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"A shared moment inside a metaverse environment developed together with Simon Barazin from SB Studio. The space combines avatar fragments, simple 3D geometry, a gridded ground, and a cosmic background."

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Screenshot

Context

Metaverse project with Simon Barazin, SB Studio

Medium

Digital 3D environment

Tags

metaverse, virtual space, digital 3D environment, Simon Barazin, SB Studio, collaboration, spatial design, digital architecture, 3D test, virtual world, avatar, design process, visual study

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A shared moment inside a metaverse environment developed together with Simon Barazin from SB Studio. The space combines avatar fragments, simple 3D geometry, a gridded ground, and a cosmic background.

Brief

A shared moment inside a metaverse environment developed together with Simon Barazin from SB Studio. The space combines avatar fragments, simple 3D geometry, a gridded ground, and a cosmic background.

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This screenshot comes from a metaverse project developed together with Simon Barazin from SB Studio. It belongs to an early digital spatial study, where the environment was built as a virtual world rather than a conventional interior.

Faces appear on simple geometric volumes, while the ground is marked with a basic grid and the sky is filled with stars. The fragment keeps the roughness of the process: a test space where presence, scale, avatars, and digital architecture were being tried together.

Note

This screenshot comes from a metaverse project developed together with Simon Barazin from SB Studio. It belongs to an early digital spatial study, where the environment was built as a virtual world rather than a conventional interior.

Faces appear on simple geometric volumes, while the ground is marked with a basic grid and the sky is filled with stars. The fragment keeps the roughness of the process: a test space where presence, scale, avatars, and digital architecture were being tried together.

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A rough iPhone 3D scan was converted into a flat bird-view plan. The result works as a graphic way to read the space from above.
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A MacBook Pro with the Rabbit Coffee Roasters SketchUp model is placed directly on site during installation. The fragment connects the digital project file with the unfinished construction space around it.
A rough iPhone 3D scan was converted into a flat bird-view plan. The result works as a graphic way to read the space from above.
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A Revit wireframe view with complex arched geometry and a simple rectangular volume in one model. What once felt like a technical challenge in Revit has become part of the everyday workflow.
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Interior design practice

Hospitality · Wellness · Workspaces

Worldwide

Planning a space?

Tell me what you're working on.

I’ll tell you how I can help.

hi@ponomarenko-volodymyr.com

Interior design practice

Hospitality · Wellness · Workspaces

Worldwide

Planning a space?

Tell me what you're working on.

I’ll tell you how I can help.

hi@ponomarenko-volodymyr.com