A JOURNEY FROM SKETCH TO 3D. All projects begin the same way here at Hayne, with some yellow trace paper and a pencil. From there, by identifying the project restrictions, Robbin Hayne will use layers and layers of trace (most of which end up crumpled on the office floor) to work through the design process…
Tag: sketching
Project Presentation: Woodrow Wilson
Continuing from last week’s post, this week we have another project that we presented through PowerPoint via Zoom. Unlike the project from last week, this project we had an Auto Cad base that we were able to bring into Revit to create a BIM model. This allowed us to incorporate some 3D views of the…
Working through As-Builts: Tetris Style!
DREAM: Go to a site. Take measurements and write them down very neatly with different colors to organize different conditions. You are able to easily access every space in the house. You photo document every wall and special conditions happening. You return to the office in 3 hours because you were able to complete it…
Things we Love: Figuring out As-Builts!
YAY! As-builts, I love them.. said no one ever! But in the architecture world you will find yourself coming across them pretty often. What does make us happy, from as-builts, is when we figure things out or make sense of them. We will give you an example below of how this week we did something we…
Presentation Graphics & Render Styles
Here@Hayne we don’t conform to one way of presenting our work to clients. Each team member has their own style and preference when it comes to presentation styles. All Hand renderings (a favorite of the big man Robbin Hayne) Straight out of the Box Rendering (not particularly our favorite style…) Overlay – Compter + Collage …
Project Spotlight: Dude, where’s my column?
Previously in our REVIT tutorials, we were looking at how to construct a base model using drawing information provided by the Client. This can be a difficult task depending on the quality of the information you receive. Is there a survey? Are they AutoCAD drawings? Are there multiple sets? Are there discrepancies? After a certain…
mon-o-coque
PROJECT NAME: mon-o-coque PROJECT LOCATION: PALM SPRINGS CALIFORNIA DESIGN PHASE: SCHEMATIC DESIGN The word monocoque is a French term for “single shell” or (of boats) “single hull”. – From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia