NJIT Students Create, Design, and Build with Autodesk

Each year, New Jersey Institute of technology shares student work with us.  These projects all use Autodesk software and are amazing so we wanted to share it with you.

Wonderland:Virtual Set Design, Paige Crosby, 3rd Year Digital Design

Wonderland: Virtual Set Design, Jeremy Borghi, 3rd Year Digital Design

Residential Interior Design: Foster Home, Amy Cahill and Katarzyna Cyrulik, 3rd Year Interior Design

Museum Of Industry, Daton Kim, Brendan Horman, and Kwasi Amankona, 4th Year Mixed Team

Museum Of Industry, Dan Acosta, Kellen Naranjo, Susan Aboelela, 4th Year Mixed Team

Museum Of Industry, Amanda Bibik, Nora Gharib, and Nikki Hsieh, 4th Year Mixed Team

Motion Picture Sequel Virtual Set Design, Thanh Nguyen, 3rd Year Digital Design

Imaginary Worlds: City of Lost Children Invasion

Motion Picture Sequel Virtual Set Design, Mateusz Mrowiec, 3rd Year Digital Design

Imaginary World for Proposed Sequel to The Imaginarium of Dr Parnassus

Library, Cindy Caldas, 4th Year Interior Design

Expressive Modeling Of Menacing Fruit, Shiao Alice Sung, 3rd Year Digital Design

Creativity Center For Culinary Arts, Samantha Cato, 2nd Year Interior Design

Commercial Interior Design,Alyssa Diaz, 3rd Year Interior Design Commercial Space

Chess Set: Amar Sohan, 1st Year, Digital Design

Character Design And Story, Kwasi Amankona, 4th Year Digital Design

Character Design: Cast for Recycling Animation, Brandon Simms, 4th Year Digital Design

 

Character Design, Brandon Simms, 4th Year Digital Design

 

Character Design: Flower Character, Angela Ang, 4th Year Digital Design

 

Center For Creativity, Stephanie Rodrigues, 2nd Year Interior Design

 

Center For Creativity, Chelsea Chamra, 2nd Year Interior Design

 

Cafe Design, Maria Romo, 2nd Year Interior Design

 

Cafe Design, James Lischick, 2nd Year Interior Design

 

Cafe Design, Chelsea Chamra, 2nd Year Interior Design

 

Cafe Design, Angelica McKenzie, 2nd Year Interior Design

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New Jersey Institute of Technology is preparing students with industry-desired skill sets.  To learn more about their programs and their graduates, see the School of Architecture and Design or the School of Art and Design of NJIT..  To learn more about Autodesk solutions, Ask an Expert.