Next, an inside view of the entry hatch. In true sci-fi fashion, the hatch slides open horizontally into the bulky looking cabinet also containing a small control pad and recessed view screen. The two rectangular panel doors could provide storage and access to the electronics and mechanics of the hatch.
Here's an exterior close-up of the hatch in a half open position. The extreme angled look of the hatch was just by trying to fit it to the contours of the vehicle and maintain some kind of aerodynamic shape. It wasn't intentional, but I think it has a nifty, early 80's "Buck Rogers" vibe.
Finally, a close-up of the touch screen control panel. Not trying to get too in-depth here, I just want to give a sense of functionality with a simple user interface. I'll probably do something similar with the view screen above it.
What a beautiful and functional sofa! I want one for my apartment. Love the L-shape. Brilliant! -- Mykal
ReplyDeleteThanks! I'm not sure I'm correct in refering to "Mod" as the influence but I think it's a good rule of thumb, when designing furniture, to ask "What would Twiggy like to sit on?"
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