Virtual Reality

Here is a photo of Richard testing out our new set of Virtual Reality goggles. These enable us to be "placed" in renderings of our projects and allow us to look around, down, and up in the spaces we create. This is the new immersive medium for exploring design.

The future is here.

CuriOdyssey: Design Update

As  CuriOdyssey approaches the half way point of the Design Development stage, we are able to share with you a selection of renderings from the project. The renderings below show an interactive viewing platform where visitors can observe wildlife--coined the "bird blind", aerial perspectives and what the entry to the museum will be like.

You can see how these renderings have developed since the Conceptual Design stage and also have a look at the competition winning renderings.

Bird Blind Rendering 

Entry Rendering

Aerial Rendering

CuriOdyssey: Conceptual Design Updates

Fernau & Hartman's competition-winning design for CuriOdyssey gets a facelift moving forward in conceptual design. Renderings below show the introduction of an interactive viewing platform where visitors can observe wildlife--coined the "bird blind".

See previous posts on F&H's design and winning competition entry for CuriOdyssey at Coyote Point of San Mateo, CA (formerly Coyote Point Museum).

CuriOdyssey - Conceptual Design

The following image was developed as part of the conceptual design F&H completed last year for CuriOdyssey (formerly Coyote Point Museum) in San Mateo, CA. As CuriOdyssey, the museum continues its mission to inspire people to take care of the Earth wisely, while encouraging children to engage directly with the natural world.

Coyote Point Museum

The following renderings were included in Fernau & Hartman’s winning competition entry for the renovation of Coyote Point Museum in San Mateo, California. F&H is currently working with the museum to revise and refine the concept design.