RFP - SpacePark - Beijing

Birdseye revised as nighttime shot

Birdseye revised as nighttime shot

Grand entranceway, guest enter an expansive plaza with themed shops up ahead the central icon tower / attraction awaits.

Grand entranceway, guest enter an expansive plaza with themed shops up ahead the central icon tower / attraction awaits.

Future Tech zone

Future Tech zone

Astronomy Historical zone

Astronomy Historical zone

Aerospace zone “ migs baby “

Aerospace zone “ migs baby “

Kids zone

Kids zone

Kid zone play area facade built ins

Kid zone play area facade built ins

Birdseye nighttime extravaganza

Birdseye nighttime extravaganza

These were the original presented materials like I said I slesys really liked the design but we didn’t have time to render them out to my satisfaction

These were the original presented materials like I said I slesys really liked the design but we didn’t have time to render them out to my satisfaction

While there I also chipped in some time on a proposed monkey king flying theatre “   attraction

While there I also chipped in some time on a proposed monkey king flying theatre “ attraction

Working with my old friend and mentor Mark Stutz onsite in Beijing we and a small team of local Chinese designers concepted out a proposal for a space themed park. The work was done on sight in Beijing and was a fast burn of one month for myself, I believe Mark was there for a much longer period of time. As with many projects in China this depended heavily on the governments approval. Which in the end our version did not receive. We did however hear that the panel of judges really liked it. The design work here is what we did but I did go back and revisit the rendering later as I was never really satisfied with what we had been able to do on the compressed timeline of the project.

The park was to have 5 main lands based on various aspects of space exploration and technology.

Our teams proposal was very well received but in the end was not picked for development. Its too bad as I still believe this could have been an amazing cultural attraction.