229 WEST 43RD STREET NYC
- vectorgraphic multi detailed architecture illustration -
On behalf of Brick Visual Ltd. has been made this vector-graphic masonry illustration in coopration with visual artist Bence Kerekes. This building used to the the HQ of the New York Times between 1913 and 2007 in New York City, Manhattan. It has been renovated in the recent years, and became a great modern office house. The 18-story building was built between 1912 and 1937 three stages , and it was originally designed by Mortimer J. Fox. In 1922 the Ludlow & Peabody firm designed a 30-meter extension as well as a five-story setback attic level in the style of the French Renaissance. From 1930 to 1932, architect Albert Kahn designed a further expansion to the west including a second lobby and roof-top studio.
- Tin rooftop with ornaments -
- It was tricki to define the right angle of the ornaments' drop shadows to make the look truthful -
-Vaulted windows and flags over the entrance -
MESH VIEW
Behind the scenes - the mesh view was often a bit confusing.
- Wires and meshes -
- ...and the result -
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