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DTB103 Interior Visualisation 1 2017

Assignment 3 Portfolio Jessica Tsui | n9765839 Tutor: Leah Cameron

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I have read and understood the QUT Policy on Plagiarism. I declare that this this portfolio represents my own work. Jessica Tsui 04/06/2017

Week Activity Page 10 Activity 1 – Overlay A (Two point perspective) 3 Activity 2 – Overlay B (Two point perspective) 4 Activity 3 – Overlay C (One point perspective) 5 Activity 4 – One Point Perspective 6 Activity 5 – Two Point Perspective 7 11 Front Elevation 8 Floorplan – Ground Floor 9 Floorplan – Second Floor 10 Section 1 11 Section 2 12 Section 3 13 One Point Perspective – Living Room 14 Two Point Perspective – Bedroom 15

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Reflection Week 10 Overlay A Shopping Centre Interior The Shopping Centre Interior has a two point perspective where the points were off the page, making this harder to draw as I had to guess where they

• were. I had difficulty drawing architectural people as they because of their uncontrolled nature in the drawing. They had to show action and

proportion while being minimal in order not to detract from the entire design.

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Reflection Week 10 Overlay B Café Interior I have noticed during my sketches that the curved areas of the tables and chairs require a lot of estimation compared to the simple straight lines of the walls windows. This becomes more obvious as I had to correct the arc and draw over with more lines.

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Reflection Week 10 Overlay C Studio Apartment Interior This activity was particularly enjoyable for me as I was able to change and modify the interior to my liking. The most prominent change was the railing and stairway. The rounded design of the architectural people however contrast very strongly to the neat and clean nature of the interior. It may have been better to use a different style which doesn’t contrast so much.

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Reflection Week 10 Perspective 1 Living Room Interior This is the living room interior before shading was included. I initially drew the back wall at a smaller scale which gave the room a sense of distance and made it look longer than what it was. I then draw the back wall larger which made the sense of distance disappear and instead increased the width of the drawing. Scale 1:25

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Reflection Week 10 Perspective 2 Bedroom Interior This drawing stretches the perspective out to the left of the page making it seems as though the room extends beyond the doorway. In reality it’s about the size of what is actually seen; the viewer is standing in a corner. I imagine real estate agents use this to enhance a room’s size and make it look better than what it actually is. Scale 1:50

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Reflection Week 11 Presentation Front Elevation This design was completed earlier in the semester in the previous assignments. This design used simple jelly bean people. These type of people aren’t very distinct or unique. More abstract people were used for other designs (see week 10 drawings). Scale 1:100

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Reflection Week 11 Presentation Floorplan – Ground Floor The added shading allowed me to visualise which rooms were the darkest. This resulted in the smallest rooms not having as much natural lighting come through compared to the dining/reception area. This is particularly the case for the southern toilet and the kitchen which do not have windows. Scale 1:100

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Reflection Week 11 Presentation Floorplan – Second Floor I enjoyed completing this design as it allowed me to create slight variations of the four apartments. The top right is my favourite. Although the actual floor area is smaller than the other three, the space planning is better than the other apartment layouts because of the easy access to all rooms. Scale 1:100

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Reflection Week 11 Presentation Section 1 This shows the cross section of the original house. The shading is very prominent and made me figure out how to light the rooms. It is easy to understand the direct lighting and how it flows into the room via the windows and lightbulbs. I do not understand how soft, indirect light can be drawn after this. Scale 1:100 Scale 1:200

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Reflection Week 11 Presentation Section 2 This is the second cross sectional elevation for the presentation. I did not consider texturing the walls. This is masked by the very overpowering shading but would be a lot more informative for viewers in understanding what the room feels like. Right now with the people, furniture and shading it is fine, but could be improved. I would need to somehow balance between all the elements in case I risk a loud and overcrowded image. Scale 1:100 Scale 1:200

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Reflection Week 11 Presentation Section 3 This section is looking from the interior to the front of the house. As the light would be shining through the windows, the furniture is seen with heavy

• shadows. I questioned whether the shading on the walls was a good representation of the light and shadow created by the windows. As the section

was close to the front wall, not a lot of furniture can be shown. I did not consider the texture of the walls, which could be added to show more detail. Scale 1:100 Scale 1:200

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Reflection Week 11 One Point Perspective Living Room This is the final living room drawing which include the design people and shading. Including both these extra elements creates a lot of business in the

• drawing. The people fill in the void of the room and easy show how small it will be. The shading also fills in the openness of the unshaded design.

Scale 1:25

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Reflection Week 11 Two Point Perspective Bedroom This bedroom drawing initially had two people on the bed. They were removed because they looked flat on the three dimensional bed. It would make sense to draw a person near the door to show size, but it would take away the focus on the room. I had difficulty drawing the position of the ceiling light in a two point perspective drawing. There is also no texturing anywhere which results in a cleaner look, but it is less realistic. Scale 1:50