Winter 2019 cm595c                         dennis selke instru

1. Winter 2019 CM595c Dennis Selke Instructor
NewSchool of Architecture & Design
Project 1 - 50 points
Schematic design package:
Cover Sheet – Site location info, Rendering, Sheet list, symbols,
fire department notes,
legends and pricing notes
Materials/ color grid – a grid of boxes showing the colors and
material used in the space
labeled with the material names
Space Plan – floor plan of the space showing furniture, cabinets
and doors, general notes on
the types of furniture and cabinets
Power plan – a plan showing the outlets, any special power and
network data locations,
general notes
Reflected ceiling plan – light fixtures and soffits, general notes
Finish plan – wall finishes and floor finishes, list of finishes
Detail Sheet – 8 details; 2 typical wall types, window and door
jambs, window and door
heads, window sill and door threshold.

2. Can be done in Revit of AutoCad or any combination of both
OUTLINE FOR CASE ANALYSIS
Title Page (APA formatted)
Case Name:
I. Major Facts
(State here the major facts as you see them. Make statements
clear and concise for your
own understanding as well as for the understanding of the other
students and the
instructor.)
II. Major Problem
(State here the major problem as you see it. Emphasize the
present major problem. You
may wish to phrase your statement in the form of a question. In
a few cases, there may be
more than one major problem. A good problem statement will
be concise, usually only

3. one sentence.)
III. Possible
Solution
s
A. (List here the possible solutions to the major problem. Let
your imagination
come up with alternative ways to solve the problem.
B. Do not limit yourself to only one or two possible solutions.
These solutions
should be distinct from each other.
C. However, you may wish to include portions of one solution
in another solution,
as long as each solution stands alone. Only in this manner will
your subsequent

4. choice be definitive.
D. Briefly note advantages and disadvantages of each possible
solution.)
etc.
IV. Choice and Rationale
(State here your choice, A or B or ___ and the detailed reasons
for your choice. You may
also state your reasons for not choosing the other alterative
solutions.)
V. Implementation
(Prepare a plan to implement your choice)
Appendix (Answer case study questions)
Reference Page (APA formatted)

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Sheets and Viewspage 1
Winter 2019 CM595c Dennis Selke Instructor
NewSchool of Architecture & Design
Project 1 - 50 points
Schematic design package:
Cover Sheet – Site location info, Rendering, Sheet list, symbols,
fire department notes,
legends and pricing notes
Materials/ color grid – a grid of boxes showing the colors and
material used in the space

6. labeled with the material names
Space Plan – floor plan of the space showing furniture, cabinets
and doors, general notes on
the types of furniture and cabinets
Power plan – a plan showing the outlets, any special power and
network data locations,
general notes
Reflected ceiling plan – light fixtures and soffits, general notes
Finish plan – wall finishes and floor finishes, list of finishes
Detail Sheet – 8 details; 2 typical wall types, window and door
jambs, window and door
heads, window sill and door threshold.
Can be done in Revit of AutoCad or any combination of both