Outcomes: Renders

View of Greenspace (on level 2)

View of Transport Hub (on level 2)

View of Meeting Room (on level 4)

View of Entrance Point off Latrobe Terrace (on level 3)

View from inside Library looking out to atrium space (on level 3)

View from Community Garden looking across centre (on level 4)

View of Latrobe Terrace facade (enter onto level 3)

View of atrium space (on level 3)

View of centre from across Greenspace (on level 2)

View of various Rooms (on level 3) - my favourite image!!

Outcomes: The Importance of being Selective

The beauty of using a CAD program for designing, is the ease of which a variety of 3D views can be produced. A downside to this the necessity to be selective with which ones to choose that best show one's design. An example of this can be seen below (only 4 views were chosen for use in my Blog Book)

Outcomes: Mixed Media

Once I had designed my architectural entity using Revit2012, it was fairly easy to select the most important spaces and areas to show in greater detail and how these spaces are to be used. The basic render function in Revit produced very average quality renders (although quickly) so I decided to give these views or vignettes that little bit extra by hand-rendering over them using Copic Marker techniques (that I had learnt doing a minor in Industrial Design). I would have liked to have given them that bit extra more using Photoshop, however my skills on the program are fairly basic and it would have taken me forever to do something I could do quickly (and something I enjoy doing) by hand.

View of Library/Learning Space (on level 3)

View of Greenspace looking towards Centre (on level 2)

Inside a Reading/Lounge Room (on level 4)

Looking out from a Meeting Room (on level 4)

View of In-Between Space/Market Space (on level 2)

View of Health Facility (on level 1)



Outcomes: PowerPoint Slides

Outcomes: Presentation Panel

Outcomes: Site Plan and Isometric Views

Outcomes: Sections and Elevations

Outcomes: Sections

Outcomes: Plans

The following plans also appear in the compendium of my most relevant Blog Posts.

Amended Criteria and Outcomes

Having completed all the various components of my presentation including:

• presentation panel
• powerpoint presentation, and a
• blog compendium 

I found it necessary to assess these components against the assessment criteria, and produce an amended version so that it would make it easier for the Tutor and those who mark our assessment to see when and where I fulfill certain points, and where to look for certain outcomes as they could either be covered in my Panel, Powerpoint, Blog Book or even in my oral presentation (of which I have included in the components to hand to the Tutor prior to the commencement of my presentation). This amended version can be seen below, and the text in blue highlights areas that have had minor adjustments due to the various issues, challenges and testing I faced and undertook during the compilation of my final outcomes.