Construction Drawings
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What is the purpose of a section cutting line in a construction drawing?

  • To indicate sections or detailed cuts on the plan (correct)
  • To define the edge of the property lots
  • To represent the center of an architectural feature
  • To show the actual size of an object
  • What is the order of pages in a typical construction drawing set?

  • Civil, mechanical, plumbing, electrical, structural, architectural, title page
  • Architectural, mechanical, plumbing, electrical, structural, civil, title page
  • Structural, architectural, civil, mechanical, plumbing, electrical, title page
  • Title page, civil, structural, architectural, mechanical, plumbing, electrical (correct)
  • What is the purpose of a hidden line in a construction drawing?

  • To represent the center of an architectural feature
  • To define the edge of the property lots
  • To show the actual size of an object
  • To indicate an edge or surface that is blocked from view (correct)
  • What is IDP an abbreviation for in the context of building design?

    <p>Integrated Design Process</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of a dimension line in a construction drawing?

    <p>To show the actual size of an object</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of a border line in a construction drawing?

    <p>To define the edge of the drawing</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of an off-page reference in a construction drawing?

    <p>To identify a detail of an item on a different page</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of a cloud in a construction drawing?

    <p>To indicate an item that is under development</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the title block on a construction drawing typically include?

    <p>Project name, address, date, and revision number</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary purpose of a site location plan?

    <p>To provide a bird's eye view of the property and its surroundings</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of drawing is used to depict the vertical view of a building?

    <p>Elevation</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of a material board in construction drawings?

    <p>To view tile patterns and identify contrasts</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of drawing is used to identify potential access issues?

    <p>Schematic drawing</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does a floor plan typically show?

    <p>The internal circulation of a building</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is included in a specification on a construction drawing?

    <p>Descriptions of products, materials, and standards</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of a building section in construction drawings?

    <p>To show the heights of walls, windows, and doors across multiple floors</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of a property line in a construction drawing?

    <p>To show the edges of the property lots</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of line is used to represent a feature that is blocked from view by another object?

    <p>Hidden line</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of an icon in a construction drawing?

    <p>To represent a specific object outlined in a legend</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary purpose of the architectural page in a construction drawing set?

    <p>To define the building materials and floor finishings</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of a page reference in a construction drawing?

    <p>To identify a specific item on the same page</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the first page in a typical construction drawing set?

    <p>Title page</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of a center line in a construction drawing?

    <p>To represent the center of an architectural feature</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is represented by a dashed line in a construction drawing?

    <p>An edge or surface blocked from view by another feature</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is typically included on the civil page of a construction drawing set?

    <p>Project information related to existing external conditions</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of an icon in a construction drawing?

    <p>To represent a specific object outlined in the legend</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary purpose of the architectural page in a construction drawing set?

    <p>To define building materials, floor finishings, and roofing</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of lines are used to define the edge of a drawing?

    <p>Border lines</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Construction Drawings

    • Standard information on drawings includes specifications, schedules, scale, and title block.

    Specifications

    • Descriptions of products, materials, standards, equipment, and finishes.
    • Includes notes, material attributes, and product lists.

    Schedules

    • Check doors and door hardware, door width, and product lists.
    • Include furniture, room finishes, and other relevant information.

    Scale

    • Verify the scale to ensure accurate representation of sizes.

    Title Block

    • Ensure correct project version, revision number, project name, address, location, date, and drawing title.
    • Includes scale, name, and address of the architect.

    Plan

    • Overhead view of a building or planned building, showing layout, windows, doors, walls, stairs, and other features.

    Types of Plans

    • Site location plan: shows location of entry, transit, parking, walkways, grade and elevation changes, and property features.
    • Floor plan: internal circulation, access to main facilities and rooms.
    • Landscape plan: crime prevention through environmental design plan (CPED).

    Elevation

    • Vertical view of a building, showing positioning of various features in the landscape.

    Types of Elevations

    • Interior elevation: height and positioning of doorways, windows, and accessories (millwork, interior walls).
    • Exterior elevation: doors, entrances, features attached to walls, and floor elevations.

    Section

    • A vertical view of one specific section of a building, showing doors, walls, and heights.

    Schematic Drawings

    • Preliminary drawings used to identify potential access issues and develop design criteria for clients.
    • Not as detailed as construction drawings.

    Building Section

    • Contains construction level of detail, similar to interior elevation, showing heights of walls, windows, and doors.
    • Shows a cut through of multiple floors.

    Material Board

    • Includes black and white photos of tiles, furniture, etc.
    • Used to view tile patterns, identify contrasts, and view types of furniture and chairs.

    Lines in Construction Drawings

    • 11 basic lines used in construction drawings.

