Renderings

 Rochester Beach House

Design statement.

Rendered exterior elevation.

Rendered axon drawing of second floor.

First floor FF & I rendering.

Second floor FF & I rendering.

Rendered kitchen perspective.

Rendered living room perspective.

Rendered art studio perspective.

This project was centered around designing a beach house for a couple whose children were grown and had families of their own. The clients requested specific features, such as an art studio and a livable outdoor space. The space was designed to function as a gathering place and accommodate visiting guests. The architectural features of the home are an updated version of traditional designs. The cedar shingles add a touch of tradition, while the glass railings modernize the large deck overlooking the ocean. Throughout the home, the surrounding landscape is brought indoors with the use of natural materials and tranquil colors. 

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The Cottage Project

The main purpose of this project was to learn the basic rendering and drafting skills needed in the profession of Interior Design. Centered around remodeling a client's home, the focus was adding an additional master suite onto the plan. The client was a single male, so the design style remained fairly masculine and natural.

The drawings were produced with Prismacolor markers and colored pencils. The page layouts and title blocks were produced with Adobe Illustrator.

 

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