CityWood Artwork

laser-cut wood relief, urban cartography, birch plywood, topographic sculpture, metropolitan map, street grid pattern, layered construction, natural wood tones, honey amber, cream white, golden ochre, raw sienna, burnt umber shadows, warm palette, analogous color harmony, contemporary craft, digital fabrication, precision cutting, geometric abstraction, organic material, tactile texture, wood grain, three-dimensional relief, asymmetrical balance, complex pattern, dense visual field, negative space waterways, raised landmass forms, soft diffused lighting, cast shadows, contemplative mood, meditative quality, architectural documentation, urban planning visualization, minimalist presentation, natural finish, matte surface, fine detail, high precision, warm temperature, sophisticated composition, wall-mounted artwork, framed presentation, light wood frame, neutral background, clean aesthetic, modern craft movement, cartographic art, wayfinding abstraction, settlement pattern, infrastructure beauty

CityWood is a wooden map artwork designed by an architect Hubert Roguski. It is a three dimensional design that combines modern technology with the beauty of wood and craftsmanship. Created from a city data, city streets, water and landscape are represented by separate wooden layers to create depth of the design. Each layer is precisely cut using laser technology, polished with sand paper to provide smooth clean surface and assembled by hand with great attention to the crafting process. Each map has its own personality due to the individual grain of the wood.