Research Research. Simpson Lee Precedent

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This last week i was tasked to do a precedent study on the Simpson lee house and produce sections, elevations, diagrams and a model. it was really interesting honestly but i feel like if i had more time i would have done more but i didn't let you lot down "i got y'all".








Oh yeah i also gave another stab at rendering. What do you guys think?

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  1. Murphy TeeOctober 26, 2016 at 2:43 PM

    What software did you use for your model? Looks promising. Simpson Lee's house looks very eco-friendly... But you didn't drop those your explanatory comments you usually do... 😢😟😔 lol. Nice job. Handling archi tasks and consistent blogging isn't rice and beans. More grease mahn. 👏👏👍✊

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