In commemoration of the Roppongi Hills building in Japan, an extremely accurate miniature model of Tokyo called 'Tokyo City symphony' was created. Along with the model was a 3D projection which illuminates the cities and plays with building for an amazing effect. The projection is set to music, which is why it's called the Tokyo City Symphony.
The 3D mapping projections animate the city as if the model itself were morphing. Each building is made to seem like tiny inhabitants are controlling the lights. The resulting effect is beautiful and surreal all at once.
The model was created at the extremely small 1:1,000 scale in order to fit Tokyo into one room. Every building was meticulously crafted to represent the thriving metropolis as accurately as possible.
Illuminated Metropolis Models
The 'Tokyo City Symphony' Reimagines Tokyo as a Work of Art
Trend Themes
1. 1:1,000 Scale Models - Opportunity to create accurate and intricate miniature models of cities for artistic and immersive experiences.
2. 3D Mapping Projections - Potential to transform city models into dynamic and interactive art installations using 3D mapping technology.
3. Music-driven Visualizations - Possibility of combining music with visual projections to create captivating and multisensory experiences of urban environments.
Industry Implications
1. Architectural Model Making - Disruptive innovation opportunity to specialize in creating highly detailed and accurate miniature models of cities for various purposes.
2. Projection Mapping - Emerging industry that offers innovative ways to enhance visual storytelling and immersive experiences through mapping projections on various surfaces.
3. Urban Tourism and Entertainment - Potential for creating unique attractions that combine music, visuals, and miniature city models to provide captivating and interactive experiences for tourists.