Sketchup For Kitchen Designers

Create professional kitchen designs starting from scratch

What you'll learn

kitchen design with Sketch Up

Requirements

no

Description

SketchUp is a great tool for quickly visualizing a kitchen design . In the first partof this course I will show you how to develop a floor plan quickly, using an importedimage file and scaling it to a real life size. Then we will build a simplearchitectural layout using a number of SketchUp tools to build the walls, insert doorsand windows, create and use materials, and apply special effects such as styles andshadows.Later we will learn in detail how to create an organize collections of kitchencabinets and how to create kitchen layouts effortless scenes for use in clientpresentations.In the second part of this course the student will learn how to link SketchUp withLayOut to transform your 3D model and generate high-quality plans, sections, andelevations for use with planning and construction. This course, which focuses onlinking the scenes created in the first series with this SketchUp Pro companionsoftware, starts with a demonstration of how to navigate the LayOut interface and setup a document. Then, learn how to work with the drawing tools in LayOut.Learning objectivesDrawing floor plans in SketchUpImporting and Scaling images files to use as referencesSelecting the right template and toolsCreating and organizing componentsApplying materials to componentsCreating Kitchen lay outsLinking your model with Sketch Up Lay OutScaling and Adding details in Sketch Up Lay OutExporting your drawing as an image

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 102- workflow

Section 2: 200- creating collections

Lecture 3 201- the box

Lecture 4 202- the door

Lecture 5 203- single base

Lecture 6 204-sink base

Lecture 7 205-2 drawer unit

Lecture 8 206-wall cabinets

Lecture 9 207- wall cabinet 2

Lecture 10 208- wall cabinet3

Lecture 11 209-countertop

Lecture 12 210-fillers

Lecture 13 211-pantry

Lecture 14 212-oven

Lecture 15 213-toekick

Lecture 16 214-creating collections

Section 3: 300-case study

Lecture 17 301-importing and rezising images

Lecture 18 302-modeling walls

Lecture 19 303-wall unit

Lecture 20 304-wall2

Lecture 21 305-the island

Lecture 22 306-panels

Section 4: 400-layout

Lecture 23 401-perspective scenes

Lecture 24 402-creating views plan views

Lecture 25 403-starting sketchup layout

Lecture 26 404-final details

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