Showground
So the show ground is essentially on top of the rolex studios. There are 8 glass triangular prisms where motorcycles and/or rolex items can be displayed for the public's view. It has curved panels on top to give shade and also weather protection. These panels provides a continuity for the upper level design and transforms into the sturdy, angular form of the bottom level as you go down the set of stairs towards the rolex studio, which is located near the show ground.
Upper Level (Race - Hazan Motorworks)
Workshop areas where motorcycles are built or fixed usually have concrete (grey) floors. While the top level contains the office of the Motorworks for computer/paper work. This provides space and a diversity of functions despite having such a dramatic shape for the upper level building. The design is simple and smooth, associated with the speediness for the motorcycles. However, more detail were also added to the stairs which is my attempt to show the messy/whirlwind after effect that usually comes after a 'race'.
Lower Level (Endurance - Rolex)
The lower level has an ongoing shape of the hexagon, which is relatable to the word 'endurance'. A cut section would reveal that the walls would all aline to a continuous hexagonal complex, which is shown in my 2nd Model draft post here. There are two levels, each is accessible via the hexagonal stairs that links to the show ground. Personal textures are also added as features in the lower level. White and glass walls are also present as an ongoing style throughout the entire model.
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