We had the distinct pleasure to interview award winning designer Amir Cherni about their original and creative Lounge Bar design work. Amir Cherni is an award-winning architectural designer, that makes our world a better place with their original lounge bar works.
Amir Cherni ("AC") answered Design Interview ("DI") questions about their award-winning work The Skull Lounge Bar . Interview questions prepared by Frank Scott.
AC : Creating a post-apocalyptic design that induce peoples to imagine the diverse post-apocalyptic scenery, thing that could impact their habits and make them more aware about their Ecological Footprint.
AC : The design was inspired by industrial workspaces and abandoned warehouses. The primary challenge was to design a detailed interior concept that proudly displays the building materials that many try to hide. The decorations and materials present the essence of a raw, unfinished design look
AC : We are actually working on the adaptation of this concept on an old factory . it still on paper until we get the client approval .
AC : About a full month to design it and to render all the shots
AC : The project started as the a 3D Visualisation concept to be used as a base model in our online training specialized in architectural visualisation. After the publication of the projects visualizations, some investors were interested in adapting the design on an abandoned metal factory
AC : I plan to adapt it to some industrial spaces if i find an interested investor
AC : it was inspired by one of the biggest visual attraction in the designed space .. the central bar which is centred between two skulls heads .
AC : Most of the 3D work was made using Autodesk 3Ds Max and Chaosgroup Vray
AC : Thanks to the huge improvements in renderings software that allows us to reach an unbelievable level of realism
AC : Transforming unwanted industrial objects to showpieces represent a considerable challenge in this design as most of the decorative objects were naturally inspired from industrial wastes.
