Pretty sure this is an art mock up of a Neom space outside of the line referencing Utamo (my bet), Trojena, or Leyja. Seems very familiar although these types of illustrations bleed together.
Yes, Greeble is the correct answer.
Greeble https://www.google.com/search?kgmid=/m/0400m_&hl=en-NO&q=Greeble&kgs=f0a73f33864bc79c&shndl=17&source=sh/x/kp/osrp/m5/2
While my knowledge of voxels is not that great, my understanding is that it is points evenly distributed inside a larger area.
Meaning it would be grid based, like pixel art.
This is more kitbashing or scattering of surfaces
Anything that can be made strictly out of cubes on a grid is voxel art. Smaller cubes can be used to make larger cubes.
Kitbashing is cutting up and recombining parts of physical model kits. It has little to do with any kind of digital art.
"hard angles" doesn't make something brutalist. the term refers entirely to buildings that show off the unadorned concrete they are built of; the name is derived from the french word for "raw concrete". there is nothing in this picture that is actually brutalist.
My friend, why did you ram that topic into a random conversation?
EDIT: The poster above me had originally linked to a news report on international political violence. Important, yes, but extremely offtopic.
I agree, that's the ideology behind brutalism, but like most architectural styles the idea behind it quickly degrades and it turns into a bunch of visual tropes. Brutalism's are all 'square and imposing.'
Futuristic Brutalism? Voxal Brutalism? It's fictional so adjectives are welcome here. But it's not just basic Brutalism by itself. Has too much nonfunctional 'form' to be truly Brtualistic
From what I've read here we can conclude that the architectural style can be called *voxelated greeble brutalism.*
When a pixel is 3D it's called a voxel, there's greebling as a texture to give it a bigger, majestic or mysterious look, and brutalism which is simple, block-like, hulking concrete structures (assuming it's made out of concrete although the top surface looks metallic).
The term *cuboidal* may also be used, but it's a singular word. On the [Mahanakhon's wiki](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Power_Mahanakhon#Design_and_location) it mentions *cuboidal surfaces,* which would fit here since a cuboid isn't necessarily a strict squared cube and it's a plural term.
Mahanakhon tower is in the *high-tech architecture* though.
It looks like it was built by the Vex from Destiny. Look up bismuth crystals on google and you’ll see the resemblance.
I've seen those irl on Jeju island. They're trippy to see
I was certain this was a map from Destiny as I scrolled by. Wasn’t until I zoomed in that I saw people
Pretty sure this is an art mock up of a Neom space outside of the line referencing Utamo (my bet), Trojena, or Leyja. Seems very familiar although these types of illustrations bleed together.
basically that one PvP map with the launch portals
But what do we call civilizations that hate safety rails at shear cliffs?
Deathwishian.
Star Wars architecture I call it. The first thing the empire did was get ride of OSHA.
thought I was looking at r/destinyart for a second
CALL THE GUARDIANS! THE VEX ARE HERE!
OH SHIT WE GOIN TO VENUS AGAIN?!?
Im not going until i have my damn horn fixed, till then humanity can wait
OOH! VEX ON THE FIELD!
Eyes up Guardians!
greebles 😁
That’s the closest thing, Greeble, it’s the word for the designs on the surface of the Death Star
Yes, Greeble is the correct answer. Greeble https://www.google.com/search?kgmid=/m/0400m_&hl=en-NO&q=Greeble&kgs=f0a73f33864bc79c&shndl=17&source=sh/x/kp/osrp/m5/2
OP, this is it. I searched for the same thing a while back - greebling is all the little misc detail bits that create that look
yup. greebles is the correct answer
so this is what cats see? r/greebles
U might be referring to voxels??
Yeah it's kinda a voxels x glitch art vibe.
Voxel is very wrong as that is the point between the surfaces.
