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a'top The Hancock Tower, Chicago, IL
Me & Rob (my boyfriend)
a'top The Hancock Tower, Chicago, IL
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February
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- studio final: concept statement
- studio final: site analysis
- studio final: research & exploration
- studio final: site & roof plan
- studio final: plan
- studio final: section
- studio final: elevations
- studio final: model & perspectives
- possible exterior perspective views
- possible interior perspective views
- Possible building section cuts
- The power of a mid-day lunch
- Studio Draft: Section
- Sections never lie...
- Studio Draft: Plan
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February
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Person . Place
- kschommer
- Prior Lake, Minnesota, United States
4 comments:
Uh..........WOW
So we had photoshop girl at the start of the semester, and here comes REVIT girl. Good grief, Kate this is more than incredible! What an amazing job.
That first perspective shot you posted is absolutely amazing. It really tells the story of your project very nicely. For some reason, the second aerial is kind of distracting. If you are looking for votes, I think the first one is just amazing.
All the interior shots are great, but I think I like the first one the best. It sort of tells the story of several different pieces of your projects.
Sigh....absolutely amazing. I have $25 to give you if you build my model for me in the next two days.
Wow. wow. Wow.
Eric
Hold the phone for one minute here....you dont want to be MY roommate? I'm calling the hotel for the next intensive... LOL.
Kate, this is ABSOLUTELY incredible. As Eric mentioned above, the first image is by far the most powerful one. The view that you selected gives me a sense of what it would be like to approach your building from the street, which makes it much more "relatable" rather than the aerial image. That image is powerful, but I think the smaller elements (tables, chairs) get distracting.
Overall, this is incredible. When are you teaching the sketchup class next semester?
Great job!
:)
Kate-
I have to agree with Eric and Michelle, great job! I like the second image, it really shows your intent. The colors are good since you've kept that throughout, but they distract a little as well. Keep up the great work.
Kate,
Your project is really comming together! Toning down the contextual buildings around the site makes all the difference. All of your perspectives are looking good, my only criticism is that the exterior perspective (I think it is the second one posted down) (the one that is looking from across boylston street) looks very busy. You might want to tone it down for the final.
Looks Great!
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