A solo class project, from a digital floor plan to a wood model. Six images of the process.
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This floor plan establishes the house layout, including bedrooms, shared living spaces, and the garage. AutoCAD was used to finalize dimensions, and Revit was used to develop the interior design.
Two roof framing diagrams show different arrangements of vertical and diagonal members within a pitched roof profile. The drawings document the structural geometry studied alongside the house design.
The house footprint was laid out on a marked base before the floor and wall assemblies were added. Small wood components define the perimeter and support positions, translating the drawing into a physical layout.
This stage exposes the floor framing before the surface was covered. Repeated wood members connect the supports and follow the irregular perimeter, showing how individual pieces form the larger floor assembly.
Wood sheet sections cover the framing and establish the floor surface. Pencil lines and the changing edges record how the pieces were fitted to the house footprint before the walls were assembled.
The assembled wall framing turns the flat plan into rooms, passages, and openings. With the roof absent at this stage, the interior layout and the repeated wall members remain visible together.
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Download portfolio PDFIndividual class project by Saahil Kukreja. Design and model construction completed independently. AutoCAD was used for dimensions; Revit was used to develop the interior design.
All six images are from the original project portfolio. The photographs have been cropped or rotated for presentation. Portfolio layout, website implementation, and caption editing assisted by ChatGPT.