SketchUp Asg. #4 Tiny Home
Assignment 4
In this assignment I built a tiny home on a trailer I uploaded from the program. I built the outside walls, then I placed in all the components so I could plan where I wanted the windows and doors and wall for the bathroom. In the bathroom I put in a shower, sink, toilet and a small shelf. I also built storage above the bathroom an put it in its own layer so I could hide in certain scenes.
In the living area I put in a couch, TV on a stand, a area rug, a lamp/shelf and a small desk/chair. In the kitchen I put in a kitchen package with a fridge, stove, cupboards, sink, shelves and a small kitchen table/chairs. I built a loft above the kitchen with a double bed, a sliding ladder and a dresser which I also put in another layer to hide in scenes.
I built a roof and also put in its own layer and was able to hide it from some scenes so could see the inside. Finally I worked on the outside, I loaded a step with deck base which I was placed close to the house. I added in a bench, a fire pit, some chairs, trees, a driveway and a truck and I placed some grass with a flower pot with sitting area. around the fire pit.
I also added 35 scenes with a bunch of different effects with the styles option, mixing in a couple with 2 styles into a scene. I used the shadow setting and was able to use shadows in some scenes and not in others where i found it being too much. Some of the components I had to explode to delete a part or change it. I used many of the features like the zoom tool, rotate tool, move tool, magnify tool, pencil tool, tape measure tool to put windows in, push/pull tool, the pan tool, and the orbit tool.
In the living area I put in a couch, TV on a stand, a area rug, a lamp/shelf and a small desk/chair. In the kitchen I put in a kitchen package with a fridge, stove, cupboards, sink, shelves and a small kitchen table/chairs. I built a loft above the kitchen with a double bed, a sliding ladder and a dresser which I also put in another layer to hide in scenes.
I built a roof and also put in its own layer and was able to hide it from some scenes so could see the inside. Finally I worked on the outside, I loaded a step with deck base which I was placed close to the house. I added in a bench, a fire pit, some chairs, trees, a driveway and a truck and I placed some grass with a flower pot with sitting area. around the fire pit.
I also added 35 scenes with a bunch of different effects with the styles option, mixing in a couple with 2 styles into a scene. I used the shadow setting and was able to use shadows in some scenes and not in others where i found it being too much. Some of the components I had to explode to delete a part or change it. I used many of the features like the zoom tool, rotate tool, move tool, magnify tool, pencil tool, tape measure tool to put windows in, push/pull tool, the pan tool, and the orbit tool.
This assignment was a lot of work and I spent many hours on it. Had some difficulties here and there but managed to figure things out along the way. This is a similar program we use in the school, the one we have is Rivet. I do find this program easier than that program but doubt the school would change it.
Acuracy 9/10
Visuals in model 18/20
Aesthetics 18/20
Scenes 18/20
Overall quality 9/10
Total 92/100
Hey Lance,
ReplyDeleteJust starting the project. Your tiny house looks unreal. Definitely looking at this for inspiration.
Yours looks great Lance! Only thing really missing is a beer fridge on the deck!
ReplyDeleteVery good job Lance. I like how you incorporated the deck, that's a real good idea.
ReplyDeleteGood job! I like the lawn and trees out front! Good idea :)
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