3D Home Model--TinkerCad
Don't forget to log every day with specific details about what you planned or accomplished.
Goal: To digitally design a home for a specific client.
Artifacts: The completed home in Tinkercad, snips/screen capture of the project in Tinkercad from different angles which includes the document name.
Project Details to Know:
You will choose a client from the list below.
There is a tutorial in TinkerCad which will teach you how to design a home on the site.
There is a list of rooms that should be included in the home. You may add more rooms to your home.
There is a list of minimum requirements for room size in the list below.
You are expected to work the entire time on the project.
Once you have finished the project, you will use the Chromebook screen capture tool or the Microsoft Snipping tool to take images of your items in Tinkercad.
Join my Action Tinkercad class before you start to work if you haven't already.
https://www.tinkercad.com/learn/overview/OG2TEUVIQFHI7DT?type=designs
Interior Design
Your home will have:
a kitchen
at least one bathroom
a living room
at least one bedroom
and a laundry room
The room sizes are suggestions, but you may design your own room size. You do need to actually use the number of doorways/closet doors/ windows for the rooms.
Client Options
You must pick one of the following clients and design their rooms for them:
A single woman who is very interested in green living.
A family of three. (The child is a 14 year old.)
A husband and wife who are both avid outdoors people.
A family of three. (The child is a 2 year old.)
A single man who is a huge Green Bay Packers Fan.
Bedroom 1 — 10 feet by 15 feet (1 window, 1 door, and 28” wide closet door)
Bedroom 2—15 feet by 15 feet (2 windows, 1 door, 48” wide closet doors)
Master Bedroom—20 feet by 20 feet (2 windows, 1 door, 1 bathroom door, 2-28” wide closet doors)
Living Room 1—20 feet by 25 feet (1 48” wide window, 1 48” wide opening to kitchen, 1 36” wide entry door)
Living room 2-- 18 feet by 20 feet (1 36” wide entry door, 1 36” wide doorway to another room, 3 windows)
Bathroom-- 10 feet by 12 feet (toilet, shower, sink)
Bathroom—12 feet by 15 feet (toilet, shower, sink, window)
Use Google Sketchup to create your floor plan and design for the room. I know that
you will not be able to find identical pieces in the Google templates that you will find
to purchase, but you should find similar ones.
I think it would be a good idea to start with a sketch and a brainstorm sheet of what
you will include in the room. You may want to list a theme or a set of colors that you
would like to use.