SketchUp

Model an L-shaped kitchen with dining table, cabinets, and appliances

Software: SketchUp
Platform: Windows
Length: 8 h 46 min
Resolution: 1366 × 768
Output: SKP

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Task

Build a 3D model of an L-shaped kitchen with a dining area, working in millimetres. Use the supplied dimensioned diagrams as the layout and dimension reference: diagram_01.png (sheet A-201 with top, front, right side and isometric views) and its enlargements diagram_01_detail01.png to diagram_01_detail04.png.

Overall size: the room footprint measures 5439.9 mm wide (front view) by 3846 mm deep (top view). Overall height, including the floor slab, is 2292.4 mm.

Shell:

A floor slab.
Two walls: one along the back and one along the right-hand side. The front and left sides stay open, as shown in the isometric view.
A door at the left end of the back wall.
A two-pane window centred over the sink run on the back wall.

Kitchen:

An L-shaped run of base cabinets with a continuous countertop. One leg runs along the back wall and the other along the right wall. Show drawer and door fronts as drawn.
In the back run, set a double-bowl sink with a faucet beneath the window.
In the right-hand run, place a four-burner hob, with a built-in oven in the base unit below it.
Behind the countertop, fit vertical slatted backsplash panels on both sides of the window and along the right wall.
Add upper and tall cabinets on the right wall, as shown in the right side view.
Include the countertop accessories shown: a dish drying rack, a wall-mounted knife rail with knives, and bottles.

Dining area:

A rectangular dining table in the open floor area.
Six chairs: two on each long side and one at each end.
Six place settings on the table.

Model organisation:

Make each cabinet, appliance, fixture and furniture piece its own group or component.
Repeated items, such as the chairs and plates, should be instances of a shared component definition.
Organise the model with tags, for example walls, floor, cabinets, appliances, furniture and accessories.
Apply materials to distinguish surfaces such as countertops, cabinet fronts, walls, floor and metal fixtures.

The model should allow top, front, right side and isometric views matching the supplied sheet.

ReferenceSheet 1

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Rubrics18

R1
The model shall have an overall plan extent of approximately 5439.9 mm by 3846 mm.
R2
The model shall have an overall height of approximately 2292.4 mm including the floor slab.
R3
The model shall include a floor slab with walls along the back and right-hand sides only, leaving the front and left sides open.
R4
The model shall include a door at the left end of the back wall.
R5
The model shall include an L-shaped run of base cabinets with a continuous countertop along the back wall and the right wall.
R6
The model shall include a double-bowl sink with a faucet set in the back countertop run.
R7
The model shall include a two-pane window in the back wall located above the sink.
R8
The model shall include a four-burner hob in the right-hand countertop run.
R9
The model shall include a built-in oven in the base unit below the hob.
R10
The model shall include vertical slatted backsplash panels behind the countertop on both sides of the window.
R11
The model shall include upper or tall cabinets on the right wall above the counter level.
R12
The model shall include a rectangular dining table with six chairs, two per long side and one at each end.
R13
The model shall include six place settings on the dining table.
R14
The model shall include a dish drying rack and a wall-mounted knife rail on the countertop zone.
R15
The model shall use millimetres as its length units.
R16
The model shall represent the cabinets, appliances and furniture as separate groups or components, with the six chairs as instances of a shared component definition.
R17
The model shall organise its geometry using multiple tags.
R18
The model shall apply materials to distinguish countertops, cabinet fronts, walls and floor.

