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This multifunctional building located in East London houses a Canoe Gallery, a drawing class for those aiming to achieve a qualification in boat building, a Canoe Clubhouse and the workshop where the canoes are made in the basement.
The whole drawing was completed using Vectorworks, with the glass on the internal balconies and the buildings either side added afterwards in Photoshop. A A
Vectorworks Drawings | Photoshop Rendering
The Canoe WorkshopSection AA
Work I’ve Done
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Proposed Second Floor
Proposed Plans 1:1001 - Main Entrance2 - Double height storage space for canoes3 - Large void looking down into basement workshop space4 - Canoe Clubhouse5 - Smaller void looking down into workshop space6 - Canoe gallery 7 - Drawing classes and lecture room
Second Floor Roof Detail
Basement
The detail drawing shows the new double-glazed, slanted roof which follows along the line of the existing roof,
allowing light to flood into the small space. Sliding and folding doors have been used a lot throughout the
building to enable spaces to be divided or expanded easily.
Vectorworks Drawings
The Canoe WorkshopPlans & Roof Detail
The bones of this building were created using Google SketchUp, which was then taken into Illustrator to define the outlines within the space. Finally, textures, colour, shadows and occupants were added in Photoshop.
SketchUp Model | Illustrator Touch Up | Photoshop Rendering
The Canoe WorkshopInterior Perspectives
St. Peter’s ChurchKitchen Concept BoardSt. Peter’s medium, commercial sized kitchen is in need of complete refurbishment. This concept board focuses on the main points raised by the main users:- heat resistant flooring- gas Range cooker- deeper cupboard drawers- large stainless steel sink- fresh and warm colour scheme
We are currently contacting builders to price the work that needs to be carried out.
St. Peter’s ChurchKitchen Refurbishment
Above: Illustrator sketch of proposed kitchen layout and some equipment added.
Right: Interior perspectives of textures and finishes using a SketchUp model and
rendered in Photoshop.
Illustrator Sketch | SketchUp Model | Photoshop Rendering