Don Beatty Drafting Teacher Lake Norman High School [email protected] 704-799-8555 ext. 1347
Name: Assign Date: Class: Architecture II Due Date: Assignment: Presentation Plan Test Date: MiTiReLa: Unit C (Sections 1, 2 and 3)
Dates: 1 Lecture
2 Vocabulary (Hand written)
3 Chapter 4 and 5 questions
4 Custom Template (.dwt)
5 Create a Presentation Plan suitable for use in a “home plans” type book or magazine as seen in class.
Directions
Using your new company logo, create a custom B-size template for your project. Study and know the following: o Textbook chapters 3, 4, 5 and 6 o MiTiReLa unit 3 total Replicate page 17, 20, 22 and attached presentation plan and specifications with changes to reflect your specific application Refer to the textbook chapters 1, 4, 5, 6 and 10 for information related to your specific application. Use magazines to get ideas for your floor plan.
DO NOT copy an existing plan. Use them for ideas only and combine features from various sources including your own original ideas.
All 1 level built on a crawlspace 1800-2200 sq ft living space 2-car garage (24’ X 24’) Brick veneer with optional occasional 3 bedrooms/2 bathrooms siding Professional landscaping
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Constantly check and re-check drawings for accuracy
*****CHAPTER 10 IS VERY IMPORTANT**** Refer to page 65 for line type scales. Refer to page 70 – 80 for text and dimension management. Refer to page 81 for architectural symbols Refer to page 81-87 for viewports and scale management. Double check all title blocks and references for completion and accuracy Print all pages and assemble packet in proper sequence with staples and binder Additional information is available on my webpage through the school’s website
Vocabulary
Window Types Double hung Hopper Skylight Casement Transom Side Lite Sliding Fixed pane Awning Bay
Door Types – Raised panel Bypass Sliding Pocket Overhead Double action French Interior Bi-fold Exterior
Additional Alcove Deck Lavatory Porch Bidet Egress Master Bedroom Patio Breezeway Floor plan Masonry Swing Closed Plan Half Bath Modular Utility Room Compartmentalized Laundry Open Plan Water Closet
Presentation Plan Drawing Checklist □ Begin with bubble diagram and sketch preliminary floor plan for parental approval of a 3-bedroom 2-bathroom 1800-2200 square ft house. This is an
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appropriate size for the required rooms. Do not include extra rooms like a game room or extra family room. Do not sacrifice room sizes for a home office. □ Interior and Exterior Walls (Int. 4”. Ext. 6”) □ All wall intersections trimmed properly □ Doors: Proper use of interior and exterior doors; correct door swing direction; clearance from walls, cabinets and traffic. □ Windows: proper clearance from walls, cabinets and traffic □ Skylights (if any) shown and specified. □ Base and wall cabinets (Cabinet length in multiples of 6 inches. Base cabinet front edge is 24” from wall, wall cabinets 12” from wall) □ Closets and storage: closets labeled and with shelf and pole or additional shelves and drawers, storage closet, linen closet with shelves, pantry with shelves, special storage features noted. □ Appliances: Appropriate work triangle, cook top/range, hood with vent, oven, double oven, microwave, refrigerator, lazy susan □ Plumbing fixtures
o Kitchen: sinks, dishwasher, hose bibs, garbage disposal o Baths: Lavatory, vanity, sinks, shower, tub, tub/shower, toilet, bidet, urinal o Utility Room: Washer, Dryer, laundry tray, built in ironing board . . . □ Porch, decks, patios, slabs, walks and steps □ Room Titles and Sizes - Include home’s total depth and width (see next page) □ Title block information
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Architecture II Interior Design Questions
Chapter 4
1.What is the minimum required size for an entry door?
2. What is the required percentage of window glazing for habitable rooms?
3. What is the required width for hallways?
4. What is the minimum ceiling height for kitchens?
5. What is the maximum height that the bottom of bedroom windows can be above the floor?
6. Toilets must have how much space on each side?
7. What is the minimum window requirement for a bedroom that is 10’ x 12’?
8. What is the minimum square footage for a habitable room?
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9. What is the minimum size opening for an emergency egress?
10. How many smoke detectors will be required in the house you design?
Chapter 5
1. What are the three main areas of a home?
2. How much closet space should be provided for each bedroom?
3. What rooms should the kitchen be near? Why?
4. What are the functions of a utility room?
5. List the design criteria to consider for planning a dining room.
6. List five functions of a family room.
7. What is included in the service area of a home?
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8. Describe the use of a foyer in a home.
9. What should be considered when placing a living room?
10. What is traffic flow? What should be considered when optimizing traffic flow?
11. List the main types of kitchens. Which will you be using?
12. Describe the “work triangle” in a kitchen.
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