As an extra requirement i had to create internal perspectives of our design of the domus project. It additionally gave myself and most likely others as well what the actual design looks like from an internal view, and once again managed to tackle the brief what i thought to be quite successful. With the louvres being a key concept to the design, which allowed the ability to see right through the building from outside in, creating good cross ventilation and also being made out of recycled materials. All up i believe it worked well, for the requirements, the location and the purpose of this project. What are your thoughts??
This is just an external perspective taken from the balcony looking through the building to the end where the bedrooms are located
An internal perspective looking the same direction as the first image looking through the building showing where the kitchen, table, couches, study area and bedrooms are located.
Another external perspective taken down the side of the balcony looking closer to the bedrooms and the study area. The internal floor is higher that the external balcony which helps prevent water coming through when it rains
The internal perspective of through the other side of the previous image showing the study area and the bedrooms. The louvres are located higher for added privacy yet still allows for the cross ventilation and the see through effect
The bedroom doors all slide from both sides to also allow the see through affect again. Everything ties in together to create the overall affect.
The living area from the other end showing the study desk with computers, the table and kitchen, showing the overall perspective from the opposite end 
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