    Types of Lines

    • On-page reference: used to ID a specific item on a drawing on the same page.
    • Off-page reference: used to ID a detail of an item on a different page.
    • Border lines: define the edge of the drawings.
    • Property lines: edges of the property lots.
    • Hidden line: used to represent edges or surfaces blocked from view by another feature.
    • Visible object lines: solid continuous lines, used to represent objects.
    • Center lines: used to represent the center of an architectural feature.
    • Dimension lines: used to show actual size of an object, important for accessibility.
    • Section cutting lines: used to represent sections or detailed cuts on the plan.

    Icons and Legends

    • Icons used to represent specific objects outlined in a legend in a note or title page.
    • Building material representation.

    Order of Pages in Construction Drawings

    • Title page (site map and rendering).
    • Civil (project info as relates to existing conditions externally, landscaping, demolition, site grading, contours).
    • Structural (foundation plan, scheduling).
    • Architectural (core reference point for project, defines building materials, floor finishings, bricks, windows, roofing, starts with floor plans).
    • Mechanical, plumbing, electrical.

    Finding Information in Construction Drawings

    • Start with the title sheet.
    • Flip through all drawings.
    • Highlight the parts that pertain to your work.

    Components to Be Aware of

    • Drawing ID: content and referencing.
    • Scale: relative sizes are correctly represented, various scales might be used within a set, standard international (SI) units.

    IDP (Integrated Design Process)

    • Collaborative approach involving multiple stakeholders in building design.

    Understanding Construction Drawings

    • A page reference is used to identify a specific item on a drawing on the same page, while an off-page reference is used to identify a detail of an item on a different page.

    Line Types

    • Border lines define the edge of the drawings and are usually the heaviest lines on the drawing.
    • Property lines represent the edges of property lots.
    • Hidden lines are made up of short dashes of medium thickness and are used to draw edges or surfaces that are blocked from view by another feature.
    • Visible object lines are solid continuous lines, with thicker lines used for walls and thinner lines for doors and other objects.
    • Center lines are used to represent the center of an architectural feature.
    • Dimension lines are used to show the actual size of an object and are important for accessibility.

    Symbols and Representations

    • Icons are used to represent specific objects, which are outlined in a legend on the note or title page.
    • Building materials are represented in a specific way in construction drawings.

    Organization of Construction Drawings

    • The typical order of pages in construction drawings is: title page, civil, structural, architectural, mechanical, plumbing, and electrical.
    • The title page includes a site map and rendering.
    • Civil drawings focus on project information related to existing external conditions, landscaping, demolition, site grading, and contours.
    • Structural drawings include foundation plans and scheduling.
    • Architectural drawings define building materials, floor finishings, bricks, windows, roofing, and start with floor plans.
    • Mechanical, plumbing, and electrical drawings focus on their respective systems.
    • To find information, start with the title sheet and understand how the drawings are organized.
    • Flip through all drawings to get an overview of the project.
    • Highlight the parts that pertain to your work.

    Key Components

    • Drawing ID is important for content and referencing.
    • Scale is crucial to ensure that relative sizes are correctly represented, with various scales potentially used within a set, and standard international (SI) units used.

    Integrated Design Process (IDP)

    • IDP is a collaborative approach involving multiple stakeholders in building design.

    Understanding Construction Drawings

    • A page reference is used to identify a specific item on a drawing on the same page, while an off-page reference is used to identify a detail of an item on a different page.

    Line Types

    • Border lines define the edge of the drawings and are usually the heaviest lines on the drawing.
    • Property lines represent the edges of property lots.
    • Hidden lines are made up of short dashes of medium thickness and are used to draw edges or surfaces that are blocked from view by another feature.
    • Visible object lines are solid continuous lines, with thicker lines used for walls and thinner lines for doors and other objects.
    • Center lines are used to represent the center of an architectural feature.
    • Dimension lines are used to show the actual size of an object and are important for accessibility.

    Symbols and Representations

    • Icons are used to represent specific objects, which are outlined in a legend on the note or title page.
    • Building materials are represented in a specific way in construction drawings.

    Organization of Construction Drawings

    • The typical order of pages in construction drawings is: title page, civil, structural, architectural, mechanical, plumbing, and electrical.
    • The title page includes a site map and rendering.
    • Civil drawings focus on project information related to existing external conditions, landscaping, demolition, site grading, and contours.
    • Structural drawings include foundation plans and scheduling.
    • Architectural drawings define building materials, floor finishings, bricks, windows, roofing, and start with floor plans.
    • Mechanical, plumbing, and electrical drawings focus on their respective systems.
    • To find information, start with the title sheet and understand how the drawings are organized.
    • Flip through all drawings to get an overview of the project.
    • Highlight the parts that pertain to your work.

    Key Components

    • Drawing ID is important for content and referencing.
    • Scale is crucial to ensure that relative sizes are correctly represented, with various scales potentially used within a set, and standard international (SI) units used.

    Integrated Design Process (IDP)

    • IDP is a collaborative approach involving multiple stakeholders in building design.

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    Quiz about the standard information included in construction drawings, including specifications, schedules, scale, and title block. Understand the components of construction drawings and how they are used.

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