From Hand Sketch to CAD: Designing a One-Story Apartment

Project Description:

This project demonstrates the transition of a hand-drawn sketch into a fully developed AutoCAD file. The project focuses on designing a one-story apartment that prioritizes space efficiency and functional design.

Initial Concept: The project started with a hand-drawn sketch that captured the basic layout and flow of the apartment, including key areas such as the living room, bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom.

CAD Conversion: The hand-drawn sketch was then converted into a precise AutoCAD drawing, incorporating accurate dimensions, structural details, and design elements. This step involved refining the layout, ensuring that all spaces were utilized effectively while maintaining aesthetic appeal.

Key Features:

Open Plan Layout: The apartment features an open-plan design, connecting the living, dining, and kitchen areas, which helps in creating a spacious, airy atmosphere.

Functional Spaces: Every area of the apartment was designed to be functional and efficient, with clear zoning for privacy and relaxation.

Sustainability: The design includes considerations for natural lighting and ventilation to enhance energy efficiency.

Final Output: The AutoCAD file provides detailed floor plans, sections, and elevations, ensuring the design can be executed accurately. The project highlights my ability to transition from conceptual sketches to technical drawings, bridging the gap between creativity and practicality in architectural design.