Studio Vlog 5

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This is by far one of my most exciting vlogs yet! Here I show you how to make a laser cutting file using AutoCAD for making topography for site models, show the building of the site model, and exhibit an actual design charrette between students! A design charrette is where designers will work to develop a solution to solve a design problem and present their projects to critics who will then give them feedback on their designs. I was really excited to be able to film all of this for you guys, this is definitely one you don't want to miss!

Learn how to make a CAD site file and listen to an architecture design charrette discussion! // More info below! Christian Kerez - Leutschenbach School [note system integration] http://www.archdaily.com/382485/leutschenbach-school-christian-kerez/ Other Social Media: Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/thestudentarchitect Tumblr: http://www.thestudentarchitect.tumblr.com­/ Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/thestudentarchi Snapchat: thestudentarchi
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