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INTDS 285 AutoCAD I
FINAL – Shields Residence 3rd Floor Due: December 7, 2016 @ 7:30am
INTDS 285 CAD I FALL 2016
Drawing Challenge Draft the entire 3rd floor of your Shields Residence studio project with AutoCAD using the tools you have learned over the course of the semester. You will also provide one elevation to help interpret the plan.
Instructions
1. Begin by opening AutoCAD and saving the default drawing/template as CADFinal_lastname.dwg. Then set up your drawing space making sure units are set to architectural. Limits, grids and snaps will be up to you based on the size of drawing you are creating. Accuracy should be set to 1/16” for both the drawing set-up and in your dimension style.
2. Being by Creating the following layers: (You may add additional layers if needed, but walls, doors, text & dimensions should follow the layers below for grading purposes).
Layer Name COLOR LINETYPE LINEWEIGHT
e-anno-text Green Continuous .006” e-anno-dims Red Continuous .006” e-walls Cyan Continuous .010” e-glaz Green Continuous .006” e-doors Red Continuous .004” e-d/w trim White Continuous .004” e-ceiling transitions Yellow Hidden .004” e-detl-patt White Continuous .002”
Floorplan Please provide a clean, black and white (unrendered) floor plan printed at ¼” scale on 18” x 24” paper.
• Use layers with appropriate line-weights and line-types for each object. • Use a HATCH pattern to help your walls read more clearly. • Set up an appropriate Text Style and add appropriate text to your drawing to define
what is happening in the drawing (ceiling transitions, wall-cutouts and centerlines). Feel free to use multileader annotations in addition to plain text to do this.
• Develop a Dimension Style that clearly calls out all critical dimensions ie: overall wall lengths, centerlines for doors & windows and any other significant architectural or design features. Be sure your dimensions are easy to read and interpret.
• DO NOT RENDER YOUR FLOORPLAN – please print a clean, black and white drawing for review.
• Add a title block to the lower left corner of your drawing with “Title of the Drawing” at ½” high and “SCALE: ¼” = 1’-0” below it at ¼” high.
• You must set up a PAPERSPACE Layout to print your drawing from.
INTDS 285 AutoCAD I
FINAL – Shields Residence 3rd Floor Due: December 7, 2016 @ 7:30am
INTDS 285 CAD I FALL 2016
Elevation Select one elevation from your 3rd floor floorplan that will help tell the story of the space. This is a drawing that could be included on your third presentation board for your studio project. Your selected elevation may not be a blank wall. It should have some level of detail that helps describe your space, possibly including doors, windows or furnishings.
• Use layers with appropriate line-weights and line-types for each object. • Using the same Text Style as your floorplan, add appropriate text to your drawing to
define what is happening in the elevation. Feel free to use multileader annotations in addition to plain text to do this.
• Using the same Dimension Style as the floor-plan, clearly call out all critical dimensions such as wall length, wall/ceiling height, door/window placement etc. Be sure that your dimensions are easy to read and interpret.
• Add a title block to the lower left corner of each elevation with “Name of Elevation” at ½” high and “SCALE: ½” = 1’-0” below it at ¼” high.
• If you are drawing multiple elevations, you may set up multiple viewports per page to include more than one elevation per page if there is enough space. Use your design skills to provide a visually appealing layout.
• You must set up a PAPERSPACE Layout to print your drawing from.
Deliverables
1. Coversheet – Printed on 18x24” paper with the information FINAL – Shields Residence Your Name Class Due Date
2. Shields Residence Floorplan printed on 18x24” paper at ¼” = 1’-0” scale.. 3. Minimum of 1 Elevation printed on 18”x24” paper at ¼ ” = 1’-0” of the following: 4. Place a copy of your FINAL drawing file in the INTDS285 Drop-off folder no later than
7:30am on December 7, 2016.
Grading Criteria
Drawing Set-Up/Appropriate Use of Layers/Lineweights/Linetypes ____/10 Accuracy & Neatness of Floorplan ____/35 Accuracy & Neatness of Elevation ____/15 Annotations & Text (completeness, appropriate size for the page, clarity) ____/10 Dimensioning (completeness, appropriate size for page, clarity) ____/10 Drawings Printed to Scale ( ¼ ” = 1’-0”) ____/15 Overall Neatness and Presentation ____/5
FINAL Point Total _____/100
