A peek at some final sketches

These are the final sketches of the buildings 1 and 2. 

Building 1, Luxury apartment. 


Building 2, Department store. 





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  1. Carrie MansfieldJuly 26, 2021 at 5:47 AM

    You have been attending lessons, but your blog is behind on content quite badly, especially as we are now at the start of week 4. Your project is signed off, please add the sheet to your blog. There are a number of posts missing from class (we did these in class) and self study - add them as soon as possible! This includes the welcome post from week 1! Catch up, keep up and keep work as this is a good idea, but you must make sure you stay committed to it throughout the term!

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  2. Carrie MansfieldAugust 5, 2021 at 3:41 AM

    Olisa, your blog is worth 70% of your final mark and although you have been engaging in class (though often arriving late) you must show your project development on your blog, complete class tasks and homework/self-study or you will risk failing this module.

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