the Professional Practice of Architectural Working Drawings.

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Cover Title Page Copyright Contents Preface Part I: Professional Foundations Chapter 1: Professional Foundations The Physical Office Office Structure Resource Library Architect/Client Relationship Building Building Information Modeling on Building Design Key Terms Chapter 2: Standards and Techniques, Hand Drafting, Computer-Aided Drafting, and Metrification Standards and Techniques Introduction Office Standards The Dimensional Reference System Freehand and Hand Drafting Office Standards National CAD Standards Metrics Conclusion Key Terms Chapter 3: Human Concerns and Building Information Modeling (BIM) Introduction Human Considerations Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Building Information Modeling (BIM) Summary Key Terms Chapter 4: Sustainable/Green Architecture Environmental and Human Considerations Sustainable Architecture Natural Impact Impact of Man Mold Energy Sources Green Architecture Future of Energy Sources Summary Key Terms Chapter 5: Construction Materials and Methods Building Materials Wood as a Material Wood Floor Systems Wood Wall Systems Wood Roof Systems Concrete Steel System Steel Stud Wall Framing System Steel Decking Roof System Light Steel Roof Framing System Masonry System Composite Systems and Combinations of Materials Key Terms Chapter 6: Initial Preparation Phase for Construction Documents Guidelines for Construction Documents Transitioning from Schematic Drawings to Construction Documents Building Code Requirements Selecting the Primary Structural System Requirements of Consultants Regional Considerations Energy Conservation Project Programming Interrelationship of Drawings Project Book Key Terms Part II: Document Evolution Chapter 7: Site Analysis and site documents Introduction Site Analysis Defined Site Analysis Applied Soils and Geology Map Site Plan Grading Plan Site and Grading Plan Drainage Plan Erosion and Sediment Control Plans The Utility Plan Circulation Plan Landscape, Irrigation, and Drainage Plans Conclusion Key Terms Chapter 8: Floor Plan Floor Plans Types of Floor Plans Symbols Other Floor-Plan Considerations Drawing a Floor Plan with a Computer Case Studies: Working Drawing Development Key Terms Chapter 9: Foundation and Roof Plans, Floor, and Roof Framing Systems Introduction Types of Foundations Examples Summary of Typical Conventions for Foundation Plan Exterior and Interior Walls A Steel Structure Case Studies: Working Drawing Development Roof Plans and Framing Systems Floor Framing Case Studies: Working Drawing Development Key Terms Chapter 10: Building Sections Building Sections Defined Drafting a Building Section Types of Building Sections Key Terms Chapter 11: Exterior and Interior Elevations Exterior Elevations Material Designations Drafting an Exterior Elevation Weatherproofing Drawing an Elevation with and without a Model Case Studies: Working Drawing Development Interior Elevations Dimensions and Intersections Drafting an Interior Elevation: Examples Computers and Interior Elevations Evolution of a Set of Interior Elevations Case Studies: Working Drawing Development Key Terms Chapter 12: Schedules: Door, Windows, and Finish Schedules Defined Pictorial Schedules: Doors and Windows Interior Finish Schedules Additional Schedules Structural Schedules CAD-Generated and Computer-Drafted Schedules Schedules Using BIM Key Terms Chapter 13: Architectural Details and Vertical Links (Stairs/Elevators) Architectural Details Freehand Detail Sketches Key Terms Part III: Tenant Improvement, Additions and Alteration, Historical Restoration, BIM via Revit, and Introduction to Design Chapter 14: Additions/Alterations, Historical Preservation (Restoration), and Tenant Improvements Additions/Alterations Tenant Improvement Introduction Existing Buildings Existing Floor Level—Madison-B Building Development of Working Drawings—Keim Building Working Drawings Key Terms Chapter 15: BIM via Revit Building Information Modeling (BIM) Architectural Working Drawings Floor Plan Pre-Revit Revit Revit—Working Drawings Key Terms Part IV: Case Studies Chapter 16: One-Story Conventional Wood-Framed Structures Introduction Design and Schematic Drawings Evolution of the Working Drawings Key Terms Chapter 17: Construction Documents for a Two-Story, Wood-Framed Residence with BIM Introduction BIM-Drawn Two-Story Wood-Framed Residence Key Term Chapter 18: Clay Theater—Steel/Masonry Structure; Margaux—Masonry Structure Introduction Conceptual Design: Site and Client Requirements for Clay Theater Design Development Punch List Initial Schematic Studies Margaux—Masonry Building Index EULA