Airport

Another view of the airport terminal building posted earlier on this blog, drawn using Google SketchUp in 2003.

Log Home

A sketch of the log home shown in an earlier post, but in a different setting. Approximately 11" by 8 1/2" original size, drawn with Google SketchUp in 2003 on paper and hand finished with felt tip marker.

Kitchen Addition

The interior of a kitchen addition drawn in 2006 using Google SketchUp, 7" by 5" original size.

Hilltop Interior

Interior view of the living room of the hilltop retreat posted earlier in this blog, drawn using Google SketchUp in 2005, 7" by 5" original size.

Chapel

Two views of a small Catholic eucharistic adoration chapel, drawn in 2005 using Google SketchUp, 7" by 5" original size.

Getaway Cottage

Sketch of the interior of a small getaway cottage project from 2006. Approximately 8" by 5" original size, drawn using Google SketchUp.

Townhouse

Sketch of the interior of a townhouse project from 2005, produced using Google SketchUp, 8 1/2" by 11" original size.

Hilltop Retreat

A vacation home project on a hilltop, not of the Èze variety, but more like the Illinois variety. The drawings, an elevation and section, were done using Google SketchUp in 2005.

Beach House

Apropos of Provence and the Côte d'Azur, here is a beach house design that I made in 2006 using Google SketchUp. It is a composition of planes and pastels; a design that is a little bit Le Corbusier, a little bit Paul Rudolph, and a little bit Mid-Century Modern motel. The plan area is less than 1000 square feet; yet the variety in the volumes of space and the open plan make it seem larger. On my architect website, it uses different materials and is called a weekend cottage.

Cliff House

Now for something completely different. I recently worked on a small vacation retreat, 710 sq. ft. in area. Here are a perspective drawing of it and an interior motion sequence, produced using Google SketchUp. Another perspective of this project is used in the header block of the blog. It was made with SketchUp with a night setting and a fog rendition to give it some atmosphere. The "lights" were produced by the spray paint accessory in Paint Shop Pro. 

Airport

I made this drawing in 2003 when I acquired my first SketchUp version. It is based on a practice for the architectural licensing exam in 1982 (the program was a small airport). The original size of the drawing is 8 1/2" by 11", on paper. I hand finished the drawing using felt tip marker. The airplanes might be slightly out of scale.