This document provides guidance on developing floor plans and architectural drawings. It discusses considerations for homeowner needs and mechanical needs. It also covers topics like plan flow, basic room sizes, door and window sizes, bubble diagrams, furniture planning, and developing electrical plans according to code requirements. The document is intended as a reference for those looking to design floor plans and develop the necessary architectural drawings. It outlines the various elements that should be included and considered to properly plan the layout and design of a home.
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This short document contains various checklists from Addicted to Energy and four never before published pages that may help your design be more efficient and more innovative.
This research discusses all the basics one needs to know before design any residential design. It includes the space planning, rule of thumb and standards as well as a complete detail on Kitchen appliances and accessories. The research also talks about the ventilation system, safety and smart technologies for residential kitchens.
What does a home electrical installation cost?Leonardo ENERGY
Highlights:
* Considers what needs to be taken into account to provide a budget for a domestic electrical installation.
* Looks at necessary and optional items.
* Discusses budget as a percentage and cost per square metre.
* Calculates cost of four different installations: conventional, remote control, and integrated home system with star or bus topology.
* Finds that cost varies between 3% and 5.1% of total construction budget.
The Duncan Residence was given to me in a profile with measurements for me to draft in AutoCad with no other information than the client's profile i.e. name, location, utilization of the space, occupants etc.
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Life Styles of the Warm and ComfortableDarren Huff
An interactive presentation of electric radiant heat and benefits beyond just warming feet for architects and designers that include the benefits of Health, Safety and Wellness.
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Developing Your Own Space PlanUI340 Housing Perspecti.docxduketjoy27252
Developing Your Own
Space Plan
UI340: Housing Perspectives
The Purpose of Space Planning
Space planning will help determine how
furniture will fit into a space
Space planning allows you to develop several
layouts. Then, you can select the plan that
best fits your needs.
Space planning allows you to plan around
telephone/data outlets, heating and cooling
registers, windows and doors.
Space planning keeps you from moving
furniture around the room several times!
Materials Needed
A space!
A 25’ tape measure
Quad paper (graph paper with ¼” squares –
or 4 squares per inch)
Scrap paper
Pencil
Scissors
Tape
Step One
Measure the length of each wall in the space
(in feet and inches).
Sketch the space on a piece of scrap paper
and label each wall with the dimension.
Locate doors and windows
Measure from the corner of the room to the
start of the window, then measure the length
of the window.
Complete the same process for the doors.
Step One
Locate the electrical outlets
Measure from the corner of the room to the
electrical outlet and label it on your plan.
Locate telephone or data outlets using the
same process.
Locate the heating and cooling registers
Measure from the corner of the room to the
heating register. Note if the register is floor or
wall mounted.
Locate all of these items on your scrap paper
with dimensions or measurements
Step One – Example Plan
Step Two
Transfer drafted plan from scrap paper to
graph paper
Graph paper is scaled so that one square =
one foot
Draft the walls of your plan first, then add
doors, windows, electrical, telephone/data,
and heating and cooling registers.
See example
Step Two – Example Plan
Step Three
Measure all furniture
Be sure to measure at the widest point of the
furniture piece
Draft the furniture pieces with dimensions on
your scrap paper
You may use furniture templates only if your
furniture is the same size as the template
See example
Step Three Example
Step Four
Draw your furniture on the graph paper to
scale. One square = 1 foot.
You may use templates for this step if they
are the same dimensions (measurements) as
your furniture.
Once you draw your furniture to scale, cut
each piece out with your scissors.
Step Four Example
Step Five
Move your furniture around your plan to see
where your furniture will fit.
It is a good idea to leave at least 3 feet between
furniture, especially in walk ways.
If you are space planning with chairs and desks
that will be pulled out, make sure to space plan
with the chair pulled out.
Be sure not to block heating and cooling
registers and be aware of electrical,
telephone/data, window and door locations.
When you find a plan you like, tape your
furniture to your drawing.
Step Five Example
.
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This research discusses all the basics one needs to know before design any residential design. It includes the space planning, rule of thumb and standards as well as a complete detail on Kitchen appliances and accessories. The research also talks about the ventilation system, safety and smart technologies for residential kitchens.
