Sketchup house

How I did it

I started by finding a house on Houseplans.com that was over 500 square feet. Once I picked my house (which took quite a while to be honest), I created a giant rectangle using the house's width and depth. I then set the height to the height listed on the house plan. From there I created the roof and a few windows. But thenI realized I had been doing it wrong for the past week so I had to restart the entire process, which was pretty dang hard. I then created windows, a door, a roof, and an epic interior Shrek shrine.

What I Learned

I learned how to fully use sketch up and the power of perseverance. Next time I may see if I can find a house plan that looks the same in pictures of the house and the plan because my house had that problem. The house plan looked very different from the house. Something I think I did very well was the windows, those were very time consuming. Something I would do the sam is the door and windows, I am very proud of those.






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