Design Studio Portfolio

Visual Diary

Due to the busy schedule everyday, i actually rush to draw all these in few hours a night before the submission. LOL

Fortunately, the outcome of still satisfied me (although still have imperfections). If and only if I could have more time, I will definitely draw these better. ( I promised>.<)

architecture elements 

What is this? This is an ionic column. I've been gone through and draw this for so many times in my history visual journal.

architecture elements 

I choose to draw arches, as it can be function as an opening in building design.  

architecture ornaments

this...urghh..I not really know what's that and I just drew. LOL

architecture ornaments 

this is actually the statue on the roof of Japanese's temple, which believed can frighten away all the bad spirits.


Lastly, I'm gonna say thank you to my lecturers for the grades and comments given. I do appreciate all the comments given and it definitely do help me to make improvement.   

p/s: the images are a little bit distorted because they are all scanned by using phone's camera.

[1/10] One-point perspective

Followings are the example of images for one-point perspective. 

[20/8-1/10] Compilations of Technical Drawings

Finally, it's coming to the last class of design communication 1. And now...It's the time to compile all works that had been done throughout this semester!

One-by-one, following are all the technical drawings that drawn throughout this semester:

for this floor plan...I'd been spending whole day and night to complete it. Time given in the class are way not enough.

Floor Plan

For this roof  plan.. it's way much more easier than drawing the floor plan! This was done by traced the roof lines and exterior walls lines from the floor plan, no measurements is needed, just trace. Therefore, it's easier.

Roof Plan

Nightmares just started...
these section plans and elevation plans are killing me..Why do i said so? It required so many measurements and accuracy.

Section A

Section B

Rear Elevation

Front Elevation

Right Elevation

Left Elevation

the most interesting part of drawing, that's the perspective drawing. I like it because we can decorate 'our own' bedroom.

One-point Perspective

for this exploded exonometry, it took me all day long to complete it too.

Exploded Axonometry

Last but not least, at the end of this assignment, I had learnt of how to draw floor plan, roof plan, section, elevation and exploded exonometry with measurement. I also knew that we can actually construct an section, elevation, perspective and exonometric drawing from the floor plan and roof plan itself.