See notes below presentation images:
Rendered floor plan (some areas on plans are obscured to prevent plagiarism).
Design process is documented below:
Notes:
- The presentation is simple and well edited, making it easy to follow and understand
- All elements are very well executed: as I recall this was modeled and rendered in Revit.
- The drawings are technically accurate, easy to read, and the renderings are amazing.
- Most of the sheets follow a similar layout with a column of type/white space on the right-hand side (finding a consistent layout sheet to sheet, where possible, is a great approach—see last sheet below with my notes on it about layout)
- The color-coded floor plan was required for the project and clarifies the location of project requirements outside of the standard rendered floor plan.
- An additional annotated line drawing of the floor plan was included and contained additional project notes that didn’t fit on the color-coded plan (it is not included here).
- Each rendered 3D view has a small key plan to help orient the viewer to location of the view relative to the plan. This is helpful, especially when projects are presented via projector so that each sheet must stand alone.
- Design changes and project process refinement are clearly presented with notes about changes made during the design process.
Maureen Mitton 