It's possible.
Located in the heart of Los Angeles, the Maya Corridor is a landmark project celebrating the heritage of the Maya community through urban design. At South Coast Lighting & Design, I created detailed 3D renderings to help bring this vision to life.
Using Shapr3D and Blender, I designed large-scale glyphs inspired by ancient Maya script, blending historical accuracy with a contemporary sculptural feel. Each glyph was digitally molded on my iPad, refined in Blender, and prepared in Aspire for CNC machining in HDU board, ensuring visual impact and durability.
These renderings were instrumental in gaining city approval and helped visualize how the 80-foot gateway would serve as both an entryway and cultural statement. The project was more than technical execution; it was a collaborative tribute to Maya legacy and its presence in LA’s evolving story.
This corridor represents both the city’s cultural richness and a proud milestone in my design career.