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How To Build A Model House Essay

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v. Research on how to build a model house
To build a model house, I had to research some ways to build a model house because I have never built a model house before. By research, I have found out some steps to build a model house and things that is necessary to build a model house. The essential things to build model house was setting scales and drawing blue print. Also by researching and figuring out the steps to build a model house, I have figured out the materials that I need to build a model house. The materials weren’t listed when I have researched, but with the things that I have to do, I could know what I had to do. vi. Deigning second and third model house
I have designed a first dream house before however as I said before, I need several designs to have the best design for my project. So I have designed more dream houses, and those are second and third design. Second and third designs are more developed than the first design. Compared to first design, the design was not just a square and had some curved walls different from the first design. …show more content…

The things that I need weren’t just listed, it gave a detailed explanation and it was the basic material I need to build a house model. I got some help from Ms. Batte who is art teacher in our school. She did major in architecture and when I said to her that I decided to use wood, she suggested me to use form board whether than using wood. To find out things that I should order, I have listed a other table with things that I already have in residence. There were not many things, but there were some materials that were overlapping with materials that I needed. However, also there were some materials that weren’t listed in the table that I have made that is in shown in appendix. That way it was easy to find out what materials should I order and what I could make or develop my model house with materials I have in

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