Dante's Inferno: A Spatial Approach

3D models created for Inferno: A Spatial Approach, Degree Final Project by Gabriel Athanasiadis, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki School of Architecture.

Inspired by Dante Alighieri's Inferno and the works of artists such as Gustave Doré, this project aims to recreate the various stages of Dante's journey through Inferno from an architect's or set designer's point of view.

Renders, from top to bottom:

-Acheron, the entrance to Inferno

-Pluto, the punishment of the avaricious

-Dis, the wall of the City of Hades

-Harpy, the forest of suicide

-Geryon, the flying monster who carries Dante to the lower circles of Inferno

-Tiresias, the punishment of soothsayers and fortune-tellers

-Judas, the abode of Satan