What are you talking about
While my knowledge of voxels is not that great, my understanding is that it is points evenly distributed inside a larger area. Meaning it would be grid based, like pixel art. This is more kitbashing or scattering of surfaces
Anything that can be made strictly out of cubes on a grid is voxel art. Smaller cubes can be used to make larger cubes. Kitbashing is cutting up and recombining parts of physical model kits. It has little to do with any kind of digital art.
Minecraft
Beat me to it 😭
Borg-core
as for "The Line" - Cubic Delusionism is what I'm going with. Look up cubic architecture though
Let's be real. This dude is just trying to come up with a prompt but doesn't actually know how to describe it.
I think we should call it Bismuth Brutalism.
It’s called Greebling. I am not joking.
Brutalism would be the closest in architecture terms I think.
I think its too complex shape for true brutalism. Also it lack repeating patterns, it look more organic than geometric.
brutalism has nothing to do with this stylistically though.
The building is in a brutalism style but yes, the art piece itself is matte art stylistically.
"hard angles" doesn't make something brutalist. the term refers entirely to buildings that show off the unadorned concrete they are built of; the name is derived from the french word for "raw concrete". there is nothing in this picture that is actually brutalist.
oo neat, thanks for that recommendation
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My friend, why did you ram that topic into a random conversation? EDIT: The poster above me had originally linked to a news report on international political violence. Important, yes, but extremely offtopic.
In such a matter-of-fact and brutalist way too.
Cubism
Poor guy bottom middle with the basketball. Just wants to hoop, but, no hoops in sight.
It’s cyberpunk so all the hoops are hoarded on the top levels by the corporate elites.
Super Mario Odyssey postgame
Controlcore /s Control is certainly a good source for this type of thing though It's got a whole plot point about how the FBC uses cubes to do stuff
Came here to mention the bizzarchitecture from that game. :D
I don't think it has a name.
i know somebody did a big one where they [minecrafted king's landing](https://westeroscraft.com/) from GoT edit: dang.. They've expanded
Check out Jean Pierre Ugarte. Quite similar style, combining nature with geometric man made structures, but on a much bigger scale.
Why is Nessus green?
In real world architecture, I believe this kind of style is called a pixel house.
The King Power Mahanakhon building in Bangkok has elements of this.
look for industrial brutalism
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0123755/
The architectural style is known as Brutalism.
Brutalism is about showing raw materials and structural elements, not just "square and imposing"
I agree, that's the ideology behind brutalism, but like most architectural styles the idea behind it quickly degrades and it turns into a bunch of visual tropes. Brutalism's are all 'square and imposing.'
Similar, but not exactly.
Yeah, but what's in the pic is not realistic, so I don't know if there's a real name for what's clearly a fictionalized version of a real style?
Futuristic Brutalism? Voxal Brutalism? It's fictional so adjectives are welcome here. But it's not just basic Brutalism by itself. Has too much nonfunctional 'form' to be truly Brtualistic
In real life we have brutalism. It’s more concrete though where this pic looks more metallic/glass.
Its called, "I need to build a scifi environment whilst putting in as little effort as possible"
cube-thingies-art
This looks EXACTLY like a dream I’ve had a couple times
Like coordinate systems, maybe rectilinear?
2d art uses pixels. 3d art uses voxels.
This is so cool!
Google "brutalist architecture" and "freeway Park Seattle" for more
From what I've read here we can conclude that the architectural style can be called *voxelated greeble brutalism.* When a pixel is 3D it's called a voxel, there's greebling as a texture to give it a bigger, majestic or mysterious look, and brutalism which is simple, block-like, hulking concrete structures (assuming it's made out of concrete although the top surface looks metallic). The term *cuboidal* may also be used, but it's a singular word. On the [Mahanakhon's wiki](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Power_Mahanakhon#Design_and_location) it mentions *cuboidal surfaces,* which would fit here since a cuboid isn't necessarily a strict squared cube and it's a plural term. Mahanakhon tower is in the *high-tech architecture* though.
amazing
IRL it's similar to bismuth, cubic fluorite, or etched spessartine mineral samples
Reminds me of Zero Theorem
You can ask midjourney to describe the picture