Final Table and Chairs

Above is the elevator for Versace as seen in UT. I chose a tinted glass, allowing for a vast view of the other spaces during movement, the colour complementing Versace and her productions.

Below is Zhang's elevator as seen in UT, textured with plain stonework, reflecting the straightforward nature of her recycling company.

The avatar from UT fits perfectly in the seats, contrasting to the large scale of the rest of the map. This creates comfort in the meeting space. Zhang's chair (on the left hand side) is symbolic of a throne, as she is the "Queen of Trash", yet it does not overpower the chair of Versace. Versace's has more of a creative flair to it, like a designer dress, yet is comfortably large. Both clients are on an equal level within this space, regardless of their business size, income and wealth.

My previous table would not import into UT 2004, so I ended up making a new one, which I actually ended up liking more..

Here the table is situated as it would be in the meeting situation with Zhang's chair on the left hand side, and Versace's chair on the right hand side.

This is the top view of the table without chairs. The box like, geometric structure is Zhang's end of the table, the fluid, curving end, Versace's.

This is the base of the table.