Townhome
Revit I
December 2024
Generic Resedential Townhomes for Urban Living
The townhouse units showcased in the pictures are designed with the vision of two families dwelling in these units. The townhouse has an abundance of sunlight which through fenestration can defer the use of HVAC systems and artificial lighting. Having a substantial amount of naturally induced lighting takes away the reason for artificial light. Therefore, encouraging the use of the awning and single-hung windows.
Rendering - Bedroom
The townhouse units depicted are designed with the vision of two families dwelling within them. Each townhouse is oriented to maximize access to natural sunlight, which, through thoughtful fenestration, reduces reliance on HVAC systems and artificial lighting. The substantial use of naturally induced light minimizes the need for artificial illumination and supports passive environmental performance. This approach encourages the use of awnings and single-hung windows to control solar gain while maintaining interior comfort and efficiency.
Rendering - Restroom
Elevation - Kitchen
Rendering - Kitchen
Rendering - Common Space
Internal camera views positioned directly within the modeled living spaces accurately capture how specific single-hung and awning window families manipulate natural sunlight. This allows for a seamless transition from the technical drafting workflow into realistic spatial presentations of the wood-accented bedroom, island kitchen, and common areas.
Elevation - North
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Townhome
Revit I
December 2024
Revit, Autocad
Generic Resedential Townhomes for Urban Living
Generic Resedential Townhomes for Urban Living
The townhouse units showcased in the pictures are designed with the vision of two families dwelling in these units. The townhouse has an abundance of sunlight which through fenestration can defer the use of HVAC systems and artificial lighting. Having a substantial amount of naturally induced lighting takes away the reason for artificial light. Therefore, encouraging the use of the awning and single-hung windows.
The townhouse units showcased in the pictures are designed with the vision of two families dwelling in these units. The townhouse has an abundance of sunlight which through fenestration can defer the use of HVAC systems and artificial lighting. Having a substantial amount of naturally induced lighting takes away the reason for artificial light. Therefore, encouraging the use of the awning and single-hung windows.
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Rendering - Restroom
Elevation - Kitchen
The townhouse units depicted are designed with the vision of two families dwelling within them. Each townhouse is oriented to maximize access to natural sunlight, which, through thoughtful fenestration, reduces reliance on HVAC systems and artificial lighting. The substantial use of naturally induced light minimizes the need for artificial illumination and supports passive environmental performance. This approach encourages the use of awnings and single-hung windows to control solar gain while maintaining interior comfort and efficiency.
Internal camera views positioned directly within the modeled living spaces accurately capture how specific single-hung and awning window families manipulate natural sunlight. This allows for a seamless transition from the technical drafting workflow into realistic spatial presentations of the wood-accented bedroom, island kitchen, and common areas.
Rendering - Kitchen
Rendering - Common Space
Elevation - North
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