Architectural Furnishings Assembly

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Architectural Project consisting of three main assemblies: Bedroom, Living Room, and Office.

Bedroom:
This was the assembly I spent most of my time on; I made the entire framework of the room, mating each plank of wood with the other, and those with the floor and walls, etc. This one definitely took me the longest, which is why I am the most proud of it. Regarding design choices, I made the two opposite windows the same, with the one on the back wall different because I wanted to emphasize the geometricity of the modern style in two different ways. I chose simple, dark, colors for this (and the other two) assembly. The main part that I made to accompany the ones I had already made is the door. Which may seem simple, but it is made up of 5 different parts.

Living Room: The living room assembly was the quickest one I did for this project. One notable feature is the sunken in part, that could act as a couch. This component was fairly popular in the 70's. The windows are large and wide, like most other modernist buildings. I made two parts to accompany those which I previously made for this assembly: the floor trim and the TV.

Office: The office is a small room, but it contains a variety of parts. The part from the furnishing project that is in this room is the table/desk. I created a chair of the same style as the desk to accompany it. I also added a carpet, and various accessories for on top of the desk: computer, phone, book case, binders. In regards to the computer and the phone, I went for a late 80's look, which is different from the technology in the other two rooms (lights/TV), so in theory this room would not be a part of the same house as the other two.