Design 3: Habersham Hall - part 2

My cell phone has not been the same since my nephew dunked it into his food bowl.  Every time I try to take a picture, it tries to load it then goes back to the main screen.  My luck!  I figured this out last week, I've been occasionally trying it again in hopes that it will sort itself out.  It hasn't.  Soooo, I just tried the broken camera and IT WORKED :D  I really didn't think it would.  I am happy, finally one for me.  The screen is all fuzzy, it is hard to see what you are taking a picture of, but when I plugged the card the pictures are clear:

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Axonometric Drawing : 30 / 60

Pencil line weights: 8H, 6H, 4H

Color: Pink to show movement of space

1 foot = 1/8 inch

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Habersham Hall

Design 3 - Habersham Hall

Habersham Hall is Savannah's old Chatham County Jail.  Built in 1887 - It was bought and repurposed by S.C.A.D (Savannah College of Art and Design) in 1990.

Photo: Kathryn Osgood

Our main focus is the back wall (not pictured).  We had to compose a axon drawing 30/60 including the wall, introducing our own elements.  The color shows the path of space throughout the building.  I added where the stairs should be, moving space up and down.

I want to include a back wall, I am going to work on shortly, and update this post.

Sources:
Virtual Historic Savannah Project - Habershamm Hall (SCAD)