BCT 102
Residential
Print
Reading
Working
Drawing Set
& symbols
template
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Drawings are
* Product of
research and
design
ONLY the
minimum amount
of information
required
is shown
International Residential Code
Regulate a set minimum standard for construction
• Protection of Life Safety
• Assure adequate structural & mechanical
performance
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Scale: Architectural Scale
Section
Cuts through Building to see inner
workings and what some thing like a
Floor is made of
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Building Process - Property
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Survey Property
and the Drawing
process begins!
ARCHITECT
OWNER
<>
CONTRACTOR
Project Manager
Site Super
Carpenters
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Specialist in their field
Subcontractors (subs)
Plumbers
Sequence to
Reading Set of
Prints
Read Title Block
Analyze view
Review dimensions
Read notes
Read schedules & general notes
Refer to specifications
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New Theater,
Oregon Shakespeare Festival
Ashland
is this space
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improved by the
materials that are
used? Is it improved?
How was it built?
What
differentiates
rough
construction
methods and
materials
from finish
materials and
their methods
of
installation?
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What are
these?
Would they
be necessary
to build a
house?
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Concrete
The Salk Institute in La Jolla California
Concrete
The Pantheon in Rome
Concrete
Atomic Bomb Museum, Hiroshima, Japan
Concrete
The Channel Tunnel connects France and Britain
Concrete
Yale Art Museum, New Haven, Connecticut
Masonry
Mayan Pyramid
Masonry
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art, Philadelphia
Orthographic view
of a wood window
Masonry
Starts as
Freehand
Drawings
Finalized as
Mechanically
DRAFTED
working
drawing set
Masonry
VIEWS
Glass box
*Pictorial 3D
Isometric
Oblique
*Orthographic 2D
(View straight on)
Handout:
Print reading
basics
& CSI
Specifications
intro
Brick
Brick Arch
Stone
Stone
Structural
Blocks, Notre
Dame
Cathedral,
Paris, France
Salmon
Creek
Plastic
Surgery
Class Sample Project
Print reading a simple
structure
.
Garage
Wood
Glulam Beams, Zion Episcopal Church, Portland
Stone
Decorative Stone Panels
Wood and Brick
Zion Episcopal Church, Portland
Wood
Heavy Timber, Timberline Lodge, Mt. Hood
Wood
Heavy Timber, Timberline Lodge, Mt. Hood
Glass
and
Steel
Louvre Pyramid, Paris
Glass
Structural Glazing for Walls and Roofs
Glass
Structural Glazing for Walls and Roofs
Glass
Structural Glass Flooring and Stairs
Glass
Structural Glass Flooring and Stairs
Glass and
Steel
Structural Glass and
Stainless Steel Stair
Construction,
London
Steel, Glass
and Stone
British Museum, London, England
Steel
and
Glass
Maintaining Glass Roof
Glass and
Wood
Stained Glass,
Portland
End of lecture