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Students used CAD to create the floor plans and also the exterior elevations for their tiny house. They used the laser engraver to create the exterior walls and modeled their home using balsa wood and tools in the classroom.

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Students have the 3rd marking period to work on their tree houses. Their designs must look like they fit or actually belong in the tree, be creative, innovative, use materials wisely, be to scale, include at least 3 rooms, among other requirements.

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Students finally got to live out their dream project - building something in Minecraft for school (couldn't believe I allowed this!). The students had 2 weeks to build their own world, could not use an existing structure. The structure had to have at least 10 rooms. For the students without minecraft, they were able to use SketchUp to create a house with 10 rooms.

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Kits were delivered to the Architecture students to create their own house within a designated footprint. The project took about two weeks.