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Architectural Graphics

I love translating design concepts into clear, compelling visuals—whether rendered plans, sections, elevations, axonometric drawings, material boards, or full project presentations. Architectural graphics are more than just documentation; they’re storytelling tools that reveal the logic, emotion, and intent behind a space. I enjoy crafting visuals that not only communicate how a design works but also why it matters.

Exploded Axonometrics

I use exploded axonometrics to reveal the spatial logic and relationships within a design—making complex assemblies and layered programs easier to understand at a glance. Created in Revit, these drawings are an essential part of my architectural graphics toolkit, helping to communicate construction, hierarchy, and flow with clarity and impact.

  • Restaurant Area Graphic

    This exploded axonometric breaks down the project's required sections, using colour coding and annotations to highlight key features and spatial relationships.

  • Facility Design Focus Area Highlights

    This exploded axonometric illustrates the key focus areas within a multi-building facility, highlighting spatial relationships and program distribution across the site.

  • Rendered Hotel Finish Graphic

    This exploded axonometric was rendered to illustrate how material finishes transition and flow throughout the hotel’s interior spaces—highlighting continuity, contrast, and the relationship between public and private zones.

  • Modular Housing Sequence of Assembly Diagram

    The exploded axonometric format was used to clearly communicate the assembly sequence of the modular housing system, incorporating colour coding, numbered steps, and projection lines to enhance coordination and visual clarity.

  • Office Room Map Graphic

    In this diagram, room areas are color-coded to correspond with the room legend. While a 2D plan version was also developed, the exploded axonometric provides an added layer of spatial understanding—revealing both vertical stacking and horizontal adjacencies.

Poster Presentations

I use project design presentation posters to clearly communicate the concept, layout, materiality, and key features of a space. They combine drawings, diagrams, and visual storytelling in a single cohesive format—ideal for guiding viewers through the design process from inspiration to execution.

  • Design Poster: Modern Diner Design

    Punky’s Diner reimagines the classic diner with a playful, health-conscious twist. Inspired by mid-century Palm Springs and “The Girl from Ipanema,” the design features zoned spaces for dining, a market, and bar. An exploded axonometric created in Revit highlights spatial flow, supported by plans, elevations, and a curated finish palette.

  • Design Poster: Post-Disaster Housing

    The Modern Wharenui is a transitional housing concept inspired by Te Whare Pora (the Māori house of weaving). Designed in response to post-earthquake housing needs in Christchurch, the project blends cultural narrative with practical resilience. Rendered axonometrics, sections, and material selections communicate a system for flexible, modular assembly using sustainable, locally sourced materials.

  • Design Poster Page 1: Office Design

    This is the first page of the four-panel poster series (see the full spread here). This four-panel board presents the project in a clear sequence: starting with concept and plans, followed by furniture and finish selections, then rendered sections, and finally 3D views. It outlines the spatial layout and design intent for a workplace inspired by the Bruce Trail and created for Duolingo Canada.

  • Design Poster: Home Goods Retail Space Design

    This two-panel board presents Sbocciare, a retail concept for Jungalow inspired by the idea of blooming. The first panel introduces the concept, floor plans, and key features like a floral storefront and double-height opening. The second panel includes detailed sections, fixture highlights, and curated selections for lighting, finishes, furniture, and equipment.

Logos + Infographics

  • Montipora Health Logo

  • Restaurant Trends Infographic

  • Diner Menu (with Logo)

  • Speakeasy Logo

    Speakeasy Logo Signage Mockup

  • Hotel Logo (and naming)

  • Room Signage Mockup

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