Final project -Orthographic Drawings of a Tiny House Project
PROJECT BRIEF
This is an individual work. Individually, students will be given a basic layout to be proposed for a single storey tiny house project. The basic layout with dimensions is as the following;
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REQUIREMENT:
The space should consist of a living area, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. Students had to arranged basic spaces, door(s), openings, wall and flooring design and and may propose balcony or patio as additional space without changing the existing layout. Students were suggested to take IKEA catalogue as reference for design and dimension. Students have to apply accurate drawing conventions, use of line weight, annotations.
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TASK:
Students have to draw out one floor plan, two elevations (different angle) and one section view of the given space in 1:50 scale. . E-quarium level 1 (lounge area only) was assigned to my group. Students were compulsory to use architectural handwriting for lettering and to submit your work in 1 piece of A2 clear plastic sleeve
Furniture selected from ikea catalogue
presentation boards
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Final outcome drawn by me
Taylor's graduate capabilities
In this project, I am able to demonstrate understanding in drawing conventions including line weights, dimensions, annotations and drawing symbols.
I have learnt the ability to identify the appropriate furniture for the specific spaces and I got the creativity and completeness in presenting the inventory checklist through weekly progression drawing in the final project.
Through this project, I know at least some important things that we have to focus on in order to bring out the clarity and quality of drawings.
My reflection
In the final project, I have gained knowledge of how to be creativity in graphic communication by using methods and techniques in presenting the drawings such as composition and writing style. Moreover, I have also learnt that the clarity of presentation drawings are very important to be shown in order to produce a better final outcome.