The Social Spot was a single family home designed in 2006 by Jon Cody using AutoCAD 2004. It featured an open kitchen and bar area with seating for entertainment, as well as rotating and open office spaces. While the first floor was designed, the project was scrapped before a second floor or further work was completed.
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Bree-Anne Hubick portfolio, Class of 2015, Lakeland College Interior Design Technology. Lakeland students learn how to put together a portfolio of their work and have it ready for showing prospective employers and clients. Interior design technology is a two-year diploma program at Lakeland College in Vermilion, Alberta, Canada.
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2. Stats
Title: The Social Spot Project Type: Single Family Home
Program Used: AutoCAD 2004 Year Designed: 2006
Features: • Open Kitchen Size: 1st floor: 4,487 sq ft
with large bar 2nd floor: no data
seating Total: 4,487+ sq ft
• Rotating office
door
• Open floor plan
• 3 car garage
Work Left to Do: • Scraped project Skills Learned: Client interaction
• 2nd floor
3. I only designed the 1st floor of
this house for a friend.
She wanted a house designed
for entertainment, so I created a
large open kitchen and dining
room with plenty of seating for
guest.
She also wanted his and her
offices with one office having a
rotating door to enter.
Although this house has the
potential to be useable, I
decided not to continue working
on it. And will not be designing
and upstairs.