Digital Presentation
We are designing a Beach house vacation rental that incorporates the principles of open concept and sustainable design in Galveston TX. Our main inspiration is SEA MOTION taking in consideration the poetry of Christy Ann Martine “Dance with the waves, move with the sea. Let the rhythm of the water set your soul free.”
Type: Residential
Location: 1813 Sea Shore St. Galveston, Texas 77550
Area of Site: 850 Sq. Ft.
Year: 2022
Software: Autodesk AutoCAD - Trimble Sketchup - Chaos Enscape.
Beach House
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Livingroom Perspective (SketchUp)
Contemporary Beach House for the Derksen’s Family, young couple with a newborn.
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Kitchen Perspective (SketchUp)
Clean lines for the kitchen with Marble counter tops and stainless steel appliances.
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Dining room Perspective (SketchUp)
Cozy dinig area for a small family gathering. Moden and light colors finish for a calm and relaxing Beach House.
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Main Bedroom Perspective (SketchUp)
Organic finish on the bedroom to make it more inviting and relax.
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Bathroom Perspective (SketchUp)
Light tones for the bathroom due the small space of it, trying to visualy make it bigger.
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Outside Perspective (SketchUp)
Outdoor lounge area for a relaxing weekend at the beach house.
Plan & Side Views
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Rendering Plan View
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Fronto View
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Side View
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Back View
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Side View
Autodesk AutoCAD
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Cover Sheet
First page of a Cads document, contain directory of sheet, symbols, project and designer information and an actual location map.
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Floor Plan
Refers to a detailed drawing or design that outlines the layout and arrangement of partitions within a space.
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Furniture Plan
Refers to a detailed layout or design that specifies the arrangement of furniture within a space. It is a crucial step in interior design and architectural projects. Furniture plans help visualize how furniture pieces fit into a room or building.
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RCP
Refers to all the details above ceiling, lighting, beams, etc.
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Finish Plan
Indicate floor types, colors, and/or the patterns associated with that floor. Finish schedules or specifications will list the floor material, but having a visual representation can help a builder easily understand alignments, relationships, and where floor types blend into each other.
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Elevations
Refer to the visual representations of a building or object as seen from specific sides. These drawings provide a vertical view, and sections Refers to a cut view across the cabinets to show more details.
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Elevations 2
Refer to the visual representations of a building or object as seen from specific sides. These drawings provide a vertical view, and sections Refers to a cut view across the cabinets to show more details.
