Massive animal-shaped buildings that draw inspiration from their natural surroundings

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Designer Thilina Liyanage crafts visions of structures as exquisite as they are captivating. Harnessing his expertise in 3D visualization and a seemingly infinite reservoir of concepts, Liyanage designs vast architectural wonders inspired by the myriad species of the animal kingdom. From creatures of the air, sea, or land, there’s no limit to the beings he integrates into his creative visions.

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In one of his recent designs, Liyanage proposed a safari observation platform modeled after a bighorn sheep, promising an all-encompassing experience for spectators gazing upon nature. This 3D design showcases the sheep’s horned head, artistically crafted seemingly from wood and wicker materials. It’s strategically placed within an expansive park connected to the ground by an elongated staircase. Within the sheep’s head lies a flat deck for visitors, while its upper part offers shade and a respite from the sun’s glare.

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Though this breathtaking piece remains conceptual and has yet to be brought to life, its harmonious blend with the natural surroundings suggests it would be a fitting addition to any park. The union of organic materials and the animal-inspired design is an eye-catching attraction. We’ll see this concept materialize in the future.

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Beyond the sheep-themed observation deck, Liyanage’s portfolio is brimming with diverse animal-inspired architectural concepts. His creations range from a towering villa reminiscent of an eagle to a quaint coffee shop taking the shape of a jaguar and even a beachside bar echoing the design of an octopus.

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To delve deeper into the inventive world of Thilina Liyanage and his animal-inspired architectural marvels, you can follow him on Instagram. Delight in the boundless creativity of his 3D architectural designs, where the essence of the animal kingdom meets the realm of construction.

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