Project name: Doritos house
The Doritos House is one of the craziest ideas I’ve ever come up with. In it, I combined diagonal lines that form triangles, creating a sense of dynamism and movement.
The result is a visually striking project. I didn’t design this massive structure with usability or logic in mind; after all, blocking the sunlight and obstructing the house’s view of the pool isn’t exactly an architecturally sound decision. But I must admit, I rendered this project because of my questionable sense of humor. I found it amusing that no one questioned the fact that this structure unforgivably blocks the sun, and most people thought the house was beautiful, even saying they’d love to live in such a place. A beautiful place with no natural light? Haha.
It’s curious how people get carried away by aesthetics, without realizing how often aesthetics can destroy practicality, usability, and comfort. I would say this house is like a high-heeled shoe: it has its aesthetic appeal, but its comfort and usability are highly questionable.
Click here to see the project in higher resolution: https://www.behance.net/gallery/205702983/CGI-Doritos-House
Summer mood
Sun and volumetric mood
Overcast mood
Blue hour mood
Wireframes
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