Charles Gustina This Spring for the first time the students were introduced to Revit software in this class. The assignment was to recreate their floorplan and upper level RCP in Revit, along with two interior perspectives, one of which is rendered. Hendricks-3 Melvin-3 … Read more
As always, the students used SketchUp software to model their designs in 3D, and Photoshop to add rendering effects to views of their model. Cunningham-Portfolio2 Culvahouse-Portfolio2 Jimenez-Portfolio2 Craze-Portfolio2 Stasuk-Portfolio2 Harris-Portfolio2 Pruett-Portfolio2 … Read more
As we do each year, the sophomore class has completed a design charrette of a double-height reception space, and then drafted an abbreviated set of construction drawings for the space. Below are some of the best drawing sets from the class. Craze-2281-1 Culvahouse-2281-1 Cunningham-2281-1 Jimenez-2281-1 … Read more
As they do each year, the sophomores have taken their reception area design from AutoCAD into SketchUp to explore varied 3D views of the space. After adding materials in SketchUp, they then exported some of their scenes to Photoshop to add exterior context, figures, and lighting. Students also rendered a furniture and reflected ceiling plan … Read more
Herewith, the best of this year’s abridged construction drawing sets. BVincent SWilliamson LWoodlief
The students took their floorplans into SketchUp to bring them into 3D, and then added rendering touches in Photoshop. Brackett2 DiGiovanni2 Duerr2 Ferguson2a Goodman2 … Read more
Sophomore level construction drawings in CAD. Duerr Jenkins Skala Smith
For the final series of assignments this semester, the students created an abbreviated set of construction drawings for the space that they had designed. The sets shown here were selected as being the most complete and accurate of those submitted. Each link will take you to a slideshow of the student’s drawing set. (Please note … Read more
For their second assignment of the semester, the students used Photoshop to enhance their SketchUp perspectives, adding finishes, people, lighting and context.
For their first assignment of the semester, students designed a two-storey 20’x30′ reception space. The charrete culminated with them using SketchUp to project their designs into three dimensions. Click each link to see slides of each student’s work AdebiyiBarringer Brouillette Chapman Christopher Currie Dower Higgins Lobell Marks Netter No Payne Polak Thomas