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Cayenne Tower (2024) Drawing by Nicolas Chammat
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- Dimensions Height 11.7in, Width 8.3in
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- Categories Drawings under $20,000 Abstract Architecture
I’m imagining a building where the facades are the folds of a dress.
Yes, the tower is in an abstract form. It is also a combination of fashion, sculpture, and art. It reminds me a bit of Casa Batlló by the architect GAUDI, Sydney Opera House by the architect UTZON, and Joh 3 by the architect MAYER.
Concerning the construction, I’m thinking of fiber-reinforced concrete.
I’m not sure if 3D printing concrete can achieve the task of making the folds. But I know a method with flexible mold for double curved precast concrete elements that is feasible, but expensive.
I was very careful too in choosing the direction of the folds:
- Keeping it as simple as it can be, the eye won't be tired if it understands the shapes and their flexibility,
- Keeping it easy for the concrete casting to make the right shapes,
- Keeping the modern, futuristic aspect generated by the folds.
At the bottom, you can see people. It is an indication of the tower's height which is 44 floors. You can see also at the bottom the majestic entrance mixed with a mystery effect.
I love the red effect of my coloring crayons Caran D'ache, so I’m thinking of keeping a pigmented red color to the concrete for the construction phase.
Hope you like the design, and if you have any knowledge, tips, or contacts who are interested in developing the concept in a project, don’t hesitate to comment or leave me a message in my inbox. I'll be more than happy to assist you.
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Nicolas Chammat, born in 1986 and living in France, is a versatile artist specializing in drawing and digital art. He uses various mediums such as marker on cardboard, graphite on cardboard, pencil on cardboard, watercolor on cardboard and watercolor on paper to create his works. His artistic style primarily focuses on illustration and architecture, where he combines his skills as a civil engineer with his passion for art. Nicolas followed a solid academic training in civil engineering, obtaining a Bac+6 diploma at the École des Ponts et Chaussées in Paris, as well as a Bac+5 diploma at the Lebanese University in Beirut. Alongside his engineering career, he explored his artistic creativity by taking an acrylic painting course in Beirut in 2013.
Recognizing that everything has its beauty in one way or another, Nicolas Chammat combines his technical knowledge with an artistic approach to give illustration a higher dimension. It develops innovative concepts in the fields of art, architecture and urban planning, both nationally and internationally.
Faced with the digital wave, Nicolas explores new creative ideas using digital tools and 3D illustration. He creates innovative designs on paper, cardboard, wood, canvas, metal and other media, presenting them to the world while waiting for the right moment to bring them to fruition. Nicolas Chammat, also known as Nader Nicolas AL CHAMAA, stands out for his ability to merge engineering and art, offering a unique and innovative look at contemporary art.
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Nationality:
LEBANON
- Date of birth : 1986
- Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
- Groups: Professional Artist Lebanese Contemporary Artists
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