Team!
Visit our blog today to read more behind the inspiration for this and photos through the process. Link in bio
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