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Masterplan model

River City

A city as a map you can read from above and a landscape you can read from the edge.

Large-format white city masterplan model seen from above, with a deep blue river bend, bridges, a stadium and thousands of individual buildings.
Large-format white city masterplan model seen from above, with a deep blue river bend, bridges, a stadium and thousands of individual buildings.

A wide bend of river in deep blue runs through a white city: thousands of individual buildings, bridges, a stadium, a rail yard, parks and a continuous network of streets cut as ribbons rather than drawn as lines.

Built flat and lit evenly so nothing casts a misleading shadow. At this extent the model stops being a picture of a proposal and becomes the table everyone argues over.

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Type
Masterplan model
Finish
Monochrome white
Setting
In context
Image
Photograph, 930 × 698

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