DAILY LOGS

Monday, April 15

Added material labels to section drawings for new development project. Printed and redlined both drawings once completed. Worked on exterioir façade color options for a car wash project.

Hours Worked: 4 hours

AXP Category: Project Development & Documentation

 

Tuesday, April 16

Continued working on exterior façade color options. Attended a site visit for a new residential renovation project to get general room dimensions, ceiling heights, and rough window and door opening dimensions to create a floor plan and exterior elevations.

Hours Worked: 4 hours

AXP Category: Project Development & Documentation

 

Wednesday, April 17

Modeled stair railing for pavilion and tower in SketchUp model for new development project.

Hours Worked: 4 hours

AXP Category: Project Development & Documentation

 

Thursday, April 18

Put together check sets for another development project in CD phase. Created eTransmit folders for three separate buildings for a residential development project currently in CD phase. Updated SketchUp model for new development project per structural notes received. Revisited project site from Tuesday to gather more information to create exterior elevations.

Hours Worked: 4 hours

AXP Category: Project Development & Documentation

 

WEEKLY REFLECTION

It was an exciting week as Kelly and I were assigned a new project and given the opportunity to go on our own site visit, versus tagging along and riding in the backseat as we’ve done on previous trips, meeting with a long term builder and land developer that has worked closely with the firm over the past several years. It’s amazing looking back and seeing where we started and how far we’ve come just over the past four months. The knowledge I’ve gained and lessons I’ve learned from working in such a unique firm and about practice in general have proven to be invaluable. It’s a bittersweet feeling as our internship has finally come to an end, but I am definitely looking forward to returning and continuing work on both new and old projects at Synchronicity over the summer.