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Golf Through Time.

A landscape with a closer point of selection.

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Discipline
Design & UI
Perspective
Spatial / visual study
In this study
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Teal golf-display concept with a large landscape screen and angled console carrying year labels and a phone image.
Original concept render. Embedded photography, geometry and visualization contributions require attribution.
01 / THE IDEA

A closer
look.

Connect year-based content with a large scenic display.

02 / DESIGN APPROACH

From intention
to experience.

One arrangement separates a landscape screen from an angled console of years and a phone-sized image. Another brings the same elements together within a curved counter.

01

Year-based selection

One render separates a large landscape screen from a low angled console displaying years and a phone-sized golf image.

02

Large landscape display

A second concept brings the display and a row of year labels into a curved counter, with a human figure indicating scale.

03

Two console arrangements

The consistent teal enclosure connects the two spatial studies.

03 / THE VISUAL STORY

The work,
in full.

Explore the complete compositions and interface states. Select any image for a closer look.

04 / PROJECT IMAGES

Select a view to explore.

Thumbnail: Teal golf-display concept with a large landscape screen and angled console carrying year labels and a phone image.01 Thumbnail: Teal curved display counter with a landscape screen, year labels, circular controls and a human scale figure.02 Thumbnail: A golf-ball-shaped control stands before a turquoise screen housing and pixel-game image.03 Thumbnail: A long screen fronts six marked putting lanes with red flags and green turf.04
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The history control

A compact control surface sits in front of a broad display, bringing historical content within easy reach.

Teal golf-display concept with a large landscape screen and angled console carrying year labels and a phone image.
Original concept render. Embedded photography, geometry and visualization contributions require attribution.
VIEW 02 / 04

A standing-height variation

An alternate display pairs a portrait-oriented surface with a small standing-height console.

Teal curved display counter with a landscape screen, year labels, circular controls and a human scale figure.
Original alternate display render. Human and image assets are not claimed as originally modeled or photographed.
VIEW 03 / 04

Physical control concept

Physical control concept: a golf-ball prop connects a small floor platform to a large screen. Supplied screen imagery remains part of the source composition.

A golf-ball-shaped control stands before a turquoise screen housing and pixel-game image.
Physical control concept: a golf-ball prop connects a small floor platform to a large screen. Supplied screen imagery remains part of the source composition.
VIEW 04 / 04

Shared putting lanes

Shared putting lanes: a wide screen and repeated floor markings turn the visual system into a group-scale installation concept.

A long screen fronts six marked putting lanes with red flags and green turf.
Shared putting lanes: a wide screen and repeated floor markings turn the visual system into a group-scale installation concept.
04 / THE DETAILS

What brings
it together.

Structure, interaction and visual decisions that give the work its character.

Design decisions

  • Year-based selection
  • Large landscape display
  • Two console arrangements

Project components

  • Scene composition views
Production notes & credits

RoleConfirm scene assembly, materials, lighting, rendering, interface composition and any separately authored geometry.

AssetsEmbedded landscape and golf imagery, the phone representation and human figure need source credit. Imported or supplied geometry must be distinguished from original modeling.

StatusDraft visualization case study. Two original render outputs reviewed; interaction, fabrication and delivery unverified.

Image notes

  • Original concept render. Embedded photography, geometry and visualization contributions require attribution.
  • Original alternate display render. Human and image assets are not claimed as originally modeled or photographed.
  • Physical control concept: a golf-ball prop connects a small floor platform to a large screen. Supplied screen imagery remains part of the source composition.
  • Shared putting lanes: a wide screen and repeated floor markings turn the visual system into a group-scale installation concept.
HAVE SOMETHING IN MIND?Let’s make it
an experience.