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OLD FRIENDS UPLOADED

Shades of Grey

I was responsible for this small building from concept design to completion, and my toolkit was the Sketchup and Autocad I brought along on my laptop, along with Photoshop. This time I was inheriting a concept design and developing it into a tender package. Seems like yesterday. Seems like a lifetime ago.

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Behind The Design 006: Get Space Vancouver by Jarod Hall of di’velept design

EntreArchitect

EntreArchitect: Behind the Design is a weekly blog series where we feature work designed, developed and/or built by small firm entrepreneur architect members of The EntreArchitect Community. Primarily Revit, but also Sketchup, Rhino, Grasshopper, and Photoshop. With contractor? Click here to learn how. Project Name.

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Scale and Proportion

Life of an Architect

Luckily, I have mediocre Photoshop skills and can fix it … This is the same sketch, I just took out the 4 lines and divided it up into a 5-panel garage door. Whew – Thanks, Photoshop! My eye is telling me that this is a 4-panel 8′-0″ door, and as a result, that scale figure must be around 4′-4″ tall.

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You Make Your Own Opportunities | Life of an Architect

Life of an Architect

I developed this habit right out of school and it has stuck with me ever since. At my second job, I taught myself Photoshop afterhours and on my lunch break. i learned so much from the contractors this way! It’s when you pretend to know something you don’t know that things get messy.

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‘The Reading Room’ Playhouse – Winner’s Profile

Life of an Architect

SketchUp, Photoshop, Illustrator Was there one aspect of the design requirements that you felt was particularly challenging? Then thinking through how to build it so I could document it for the contractor was much more challenging than I had anticipated. How long did you work on your design? Three or four days for design, maybe.

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Profile of an Architectural Intern – Part One

Life of an Architect

Seeing no rational reason to decline, and having already developed a sense of ownership over my work and a sense of pride in the firm, I did indeed return the next summer. I’m now being trusted to work on multiple billable projects at once, including a 50% work-share on a house in Oklahoma that is now undergoing design development in Revit.

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A Day in the Life of an Architect

Life of an Architect

It’s a pattern that has developed over the years since I have a kid and my wife and I have an arrangement where she drops my daughter off at school in the morning and I take care of the evening pickups. I have selected Tuesday, November 25th as my day to portray. I thought about making some bacon for breakfast but … wah-waaa.