Gold outputKITCHEN2SKP

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Narration2,874

00:00
Waited while the recorder window remained visible, then brought SketchUp’s “Welcome to SketchUp” window into the active application state.
Switch to SketchUp for the modeling task.
00:05
Switched briefly to the recorder window, then returned to SketchUp’s welcome window.
Return to the SketchUp workspace after checking the recording overlay.
00:11
Scrolled through SketchUp’s Home page to review saved model cards, moving from entries such as Shelves2 and SLEVES to lower entries including wall shelves, recovered Untitled models, jali 1, and ELEVATION1.
Browse available SketchUp models.
00:23
Clicked a recovered “Untitled” model card and opened its recovery detail dialog, which stated that the model must be opened and renamed or deleted.
Inspect a recovered SketchUp model.
00:34
Clicked through the recovered-model dialog and navigated the Home page, scrolling among saved and recovered model cards; then switched away from SketchUp to the recorder window.
Review recovered and saved SketchUp files without editing a model.
00:43
Clicked repeatedly in SketchUp while the application became unresponsive, leaving a blank window titled “SketchUp (Not Responding),” then switched back toward the recorder.
Attempt to continue interacting with SketchUp after it stopped responding.
00:49
Displayed the SketchUp Application not-responding report, then switched to the recorder window while SketchUp remained unresponsive.
Monitor the stalled SketchUp application and its Windows error reporting.
00:56
Returned to SketchUp’s Welcome Home screen and scrolled through the recent-files area until project thumbnails such as Shelves2, SLEVES, and Untitled were visible.
Review available recent SketchUp files.
01:02
Switched away from the Welcome screen to a blank loading SketchUp window, then clicked the window controls while SketchUp displayed as not responding.
Attempt to manage the unresponsive SketchUp window.
01:08
Displayed the Windows not-responding dialog for SketchUp, resized the problem-reporting window, and clicked through the report so it began reporting the hang to Microsoft.
Handle the SketchUp hang through Windows Problem Reporting.
01:14
Switched to the recorder window, then returned to SketchUp’s Welcome Home screen and waited while the templates and recent files loaded; clicked near the upper content area near the end.
Resume viewing SketchUp’s start screen after the application recovery attempt.
01:30
Switched back to the recorder and left the SketchUp Welcome screen visible with Architectural and Simple templates and recent files including Shelves2, SLEVES, and Untitled; the view then changed to a blank SketchUp window.
Continue monitoring the SketchUp session after the hang.
01:48
Switched among SketchUp plugin windows, resized the SketchUp window, and scrolled in the empty modeling workspace before middle-clicking.
Navigate the SketchUp workspace and plugin windows.
01:58
Scrolled and middle-clicked in the SketchUp workspace, then opened the File menu and hovered over Import.
Begin importing content into the SketchUp model.
02:08
Activated Import and waited for the file picker to load, then clicked within the dialog.
Choose a file to import into SketchUp.
02:12
Returned to SketchUp, reopened the File menu, and navigated back to Import while the file picker briefly appeared and was hidden.
Continue the import workflow.
02:16
Opened the Import dialog in Downloads, selected the JPEG named “WhatsApp Image 2026-10-10 at 9.41.55 AM,” and clicked Import.
Import the selected image into the SketchUp model.
02:26
Scrolled and placed the imported kitchen image in the SketchUp workspace, then selected it and left the model modified.
Position and finalize placement of the imported reference image.
02:36
Scrolled through the SketchUp scene and orbited the camera, shifting from a full kitchen view to a slightly adjusted perspective.
Inspect the modeled kitchen from different angles.
02:47
Orbited and zoomed the SketchUp camera toward the refrigerator and open shelving, then returned to a wider kitchen view.
Examine the refrigerator and shelving area, then reframe the model.
02:57
Zoomed and panned across the kitchen island, stools, plants, refrigerator, and shelving; the window view was briefly resized or moved during navigation.
Inspect details around the island and refrigerator side of the model.
03:08
Scrolled and orbited far outward, reducing the kitchen model to a small view within the surrounding SketchUp axes.
Change the camera framing to view the model from a distant perspective.
03:15
Made a small scroll and orbited the distant SketchUp view, slightly changing the orientation and position of the small kitchen model.
Fine-tune the distant camera angle.
03:24
Remained idle with the distant kitchen model visible in SketchUp.
Pause while reviewing the current scene view.
03:44
