architecture[tevan]

thingiverse

Building something from scratch is incredibly rewarding and fun. I've chosen to create a tiny house using the 123D Design software. This innovative tool allows users to bring their ideas to life in 3D, and it's perfect for building small structures like this miniature abode. The design process began with defining three primary parts: the main floor, the second floor, and the rooftop area. These sections will come together to form a cozy, self-contained space that's just the right size for a single person or couple. With 123D Design, I was able to easily manipulate and adjust each component until it fit perfectly with my vision. The software's intuitive interface made it simple to add details like windows, doors, and even roofing materials. Once the design was complete, I exported it as an STL file and sent it off to be printed using a 3D printer. As I waited for the printing process to finish, I couldn't help but think about all the possibilities this little house represented – from being used as a playhouse or guest cottage to serving as a tiny home for someone who wants to live more sustainably. After what felt like an eternity, the print was finally complete, and I eagerly opened up the box to see my creation in person. The result exceeded my expectations, with crisp lines, smooth surfaces, and a sense of solidity that's hard to achieve with traditional building methods.