Week 1




Oriental
Envision
Metal
Polish

Oriental
Future
Mechanical
Polish

Future
Envision
Polish
Metal

Envision
Future
Future
Metal

Metal
Polish
Oriental
Future

Envision
Future
Metal
Mechanical

Future
Envision
Mechanical
Polish


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Envision
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Comments

  1. Unknown12 March 2018 at 05:42

    - there should be 18 section here.
    - you have to think very carefully about the hatching of all underground planes.
    - where are the 2x views of the sketchup model? you should have chosen one section for week 1 homework and turned it into a sketchup model.

    Thanks, Maryam

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