I've ordered a variety of samples and they are starting to come in. Today I got in fabric samples from Momentum in their Silica line but the colors are not at all close to the ones on the website and I'll have to scrap them or order more. I was trying to find this bright cyan blue and orange in the picture below but got a more muted periwinkle blue and burnt orange. I am still waiting on shaw carpet tiles and Maharam fabric samples to come in.

Focus-wise I've created icons to annotate floor plans and interactive exhibits where the barcode bracelets can be scanned. 

This week I have been finalizing floor plans. Several programming elements have changed as I realized that I will need more circulation space than I originally planned. I will be uploading these final plans to the design section soon. My next step will be annotating and rendering floor plans designated integrated technology locations and then doing RCPs. 
I've also updated several spec and materials that I plan on using in the specification section. 

The majority of this week has consisted of updating my book layout. But I have made time to find the majority of the furniture and lighting products for the aquarium. A sampling of these images can be found in the specifications section.  

This week marks the midterm of the semester. I have completed all site analysis, stacking and blocking diagrams and am beginning to input floor plans into Revit. Bubble and stacking diagrams can be found in the Program tab and detailed blocking diagrams can be found in the Design- floor plan tab. I have updated book layouts with these diagrams and site analysis pages. 

This week I have finalized my book layout - cover, title page, table of contents, chapter pages, and typical text and image pages. Images of these book pages can be found under the graphics tab. 
Additionally this week I have finalized blocking diagrams and will be scanning and uploading those soon. 
Focus-wise I have decided to use RFID readers built into exhibit walls and RFID-chip wristbands to scan at selected exhibits and have been looking up interesting facts to accompany the RFID scanners and tie into the exhibit. Here's an example of one exhibit. 

• Show me your teeth! Sharks can have up to 1000 teeth in their lifetime. Do you know how many teeth humans have? Smile next to the sharks and we'll take a picture of your 32 pearly whites!