Cadd design

As of the moment all these files do appear somewhat random and hap-hazard without a vast amount of context. However, each drawing has its own story for what made me generate it, but for the time being I'm choosing to present them in categories rather than by project.

Due to converting between file formats and editing using online photo editor (mostly to hide 'sensitive' information) image quality on a number of the drawings has unfortunately degraded. This is an issue I am fully aware of and I am gradually working on trying to recover quality. please use contact us tab for any enquiries regarding this issue,

Thanks

Rudland Designs

Elevations and topographical map (Final Project)

Suggesting layering to allow for a green roof (Final Project)

Structural details and very basic floor plan (Final Project)

East and West Structural elevations (Final Project)

Structural junction basic detail (Final Project)

Alternate design choices (Final Project)

detail and topographical map of new design (Final Project)

Langdale House floor plan. Produced using Archi-CAD (College, CADD)

Langdale House Elevations (College, CADD)

Garage Layout, produced using Archi-CAD. (College, CADD)

Langdale house foundation Detail (College, CADD)

Glass Partition detail for Conversion/Adaptation Module. (College, CADD) (Updated 2023)

Existing Structure for Conversion/Adaptation Module. (College, CADD) (Updated 2023)

Proposed Floor Plan for Conversion/Adaptation Module (College, CADD) (Updated 2023)

These are ofcourse but a few examples of the work I've produced through the years. during my college course i had weekly lessons on a couple different pieces of software plus a student version on my home laptop to play around with its fuctions during the holidays. I mostly worked with the normal 2D AutoCAD, but did also briefly dabble in AutoCAD Architecture and more so briefly with Revit, all software produced by Autodesk.

After college i did move up to university, but sadly was unable to complete my course and unfortunately forfeited my degree. However, in the 2 years I did partake in the course I racked up a further year actively using 2D AutoCAD, Following my departure from the university course i did continue using the software at home to try keep my mind on it until my student license sadly expired and I deemed it too costly to justify buying for my own personal gain. This however does also leave me in a small predicament regarding access to a number of drawings produced in the software, leading to a lack of drawings as of current. I do however intend to look into possiblilities for how to regain these drawings in the near future.