Final PowerPoint Presentation

Final Curated Blog Submission

Fusion 360 Final Bedroom Model

100 Word Statement (draft)

Separating a space for efficiency in isolation (118 words)

In being isolated during the current pandemic, I found that it is important to attempt to separate the different environments within my bedroom, where I work, sleep and relax in this time. I first experimented with a façade wall to add more light to this (image) east-facing wall which faces a hill, blocking the limited natural light where my bed is placed, making it easier to get out of bed for a productive day when this light is maximised. I then created a loft above this area to elevate the bed for more light. This creates a cosy space for relaxation underneath, leaving the rest of the open space for a bright studying area, which I considered highly effective.

1:20 Boxboard Bedroom Model with Loft Addition

Week 7 Fusion360 Initials Model

In this tutorial I had some struggles making the sketch for the S in my initials (S I D) look reasonable, however, I managed it with many tangent curves. I then hit a wall with the shell tool as there seemed to be constant errors in the shape, which I was unable to fix by changing the thickness of the I in the middle of the shape, or by changing the S into something more simple and blocky.

This eventually worked to an extent, the more blocky S made me able to create a loft, but only with a very thin inside thickness. I was able to create a thickness of up to 0.3mm but any higher than that would create more errors which I found could not be fixed unless I made the S barely legible as an S.

I textured this model with blue glass at the bottom, and mahogany wood at the top, as well as black and white granite for the edge of the letters. I found that these letters combined well together for a modern look.

Fusion 360 bedroom model (with loft addition)