MSH Viz renderings

These renderings were formated in Autodesk Viz

My Sisters House

my sisters house using podium

Living Room ( without furniture)

Inside the bedroom (with only built in furniture)

Kitchen

final project for My Sisters House

Final Plan

Kitchen Area

Kitchen and living area

Living area and entrance to bedrooms

color palette ideas

intent narrative and detailed program

The intent of my design is to recapture the idea of evolution of life using color and objects, incorporating the good, bad and ugly materials and other materials that are needed. Keeping in mind to produce a relaxed appeal, I will be using natural colors including shades of green, brown, tan, and blue. Since the idea of the building is to feel like a home for these young girls, I will be using furniture and lighting fixtures that generate a domestic feel.

In each bedrooms there will be a bed (3’w.6’l.2’9”h) that will have storage drawers underneath, a dresser (2’w.3’l.7’h) a fold down nightstand (1’w.2’l.3”h) and a crib (2’6”w.5’l.4’h) with storage drawers underneath. The flooring for the bedroom will be carpeted with natural colored walls and a fan with lighting in each bedroom. For the bathrooms there will be a countertop with a sink and storage underneath. The countertops will have glass tile and the floor will be tile also. There will also be a mirror overtop the countertop with lighting fixtures overtop the mirror. There will also be a toilet and a shower/bath. In the storage area there are shelves that start at two feet above the floor. The shelving on the outside of the storage area will start at four feet above the ground. There will be lighting emphasizing the shelves and a large pendant lighting fixture in the center of the communal area. There will be reclaimed wood as the flooring for the communal area.

color model

our group model that shows the main color scheme for our building for my sisters house

my individual model idea

intention

individual intention:
This building has large open spaces, like Alexander Calder, we took our surroundings for this building into consideration. We thought about how the sun sets and rises in relation to the window placements. Inside we want free flowing spaces to improve the movement throughout the room. Bold designs and strong shapes make the layout of the building distinct from the rest of the residence around the area.

Team Statement:
Our design consists of communal areas connecting individuals to open spaces with bold statements through color materials and innovated forms.

the Good Bad and Ugly

The Materials:
Good: Reclaimed Wood
Bad: Clear Cut Ebony
Ugly: Brass 1970s Punch Ventilator Grille