
Multi-storey residential tower
A full residential block modelled floor by floor, with balcony detailing, jaali screens and a dusk exterior render.
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Every project on this page was built by a learner at the Sector 14 centre — modelled, detailed and rendered in the same software the industry runs on.
Projects are credited by software and discipline. We are confirming permission with each maker before publishing names alongside their work.
40 projects
10 projects

A full residential block modelled floor by floor, with balcony detailing, jaali screens and a dusk exterior render.

Classical villa elevation taken through to an evening render, with external lighting placed and balanced.

Brick-clad residence with cantilevered slabs and an external stair, rendered at sunset.

Two-storey house with car port, terrace and landscaped frontage, modelled and rendered in context.

Front elevation study with balcony, boundary treatment and planting.

Massing and material study — timber banding against render, shown from the approach.

Elevation worked up with glazing, railings and porch detail.

Dimensioned first-floor plan with room names and a 3D view, issued on a titled sheet.

Ground and first floor plans with door and window marks, set out on a single sheet alongside the model.

An animated approach to a curved-glass tower and its landscaped plaza, with the floor levels called out as the camera climbs.
16 projects

Piston, connecting rod and crankshaft modelled as parts, assembled, and documented as a drawing with a bill of materials.

The same engine shown as a built assembly, with mates checked through the full rotation.

A complete A2 sheet: detail views, an exploded sub-assembly, a bill of materials and manufacturing notes.

The finished engine assembled from its own machined parts, flywheel to cylinder.

Full vehicle assembly — bonnet surfacing, wheels, canopy and decals, built as constrained components.

Frame, tines and three-point linkage modelled as a working assembly.

Product model with upholstered surfaces, gas lift and castor base, presented in a rendered scene.

Blade, guard and motor housing modelled and assembled concentrically.

Lifting hook with threaded shaft, assembled with constraints and checked for interference.

Spoke geometry and tread pattern modelled, then rendered as a presentation image.

Turned barrel, carriage and wheels built as parts and mated into a working assembly.

Six-wheel vehicle body, cab and load bed modelled and rendered.

The four-cylinder crank train animated through its stroke, so the phasing of the pistons can be checked against the throws.

The engine run through its cycle, with the cylinder rocking on its trunnion as the flywheel turns.

The housing taken apart and rebuilt, showing how the race, seals and cap go together.

Full bike assembly — frame, tank, finned engine, chain drive, suspension and exhaust, rendered in an outdoor scene.
7 projects

Orthographic views projected from an isometric with a mitre line, carrying hidden detail and overall sizes.

Profile built from tangent arcs between R15 and R90, with linear dimensions setting out the arc centres.

Rotor outline with six lobes set out on a R60 centre circle, around a keyed central hub.

Symmetrical plate with R15 and R10 lobes joined by R30 fillets, dimensioned from the centrelines.

Flange face set out by diameter — a bolt circle of holes around a central bore.

Cover plate outline with a central bore and four corner fixings, drawn from centrelines.

Construction exercise in tangency: a chain of arcs from R4 to R30 meeting cleanly, dimensioned by radius throughout.
7 projects

A bust printed on its own plinth, the colour shift coming off the filament rather than paint — a test of fine surface detail.

Printed in a wood-tone filament, with the frame, tank, engine and spoked wheels all resolved on the machine.

A vase modelled as a padded jacket and printed through a pink-to-blue transition — overhangs and colour change in one run.

A bag with a moulded pyramid face and its own printed name tag, finished with cord handles.

A sculptural piece printed in a stone-effect filament, plinth included.

A perforated face carrying a raised letter, printed flat and assembled with its trim and clips.

What the machine has turned out so far — vases, busts, planters and models, kept on the shelf at the centre.
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