Interior Design- I made studio!

We had to design a house. These next 3 rendering are the living room, kitchen, and bedroom of the house I designed.

Photo recreation... For this project we had to take an original photo and recreate it using 3ds max, auto cad, photoshop and our own hand rendering skills

Renderings for the South Davis Historical Museum.....

So for this past semester I have been working on projects for my design portfolio. The portfolio is an important part of design because it will be submitted to a review committee and they deside my future basically. There are 2 design "tracks" I can take. There is the studio track: 18 out of 60 people get in. It is a lot of designing and very prestigious. So it's fun, but the downside is, it is a lot of hours. projects take a ton of time and basically I would be spending about 70 hours a week doing studio. The second track is sales and marketing. You will learn the business side of design and learn to market your designs.The rest of the people get into that, unless they're just not good enough and then they will be asked to change majors. 5 people were asked to leave this year, I feel so bad for them. I wanted to do sales and marketing because I would be able to spend more time with my family and I would graduate a year earlier. I would also be garunteed a good job since most people aren't hiring interior designers right now. So, I was shocked when I made studio! I felt so flattered that they thought I was good enough to do it. It has been such a tough decision. I love the work that I would get to do in studio but it would take a huge toll on me. Anyway, I decided to do sales and marketing so I can graduate early and get the business side. I also know I will get a good job. I feel really good about my decision! Here are some projects from my portfolio. I saved the final ones as pdf's so these are just the renderings without the layouts I put them on.