How to design a bar with Uchronia and SketchUp part one: designing forms | Dezeen

In the first instalment of Dezeen and SketchUp's Design Workshops, Uchronia founder Julien Sebban explains how he used SketchUp's software to create a fictional bar interior characterised by amorphous forms and soft edges.
Sebban designed the 3D model of the bar especially for the workshop, which is the first video in Dezeen and SketchUp's filmed Design Workshops.
The series features leading designers describing how they created interior environments using the brand's 3D modelling software.
During the workshop, Sebban explains how he used SketchUp's software to design the interior of a 1970s-themed bar based around a circular floorplan.
"SketchUp is a 3D modelling software that we used in order to create our dream bar," he says in the video, which was filmed at Dezeen's offices in London.
"It allows us to go from an idea to the full realisation."
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[@martijnprinzen7124]

No windows? Looks like a dystopian 80s Kubrick set design.

[@valentinagrilli1536]

infatti

[@Jamal.S]

.... have you ever been to a bar in a city? A lot of them don't have windows.

[@autoctonstudio]

@Dezeen this kind of content offends our work.
Shame on you.

[@milootje007]

Come back when you made something real, renderings are nothing. 10 year olds make more impressive stuff in minecraft.

[@Jamal.S]

I guess you missed that whole montage from 0:22 to 0:40 where they showed some of the practice's built work, not to mention the point of the video, you brainless moron.