Resumed in SketchUp and typed “R” while the drawing area remained visible with the kitchen reference image and no completed new geometry.
Prepare or begin a modeling command in SketchUp.
03:58
Clicked in the modeling area to draw a horizontal blue line, then completed a gray planar face; the window was resized near the end of the span.
Create a flat rectangular or polygonal surface in the SketchUp model.
04:10
Remained idle in SketchUp with the gray planar face and kitchen reference image visible; no interaction was recorded.
Pause or review the current model state.
04:30
Remained idle in SketchUp with the gray planar face visible and the drawing cursor positioned nearby; no modeling change was recorded.
Continue reviewing or waiting in the modeling workspace.
04:50
Kept the SketchUp view unchanged, then moved or resized a Windows Explorer window near the end of the interval.
Maintain the model view while adjusting another window.
05:03
Remained in SketchUp with the cursor over the gray face; the “On Face” inference tooltip appeared while no click or geometry change was recorded.
Position the drawing tool on the existing face, likely preparing another modeling operation.
05:23
Started drawing a rectangle on the SketchUp ground plane and dragged to define its opposite corner, leaving the rectangle tool active.
Create a rectangular base or layout element.
05:36
Clicked and dragged on the ground plane to create a second rectangular face to the right of the first.
Add another rectangular layout element.
05:47
Paused with the SketchUp model unchanged and the rectangle tool still active.
Wait or review the current layout.
06:07
Adjusted the SketchUp view with a scroll input, shifting the displayed model slightly.
Reposition the viewport for continued modeling.
06:12
Paused with no recorded interaction while viewing the SketchUp scene.
Review the current model layout.
06:32
Clicked and dragged on the ground plane to begin another large rectangle, leaving its blue outline and active opposite-corner operation visible.
Create a third rectangular layout element.
06:46
Clicked several points in the SketchUp workspace, creating or repositioning a gray rectangular face above the other gray faces.
Continue constructing planar geometry in the model.
06:51
Paused with the SketchUp scene unchanged, leaving the drawing tool active over the gray faces.
Wait or review the current model state.
07:11
Zoomed out and then back across the SketchUp workspace using scroll input, changing the view scale between the kitchen reference image and gray faces.
Adjust the viewport to inspect the model layout.
07:30
Scrolled through the SketchUp viewport, changing the framing so the kitchen reference image and gray rectangular faces appeared at different scales.
Inspect the relationship between the reference image and modeled faces.
07:49
Continued scrolling to zoom toward the kitchen reference image, bringing the sink, counters, island, and appliances into clearer view while retaining some gray faces at right.
Examine details of the kitchen reference image.
08:04
Paused over the enlarged kitchen reference image, then scrolled slightly farther to zoom in on the sink, cooktop, oven, refrigerator, and island.
Refine the viewport for closer inspection of the kitchen layout.
08:16
Scrolled and middle-clicked repeatedly in the SketchUp viewport, changing the camera from a close kitchen view to a wider view of the full kitchen model.
Inspect the modeled kitchen from different zoom levels.
08:27
Scrolled extensively to zoom far out, then middle-clicked and dragged in the viewport, leaving the kitchen image small at left and several separate gray planar shapes visible.
Navigate the 3D workspace and inspect surrounding geometry.
08:37
Dragged in the viewport and clicked a gray shape, then continued scrolling to zoom toward the kitchen image while the surrounding gray shapes disappeared from view.
Adjust the view and select or inspect geometry near the workspace.
08:42
Scrolled to zoom and reposition the viewport, bringing the kitchen model image into a larger view on the left side of the workspace.
Refine the camera view for inspecting the kitchen model.
08:56
Scrolled repeatedly to zoom farther out and repositioned the view so the kitchen image became smaller; typed “R” near the end of the span.
Continue navigating the SketchUp workspace and invoke a tool or command.
09:06
Scrolled slightly, typed a space and “T,” then clicked repeatedly in the viewport; the tool changed to guide creation and a red guide measurement line with dashed inference lines appeared.
Create or position a guide in the SketchUp scene.
09:16
Scrolled slightly, then clicked repeatedly while positioning a guide from the model origin toward the right; adjusted the guide length and view.
Position a construction guide at a measured distance.
09:26
Entered 600 into the active measurement field, leaving the guide preview in place.
Set the guide distance numerically.

