New Oceanfront Renderings

 

Latest renderings to come out of the workshop!

64 Sylvia Lane and New Holgate Lot Renderings and Flythroughs!

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Updated Photos for Rendering & Construction Project

Over the summer, the CMG workshop produced renderings to assist a spec builder on selling two new builds prior to construction even started. Before and after pics below!





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We're Famous!

For as long as I can remember, I've always enjoyed reading the local Sandpaper (http://thesandpaper.villagesoup.com/). So, since I don't live in the area anymore, even though I am there for work everyday, my grandmother saves each weeks' edition for me to read. Imagine my surprise when I turn to the back page to see one of my renderings! Next stop is the Wall Street Journal and USA Today!



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Avon-by-the-Sea Rendering

The workshop was recently asked to provide a rendering to present a conceptual design, within surrounding context, to a local planning board. Given a set of floorplans, 4 elevations and several site images, the renders below were created.

If you are looking for creative ways to start marketing and selling your plans, design or projects before you even break ground, give us a call!

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Drexel Portfolio - 6 Years of Design (one to go)

Six years in and all classes and electives complete. The only thing that stands between me and a degree in architecture is 9 months worth of Thesis. Since the Thesis will be a portfolio in and of itself, I decided to take this time of "calm before the storm" to complete my student portfolio. Looking back, it seems like the time flew by, although it didn't feel like that at any single point throughout the process... Take a look (by clicking on "PORTFOLIO"), let me know what you think!

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Video Fly-throughs for Circul Custom Builders

Things are busy at the Workshop! Here are the first 3 of 10 videos that the CMG Workshop has been working on for Circul Custom Builders of Long Beach island, NJ (www.circul.com). The Workshop provided all the renderings and animations for the designs created by William C. Tagland, Architect (http://www.myredshow.com/). Enjoy!

the BEACH AVE DUPLEX

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32nd AVENUE DUPLEX

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the McGRATH

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Designing a House in Guyana - Preliminary

The workshop has been busy lately with exciting projects going on all over the world!!! Right now, we have exciting projects going on in Long Beach Island NJ, the British Virgin Islands, and Guyana!! Here is the preliminary design for a house in Guyana and, while the next phase of design will likely change the aesthetics considerably, we still think this is a nice house.



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Co-Housing Project - Update

We're at the mid way point! Only a few more weeks left on our last studio project before diving into thesis. Starting to see a light at the end of the tunnel. Hopefully that isn't from an oncoming train...

So It Begins - Last Studio Project Before Thesis...

Here it is, the last Studio project before I begin thesis. Drum roll please..... A Cohousing Community for a Philadelphia Neighborhood. This project is going to be designed for approximately 25 to 30 units, common spaces and outdoor spaces, and be located on Spruce and Juniper in Center City.

A Cohousing Community for a Philadelphia Neighborhood

Cohousing, an alternative form of "intentional community," was started in Denmark in the early 1970's. It combines the privacy of ones own residence with the convenience and communality of shared facilities - a communal dining room, children's play areas, workshops, meeting/living room and laundry room. Although the houses operate as self sufficient units, the shared areas are integral to the concept of community and cooperation.

A Cohousing community enables people of different generations and backgrounds to share their experiences, provide residents with a safety net and share a sense of family. These communities are created to encourage the extended family and neighbors helping neighbors.

Such a community also affords the individual the privacy to which we have all become accustomed and the financial benefits of home ownership while being part of a larger unit. Participants in a cohousing development take an active role in the creation of their community. Social interaction is a primary component; creating a sustainable environment, an artist community, a child-oriented community, a service oriented community, or a combination of these, are often goals. Successful communities are usually started by a core of people who choose to live in such a community, rather than by developers who want to sell their housing units.

Latest StudioView360 News

The CMG workshop and the gang at studioview360 are working on some really exciting new projects. Right now, we are working on developing 3D SketchUp components and Revit families for a company that makes Emergency Lighting systems intended to be architecturally pleasing and visually unobtrusive when not in use. We are also working on renderings that show how well they integrate with the design during normal conditions, as well as their lighting properties during emergency situations. We're still finishing up several things, but draft renderings below. As always, we welcome your input for improvement. Thanks.

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