20/1/2019

Block out

 As per group discussion, block outs of the environment and house have been created to assess on size and shape for group agreement.

 Fig 3- Front elevation.
 Fig 4 - Rear Elevation.
 Fig 5- Side Elevation.
 Fig 6- Side Elevation.

 This was aided by following the linked tutorials for ideas on design,  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoCMZol-Kxk, (CG School, 2018) & https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxIATZwetH4, (Hermes, 2016).  As stated, this is only a block out.  Once the group has agreed on size and shape of the house features, more detail will be added to reflect that of a house for Victorian period in 19th Century Britain.

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