Hello,
I have started modeling the small house that is on the property we purchased to build our business and home on. While the house does not fit our desires and not sure it ever could. It is just not what we a looking for. I can't see having it demolished. Could be good for family to stay in when visiting for extend periods, kids starter home etc...
So I would like to remodel the house.
I would like to draw/model it in some pretty good detail so the Carpenter and I will know exactly what we are looking for and the parts that I do will I will have already digitally constructed.
I have watched most of the new videos Nick Sonder so graciously made. But with out seeing the actual model it is difficult for me to see how much of the internal framing he actually modeled. I realize that everyone has different work flow and needs depending on what they are trying to convey. I am new and there for have now work flow.
I don't really think I need to model the wall framing, but could just draw a walls will doors and windows. But the floor I would like to see the framing as I will be moving some stair cases and really want to see how the framing is going to be handled since the second floor joist are exposed 3x8's.
I uploaded the model I have so far and would welcome any constructive criticism to get me on the right track. The way I have it drawn now I would have to basically re-sheet the outside to render it and not really sure if that is the way to go.
Thanks for reading my rambling ![:green_heart: π](https://community.sketchucation.com/assets/plugins/nodebb-plugin-emoji/emoji/android/1f49a.png?v=3orp1bvic7q)
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