09:36
Typed MM, confirmed with Enter, added a space, scrolled, and clicked the middle mouse button to change the view; the guide preview was cleared from the active input state.
Complete the guide measurement entry and adjust the modeling view.
09:47
Middle-clicked and continuously scrolled to navigate the camera, zooming and panning across the axes and dashed guide lines.
Reposition the camera for continued modeling.
09:56
Typed ZZZZZZ and a space while scrolling extensively; activated the zoom tool and changed the field of view to 35 degrees.
Navigate and adjust the camera view.
10:08
Scrolled further, clicked twice near the left side of the workspace, then middle-clicked at two locations and continued slight scrolling to orbit or pan the camera.
Refine the camera position around the guide geometry.
10:16
Scrolled repeatedly through the SketchUp viewport, shifting the visible model and axes until the scene was mostly empty.
Navigate the 3D viewport to inspect or reposition the scene.
10:25
Typed “T,” clicked and dragged in the viewport, and continued scrolling. Clicked again, leaving the Tape Measure tool active with a guide line and a visible length readout.
Create or adjust a measurement guide in the model.
10:36
Scrolled slightly while keeping the Tape Measure tool active; hovered over the guide and then pressed Space, after which the guide point was no longer shown.
Inspect the guide and then change the active tool or cancel the measurement operation.
10:46
Scrolled extensively through the viewport, dragged across the scene, clicked, and pressed a key, changing the view so the previously visible guide geometry was selected or highlighted in blue.
Reposition and inspect the SketchUp scene and guide geometry.
10:57
Scrolled and then middle-clicked to orbit or navigate the viewport, bringing a small kitchen reference image into view; the final middle-click changed to a wider view with the image floating near the axes.
Navigate the 3D scene to inspect the imported kitchen reference image.
11:07
Middle-clicked and scrolled repeatedly to orbit and zoom around the scene, moving from the kitchen reference image to a standing scale figure and ending with the figure enlarged at the left of the viewport.
Adjust the camera view to inspect scene scale and the inserted figure.
11:17
Typed a tool shortcut and clicked repeatedly to place and extend a guide line in the SketchUp workspace.
Create or position a construction guide.
11:27
Clicked to continue the guide, entered 600, then entered MM and pressed Enter; left the tool active afterward.
Set a precise guide distance using a numeric measurement.
11:38
Scrolled the SketchUp view and typed the guide-tool shortcut, leaving the workspace showing the guide lines and figure.
Adjust the view while working with construction guides.
11:47
Waited with the guide tool active, then scrolled the SketchUp view to reposition the construction geometry.
Review and adjust the current guide layout.
11:57
Clicked in the workspace, scrolled repeatedly, and used middle-button navigation to orbit or pan the SketchUp view around the guide lines and figure.
Reorient the 3D workspace for inspection or further guide placement.
12:05
Selected an area with a drag rectangle, opened the File menu, and navigated to Import so the import submenu appeared; switched to the SketchUp Import window.
Begin importing a file into the SketchUp model.
12:23
Scrolled repeatedly through the Downloads list in SketchUp’s Import dialog while reviewing available files; left the filename field unchanged.
Review available import files.
12:41
Selected the filename field, cleared its contents, entered “KI,” accepted the suggested “kitchen mm(for students).dwg” filename, and clicked Import.
Choose and import the kitchen DWG file.
12:52
Waited for the DWG import to complete, reviewed the Import Results dialog, and clicked Close.
Review the completed import and dismiss its results.
12:59
Scrolled and adjusted the SketchUp view around the imported line drawings, then clicked in the modeling area to navigate the model.
Inspect and reposition the imported floor-plan drawings.
13:09
Continued orbiting and zooming the SketchUp view to bring the imported floor-plan drawings into clearer view.
Inspect the imported floor plans.
13:14
Remained idle in SketchUp with the imported floor-plan geometry displayed.
Pause while reviewing the imported model.
13:34
Scrolled and middle-clicked around the SketchUp workspace while viewing several 2D floor-plan drawings; the camera view shifted slightly across the layouts.
Navigate and inspect the floor-plan drawings.
13:44
Scrolled repeatedly to zoom and reposition the SketchUp camera, bringing the central floor-plan layouts closer into view.
Inspect the floor-plan geometry at a closer scale.
14:03
Continued scrolling to adjust the camera view while reviewing the arrangement of multiple floor-plan drawings.
Continue navigating the model for visual inspection.
14:14
Scrolled and middle-clicked within the central floor-plan area, shifting the view and enlarging the surrounding layouts.
Pan and zoom around the floor-plan geometry.
14:24
