West World Season 4

Olympiad Entertainment Corporate Office, lower floor view. Final concept. Cubicles and greens were removed for clarity. Modeled in SketchUp.

Olympiad Entertainment Corporate Office, upper floor view. Final concept. Modeled in SketchUp.

Olympiad Entertainment Corporate Office. Lower floor plan in 1/4" : 1' scale. Modeled in SketchUp, drawn in Layout. This was an enormous set of drawings for an enormous and detailed set. I only include a small sample of the drawings and details.

Olympiad Entertainment Corporate Office. Upper floor plans, and lower floor elevations in 1/4" : 1' scale. Modeled in SketchUp, drawn in Layout.

Olympiad Entertainment Corporate Office. Lateral sections in 1/4" : 1' scale. Modeled in SketchUp, drawn in Layout.

Olympiad Entertainment Corporate Office. A study of our typical office cladding. Modeled in SketchUp rendered in Keyshot. Scale figure from 3D Warehouse.

Olympiad Entertainment Corporate Office. Typical office detail in 3/4" : 1' scale. Modeled in SketchUp Drawn in Layout.

Olympiad Entertainment Corporate Office. Typical office detail in 3/4" : 1' scale and full-size. Modeled in SketchUp Drawn in Layout.

Olympiad Entertainment Corporate Office. Finished set, typical office. The window sill was dropped and frosted glass detail was removed for camera and actor blocking choices.

Olympiad Entertainment Corporate Office. Stair unit with curtain wall beyond. Modeled in SketchUp.

Olympiad Entertainment Corporate Office, practical stair detail in 3/4" : 1' scale. Modeled in SketchUp, drawn in Layout.

Olympiad Entertainment Corporate Office. Finished set, stairs.

Olympiad Entertainment Corporate Office, curtain wall. Modeled in SketchUp.

Olympiad Entertainment Corporate Office. Finished set, curtain wall.

Olympiad Entertainment Corporate Office. upper floor. Modeled in SketchUp.

Olympiad Entertainment Corporate Office. Finished set, upper floor.

Olympiad Entertainment Corporate Office, elevator lobby. Modeled in SketchUp.

Olympiad Entertainment Corporate Office, elevator lobby. View into Elevator. Modeled in SketchUp.

Olympiad Entertainment Corporate Office, elevator lobby. Plan in 3/4" : 1' scale. Modeled in SketchUp, drawn in Layout.

Olympiad Entertainment Corporate Office, elevator lobby. Reflected plan and elevations in 3/4" : 1' scale. Color coding is for foam units. Modeled in SketchUp, drawn in Layout. Hex bubbles delineate components fabricated by outside vendors.

Olympiad Entertainment Corporate Office, elevator lobby. Elevations in 3/4" : 1' scale and full-size. Modeled in SketchUp, drawn in Layout.

Olympiad Entertainment Corporate Office, Finished Set. Elevator lobby.

Olympiad Entertainment Corporate Office, Finished Set. Elevator lobby, looking into the elevator car.

Olympiad Entertainment Corporate Office, Finished Set. Elevator car interior.

Olympiad Entertainment Corporate Office. Typical cubicle detail in 1 1/2" : 1' Scale. Modeled in SketchUp and drawn in Layout.

Olympiad Entertainment Corporate Office finished set. Typical office cubicles.

Olympiad Entertainment Corporate Office. Back corridor. Modeled in SketchUp.

Olympiad Entertainment Corporate Office finished set. Back corridor.

Olympiad Entertainment Corporate Office. View from elevator lobby. Modeled in SketchUp.

Olympiad Entertainment Corporate Office finished set. View from Elevator Lobby.

Olympiad Entertainment Corporate Office finished set. View to stairs from cubicles.

Train to West World, Lounge Car. Modeled in SketchUp and MOI 3D, drawn in layout.

Train to West World, Lounge Car. Finished set, view towards the bar.

Train to West World, Lounge Car. Finished set, view from the bar to the back of the compartment.

Train to West World, Lounge Car. Finished set.

Train to West World, Lounge Car, bar detail. Modeled in SketchUp and MOI3D, drawn in Layout.

Train to West World, Lounge Car. Bar unit under construction.

Train to West World, Lounge Car. Finished set, bar.

Train to West World, Lounge Car. Finished set, bar, detail view.

Train to West World, Lounge Car. Banquette detail in 1 1/2" : 1' scale. Modeled in SketchUp and MOI3D drawn in Layout.

