3D Renderings for MATC Design Update
Budget: $1,500 – $3,000 USD
MATC Design Update Request
Rendering View 1 of MATC
New rendering 1 from a high vantage point of 3rd clay court looking towards padel and pickleball courts.
Rendering View 2 of MATC
New rendering 2 from a vantage point of 2nd floor of the Tournament Center looking down at green space on an event day filled with pop-up tents/booths.
Rendering View 3 of MATC
1. Push Tournament Center to position across from Stadium Court to increase the size of this plaza.
2. Once Tournament Center is moved over, the client would like to see this rendering more zoomed out in order to capture more activity in the plaza.
3. Add large banner with images of tennis stars in action shots to add vibrancy to plaza.
4. If it's not too busy, maybe add USTA logo window clings on the Tournament Center windows.
5. Once zoomed out and there is more space in plaza, here are some ideas to fill the space: kids running/playing, more food trucks, more people, more tables and picnic tables, etc. These ideas are mine, not the clients, so feel free to come up with your own ideas.
Rendering View 1 of MATC
New rendering 1 from a high vantage point of 3rd clay court looking towards padel and pickleball courts.
Rendering View 2 of MATC
New rendering 2 from a vantage point of 2nd floor of the Tournament Center looking down at green space on an event day filled with pop-up tents/booths.
Rendering View 3 of MATC
1. Push Tournament Center to position across from Stadium Court to increase the size of this plaza.
2. Once Tournament Center is moved over, the client would like to see this rendering more zoomed out in order to capture more activity in the plaza.
3. Add large banner with images of tennis stars in action shots to add vibrancy to plaza.
4. If it's not too busy, maybe add USTA logo window clings on the Tournament Center windows.
5. Once zoomed out and there is more space in plaza, here are some ideas to fill the space: kids running/playing, more food trucks, more people, more tables and picnic tables, etc. These ideas are mine, not the clients, so feel free to come up with your own ideas.