The purpose of this blog is to document and follow my educational progression in the field of architecture. It was first set up in 2011 as a tool to share my experience on the MSc Architectural Technology and later on the Master of Architecture at NTU. The content and purpose has constantly evolved over the years and it is now a tool to assist my registration as an architect through the RIBA Studio Certificate.
Paul Colfer, Bsc (Hons), MSc, M.Arch, PGCert
Nice one. The sky is great but lets keep to the point.
This render is clean and easy for the observer to see three views of the house at different angles.
It illustrates the concept of space created for each house within a rather small site or estate.
Your garden walls are a brilliant way of adding variety and individuality to each house. (You even included the tip-end of the third garden wall on the right.)
The illustrations below the header picture do explain why the roof appears to change as the perspective changes from left house to house number three on the right.
(From an artist's point of view, you have produced a 3d image on flat 2d paper)
I like the use of space and the avoidance of overlooking.
The external vertical features are one way of adding variety to the houses within the development.
The Lifetime Home people will enjoy making this space their own.
Back to that sky! It give depth or the feeling of distance. That is perspective too. Nice one, clearly informative.
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Nice one. The sky is great but lets keep to the point.
This render is clean and easy for the observer to see three views of the house at different angles.
It illustrates the concept of space created for each house within a rather small site or estate.
Your garden walls are a brilliant way of adding variety and individuality to each house. (You even included the tip-end of the third garden wall on the right.)
The illustrations below the header
picture do explain why the roof appears to change as the perspective changes from left house to house number three on the right.
(From an artist's point of view, you have produced a 3d image on flat 2d paper)
I like the use of space and the avoidance of overlooking.
The external vertical features are one way of adding variety to the houses within the development.
The Lifetime Home people will enjoy making this space their own.
Back to that sky! It give depth or the feeling of distance. That is perspective too. Nice one, clearly informative.
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