Scrolled extensively to zoom out and view the full set of floor-plan drawings, then clicked and dragged near the left toolbar, leaving a measurement-related tool selected.
Review the overall layout and switch tools for a subsequent operation.
14:34
Scrolled and clicked a floor-plan edge, then entered a space and continued navigating; the view zoomed into one layout and displayed a temporary linear dimension of 7 2/7/16 inches before zooming back out.
Measure or initiate a linear dimension on the selected floor-plan geometry.
14:44
Scrolled through the SketchUp plan, clicked and dragged on a room edge, and left the Linear Dimension tool active with a dimension preview visible.
Measure a segment of the floor-plan geometry.
14:54
Pressed Space, navigated the view with scrolling, then clicked and dragged to return to selection mode and zoomed back out to multiple plan layouts.
Inspect the plan and exit the active dimension operation.
15:05
Scrolled slightly, clicked the lower-right plan, and pressed Space to finish the interaction, leaving the plan layouts visible without an active dimension preview.
Inspect another floor-plan layout.
15:16
Clicked and dragged to activate the dimension tool, scrolled to zoom into a room edge, and clicked twice on the edge to begin a measurement.
Measure the vertical segment along the room perimeter.
15:25
Pressed Space, zoomed further into the measured edge, and clicked to place the second dimension point.
Complete or refine the measurement of the room edge.
15:34
Pressed Space, scrolled and used middle-click navigation to zoom back out across the plan layouts; the application briefly became unhidden, then the view ended on a blank area with only the axes visible.
Navigate away from the measured area and review the drawing at a wider scale.
15:42
Returned to SketchUp and navigated the camera around several 2D floor-plan layouts using middle-clicks and scroll gestures, ending on a closer view of the plans.
Inspect different floor-plan layouts and adjust the view.
15:51
Zoomed and panned across the floor-plan drawings, moving from a group view to a close inspection of one kitchen-like layout with appliance symbols and surrounding fixtures.
Examine details within a selected floor-plan layout.
16:03
Adjusted the SketchUp view with repeated scroll gestures, alternating between wider and closer views of multiple floor-plan layouts.
Review the arrangement and details of the modeled plans.
16:22
Entered isolated keystrokes while navigating, activated the line tool, and zoomed toward the upper edge of a floor-plan layout without completing a clearly visible new line.
Prepare to draw or inspect geometry in the floor plan.
16:34
Activated the line tool, clicked and dragged around the upper-left area of the close-up plan, then clicked along the upper interior edge to create or position line geometry while zooming the view.
Add or refine linear geometry along the floor-plan boundary.
16:44
Zoomed and panned across the plan, clicked the upper-right interior area to draw a rectangular section, then clicked another point and left the drawing tool active.
Continue subdividing the floor-plan geometry with rectangular sections.
16:54
Scrolled over the SketchUp model and clicked repeatedly across the top and right faces, leaving the connected faces selected with stippled highlighting.
Select connected model faces for further editing.
17:03
Clicked repeatedly on the selected right-side face while the view remained zoomed out, keeping the connected face selection active.
Refine or maintain the face selection.
17:13
Clicked model faces, opened the context menu, then dismissed it and dragged across the model to select the surrounding geometry.
Access face-editing commands and adjust the geometry selection.
17:23
Typed P, clicked the selected face, and used the Push/Pull tool to extrude the connected top and right faces into raised walls; entered 100 as the distance value.
Create a three-dimensional wall extrusion from the selected faces.
17:33
Entered and confirmed MM, clicked and manipulated the extruded geometry, then orbited and zoomed the view to inspect the resulting walls from lower angles.
Set or confirm a measurement-related value and review the extrusion.
17:44
Orbited and zoomed out repeatedly, moving from a close inspection of the extrusion to a wider view showing several floor-plan models and a standing scale figure.
Review the edited model in the broader scene.
17:53
Clicked in the SketchUp workspace and repeatedly scrolled to adjust the view across several floor-plan drawings.
Navigate and inspect the modeled floor plans.
18:06
Scrolled through the SketchUp workspace, changing the zoom and framing of the floor-plan drawings.
Review different areas of the floor-plan layout.
18:16
Selected the upper-left floor-plan group, opened its context menu, then dismissed the menu and hid the SketchUp window.
Inspect or manage the selected floor-plan object.
18:24
Scrolled and clicked within the floor-plan workspace, then typed “R”; the view zoomed toward a lower floor plan and activated a drawing tool.
Navigate to and begin editing the lower floor-plan drawing.

Build a 3D model of an L-shaped kitchen with a dining area, working in millimetres.

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