The Revit Kid Project - Master's Thesis - Cycle Design/reBuild

I'M BACK!!

I would like to thank you all for being so patient the last few months while I completed my semester.  I am happy to announce that I am finally finished!  I am also happy to announce that you guys continued to check out the blog and content while I was away... In fact, the blog rolled over 2,000,000 hits during my hiatus.

As many of you have been contacting me letting me know how much you enjoy seeing some of my personal work (beyond this blog) here are some goodies from my final thesis presentation.... (you can full screen and click through the presentation)....

If you are having issues viewing the Prezi full screen follow this link...

I will eventually be posting my final thesis book for you all to view when it is completed and that will have all of the information about the presentation above.  Furthermore, below are the high resolution renderings from the presentation for your viewing pleasure.


Some of these renderings are Revit > 3DS Max > VRay > Photoshop (click to enlarge):

  

The following rendering is simply Revit and Photoshop:

Also, don't forget to follow my on twitter @TheRevitKid ... I was posting there quite a bit during my hiatus. 

The Revit Kid Project - Early Childhood Magnet School

Because I know how much I love seeing other's Revit projects I will continue to share some of mine.  This project was interesting in that my professor only gave us 5 days to design and present it (that is on top of working and 3 other classes!).

Given the time frame I took an interesting approach by nailing down the concept and a bubble diagram first and then building the Revit model... I actually brought in this concept sketch to Revit and using the bubble diagram (and all the ideas I had in my head) I quickly created the Revit model.

I then made the final hand sketched floor plan using the Revit model!  I know that sounds strange but it actually worked out really well.

Enjoy...  Just click the arrows to the right and it will present in the correct order.

Click here to view my Bloomfield Early Childhood Magnet School presentation....

The Revit Kid Project - House for an Architect

I know I have not been posting as much as I usually do within the last couple months and I analogize for that.  Graduate school and work are taking up a lot more of my time then I expected.  On the bright side, I am using Revit practically 24/7 between the two.

Here is my latest project in school.  I know how much I love seeing other peoples Revit projects so I figured you would like to see mine.  This is the third studio project of the semester and we had to present the project as if it were in a magazine. Oh, and before I get a million comments, I know the wall section makes no sense... (Click the images below...)

Software used: Revit Architecture 2012 and Adobe Photoshop CS5

 

 


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