ARCHITECTURAL MODELING / FURNITURE / ENCLOSURES

Models. Plans.
Real spaces.

Room layouts, framing, furniture, and enclosures from the existing design archive. Some remain studies; others, including the basement bathroom and angled-space bookshelf, are built. The construction photographs, drawings, and saved model views belong to the same larger story.

April 2023 basement progress, with boarded walls, door openings, and ceiling lighting.
Around the house2023
Documented construction

The basement, opened up and built out

A construction record of the basement taking shape, from open framing and concealed services to boarded walls and tiled spaces.

April 2023 shower tiling: light wall tile, a recessed niche, and a hexagonal-pattern floor.
Around the house2023
Built room

Basement bathroom: from Fusion to a real room

A Fusion room model paired with the actual basement construction: exposed drains, supply lines, and the tiled shower that followed. The bathroom now exists in our house.

Original Fusion-produced Basement Office Bookshelf drawing with sloped-panel geometry and dimensions.
Around the house2023
Built bookshelf

The angled-space bookshelf, built

A bookshelf made for an angled space in our house, with its original Fusion drawing preserved alongside the built-project story.

Original saved SketchUp preview of a table with two wood support panels and a dark top; includes a scale figure.
Models & spaces2021
Design study

Table study in SketchUp

A digital table concept with a dark top, shaped wood support panels, and a scale figure.

Built-in shelving with dark surfaces and contrasting wood edges.
Around the house2026
Piece / project

Shelves that belong to the room

Built-in shelving with dark faces and natural wood edges. Designed for the space, not squeezed into it.

THE SOURCE MATTERS

Drawings. Saved views.
Actual geometry.

The room drawing is an original drawing sheet. The saved SketchUp previews are kept at their original resolution. The rotatable enclosure view uses an existing STL export, not a reconstruction.

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