Train to West World, Lounge Car. Banquette, foam base unit under construction.

Train to West World, Lounge Car. Finished set, view of the banquette.

Train to West World, Wardrobe Car. Plans and elevations in 1/4" : 1' Scail. Modeled in SketchUp drawn in Layout.

Train to West World, Wardrobe Car. Finished set.

Train to West World, Wardrobe Car. Closet detail. Modeled in SketchUp drawn in Layout. Hex bubbles delineate fabricated components.

Train to West World, Wardrobe Car. Finished set. View to closet.

Train to West World, Wardrobe Car. Hat rack detail. Modeled in SketchUp drawn in Layout.

Train to West World, Wardrobe Car. Finished set. Views of hat rack.

Interior/Exterior Quarry Control Shed. Prelim model executed in SketchUp. The figure is from 3D warehouse.

Interior/Exterior Quarry Control Shed. Isometric platform breakdown.

Interior/Exterior Quarry Control Shed. Exterior plans and elevations 1/4" : 1'.

Int/Ext Quarry Control Shed. Ext elevations and platform facia CNC details. CNC files are separate AI files, these notes indicate stock and cutting instructions for the CNC operator. This is typical but most pages in this portfolio don't include them.

Exterior Quarry Control Shed. Finished set.

Exterior Quarry Control Shed. Finished set. Rock-and-Roll trusses supported a Steeldeck platform. This was typical for both the upper and lower platforms. CNC-routed facias covered the outer face of the trusses.

Interior/Exterior Quarry Control Shed. Interior plan in 3/4" : 1' scale.

Interior/Exterior Quarry Control Shed. Interior reflected plan in 3/4" : 1' scale. This view illustrates the incorporation of Rock-and-Roll truss into the platforming.

Interior/Exterior Quarry Control Shed. Interior elevations in 3/4" : 1' scale.

Interior/Exterior Quarry Control Shed. Finished set, interior views.

Interior/Exterior Quarry Control Shed. Typical Window Detail in 1 1/2" : 1' scale and full-size. Hex bubbles delineate fabricated components. There were a lot of those.

Interior/Exterior Quarry Control Shed. Finished Set, typical window.

Interior/Exterior Quarry Control Shed. Wall panel detail in 1 1/2" : 1' scale and full-size. Hex bubbles delineate fabricated components.

Interior/Exterior Quarry Control Shed. Finished set, panel detail.

Delos Labs, Ash Silo. Concept illustration. Modeled in Sketchup, rendered in Keyshot, and post-processed in Photoshop. The figure is purchased from renderpeiple.com.

Delos Labs, Ash Silo. Plans, and elevations in 1/4" : 1' scail. Modeled in SketchUp, Drawn in Layout.

Delos Labs Ash Silo, Finished Set. Lit and with atmosphere.

Delos Labs Ash Silo, Finished Set.

Delos Labs Ash Silo. Exit grill and ceiling access grill details. 1 1/2" : 1' scale and full-size.

Delos Labs Ash Silo, Finished Set. Vent, silo side view.

Delos Labs Ash Silo, Finished Set. Vent, ducting side view.

Delos Labs, Sound Lab concept model. Modeled in SketchUp and MOI3D.

Delos Labs, Sound Lab. Typical sound machine. Detail in 1 1/2" : 1' scale and full-size. Modeled in SketchUp and MOI3D, drawn in Layout. Hex bubbles delineate fabricated components.

Delos Labs, Sound Lab. Typical sound machine Detail in 3" : 1' scale and full-size. Modeled in SketchUp and MOI3D, drawn in Layout. These are assembly and CNC details.

Delos Labs, Sound Lab, Finished set with a typical sound machine.

Exterior, New York Street. Streetlight with sound machine. Modeled in SketchUp and MOI3D, drawn in Layout. Hex bubbles delineate fabricated components.

West World Season 4

West World, season four was a challenging season as we were just back from lockdown and suffering material shortages (Materials had gone up 400%!) and a labor shortage. This meant that we could not afford as many lavish builds as the previous seasons and what we did build used inexperienced propmakers we had plucked off the street. Construction had to use CNC routers for anything that was not right-angled carpentry. As you will see from the following images there is hardly a corner anywhere and few flat walls at that. That was all well and good, but it turned out our CNC operator had no idea how to operate his router. As I said, Challenging.
What we did was spectacular, even discounting the constraints under which we worked.

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