Progress in life so far...

Somehow I still feel technically lost in what I want to do with myself, though there is a saying I heard from someone special that one should think: "what does the world want from me?"
To be honest, I am still having second thoughts about switching majors, yet somehow I feel a little comfortable with the work I am currently doing. Honestly, this interior design work is NOT easy, it's almost a whole new level of difficulty, yet I kind of enjoy the work so far (maybe because I have had drafting practice back in high school).
Anyway, right now we have been working on a 3D model of the Jobson House using a program called vectorworks; we are required to make a model of the exterior and interior in three dimensions, and then export the two floor plans, four elevations, and one section of the house into illustrator to add in extra detail. It's still a work in progress, but here's a little work in progress JPEG image:

Some of us in our design class have been working a basswood model of the house, it was originally suppose to be a final project but due to class scheduling difficulties, it's now just an extra credit project. Here are a few shoots of the model so far:

I originally wanted to use a special laser cutter in the school's wood shop, but I just decided to cut up everything with an exacto knife (had to glue back a lot the skinny wood parts that kept breaking off). I intend to add in some interior walls and the roof sometime soon. 

That's pretty much it for now, I kind of wished I got back into drawing stuff... Been a little busy and distracted to just go out and draw out things for fun. I do hope to get back to you all  soon on anything art related and whatnot.

The Jobson House

Still not entirely sure what I should be doing with myself, for now I'm hoping to keep my options open for just about any career path I can think of...
Anyway, right now in my interior design classes, we are working on drafting and modeling a house called the Jobson House, done by Charles Moore with Peter Hopkinson. It's suppose to be a summer house, or something like that. For drafting (in order), we had to draw out the ground floor plan, the second floor plan, four elevations (front, back, left, right), and a section (I choose to do the front section). They are not suppose to be too detailed just yet, we are just working on getting the measurements accurate and correct with the same line weight:

For my other class, we had to make a 3-D model of the Jobson House using museum board. Here are some 3/4 views of the front and the back:

That's pretty much it for now, I'll try to get back to you viewers if anything new comes up, school art or personal art related.