warehouse conversion
Posted: Wednesday,1st July, 2009 Filed under: architecture | Tags: architecture, compile, conversion, digital render, floor plan, layers, legend/key, line drawing, mvh software, pen-to-paper, project, renovation, screenshot, technical drawing, typography, vector illustration, water marked Leave a comment23 June 2009
I have been designing houses these last few years. This is the first one I have digitally drawn the floorplan for. Having done technical drawing at school for four years and now being able to vector illustrate has meant I can combine these skills. These houses are all 3D walk through versions on my laptop where I have been patient and screenshot/”taking photos” as I have walked through. Showing floorplans isn’t helpful to some people and loading the program and shuffling files (5 available slots) is tedious. I shall post some “photos”/digital renders of some of these rooms.
- FLOORPLAN Warehouse Conversion ground floor
FLOORPLAN Warehouse Conversion - top floor
This particular home would cater for all my artistic needs having large art, design and photography studios downstairs. The house is created from an imaginary warehouse – I would indeed like to convert a warehouse in much this way. The large open space/void is open to the typical warehouse skylight and is a standout feature in this house. This space can be useful as an art space, a party venue, live music venue or to park the car. There is a master suite which would be occupied by myself and then the guest quarters contains a foyer with bay window, over night room with four single beds, a long term stay room, a shower and separate water closet. Each upstairs room will have one way glass to be able to view to open space area. The following is a “photo” montage of various parts of the house:
digital renders of warehouse conversion
Kassandra Designs 