AutoCADD - How did we live without it?
I have always been interested in CADD, and the Air Force gave me the oppertunity and training to use it. Now, I don't know how we lived without it! To me, the fact that airplanes, ships and buildings were all designed and built using slide rules and hand drawn layouts is amazing. Props to you guys!
Here is a few examples of some stuff I have worked on using AutoCADD. Nothing much right now, but I wanted to devote a page to it.
Here is a few examples of some stuff I have worked on using AutoCADD. Nothing much right now, but I wanted to devote a page to it.
V.E.T.S. Entryway Design
The main picture above and the ones here are all pictures of a design I did for the University of Arizona V.E.T.S. Office. This is an entry way design built off of the existing structure.
It is a very simple 3-D model with "2d" surfaces in three dimensions.
It is a very simple 3-D model with "2d" surfaces in three dimensions.
Storage Cubby Design
This was actually more complicated than the Entryway design, despite being a much smaller concept. Also designed for the UA V.E.T.S. Office. these cubbies were going to be inserted into a set of existing windows, maximizing floorspace and increase storage room. The designs came out great I think.