What does a home electrical installation cost?Leonardo ENERGY
Highlights:
* Considers what needs to be taken into account to provide a budget for a domestic electrical installation.
* Looks at necessary and optional items.
* Discusses budget as a percentage and cost per square metre.
* Calculates cost of four different installations: conventional, remote control, and integrated home system with star or bus topology.
* Finds that cost varies between 3% and 5.1% of total construction budget.
The Duncan Residence was given to me in a profile with measurements for me to draft in AutoCad with no other information than the client's profile i.e. name, location, utilization of the space, occupants etc.
Tips and actions that you can take to save precious dollars on your electricity bills. Presented by the Melton Sustainable Living Group Inc, Melton West, Australia
Life Styles of the Warm and ComfortableDarren Huff
An interactive presentation of electric radiant heat and benefits beyond just warming feet for architects and designers that include the benefits of Health, Safety and Wellness.
bti Classic Collection brings to you
Alpenglow, a home that enriches
your life with the comforts of a modern
apartment and the convenience of
an ideal location in the heart of the
capital city. For more information please visit us at www.btibd.com/property/alpenglow/
Developing Your Own Space PlanUI340 Housing Perspecti.docxduketjoy27252
Developing Your Own
Space Plan
UI340: Housing Perspectives
The Purpose of Space Planning
Space planning will help determine how
furniture will fit into a space
Space planning allows you to develop several
layouts. Then, you can select the plan that
best fits your needs.
Space planning allows you to plan around
telephone/data outlets, heating and cooling
registers, windows and doors.
Space planning keeps you from moving
furniture around the room several times!
Materials Needed
A space!
A 25’ tape measure
Quad paper (graph paper with ¼” squares –
or 4 squares per inch)
Scrap paper
Pencil
Scissors
Tape
Step One
Measure the length of each wall in the space
(in feet and inches).
Sketch the space on a piece of scrap paper
and label each wall with the dimension.
Locate doors and windows
Measure from the corner of the room to the
start of the window, then measure the length
of the window.
Complete the same process for the doors.
Step One
Locate the electrical outlets
Measure from the corner of the room to the
electrical outlet and label it on your plan.
Locate telephone or data outlets using the
same process.
Locate the heating and cooling registers
Measure from the corner of the room to the
heating register. Note if the register is floor or
wall mounted.
Locate all of these items on your scrap paper
with dimensions or measurements
Step One – Example Plan
Step Two
Transfer drafted plan from scrap paper to
graph paper
Graph paper is scaled so that one square =
one foot
Draft the walls of your plan first, then add
doors, windows, electrical, telephone/data,
and heating and cooling registers.
See example
Step Two – Example Plan
Step Three
Measure all furniture
Be sure to measure at the widest point of the
furniture piece
Draft the furniture pieces with dimensions on
your scrap paper
You may use furniture templates only if your
furniture is the same size as the template
See example
Step Three Example
Step Four
Draw your furniture on the graph paper to
scale. One square = 1 foot.
You may use templates for this step if they
are the same dimensions (measurements) as
your furniture.
Once you draw your furniture to scale, cut
each piece out with your scissors.
Step Four Example
Step Five
Move your furniture around your plan to see
where your furniture will fit.
It is a good idea to leave at least 3 feet between
furniture, especially in walk ways.
If you are space planning with chairs and desks
that will be pulled out, make sure to space plan
with the chair pulled out.
Be sure not to block heating and cooling
registers and be aware of electrical,
telephone/data, window and door locations.
When you find a plan you like, tape your
furniture to your drawing.
Step Five Example
.
The VIllas at Woodcreek Farms is a Maintenance Free New Brick Home Community in a gated neighborhood next to the golf County Club location of Woodcreek Farms. Browse the new home plans and pricing for more information. Executive Construction Homes is a custom home builder building on your land or in one of our unique communities.
new home specification for Elite Series to be built on your land in columbia, elgin, lake murray, lexington, blythewood by Executive Construction Homes
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3. Homeowner Considerations: What Should It Include?
Mechanical Considerations:
Plan Flow Considerations:
Floor Planning
Buyer’s interests/hobbies
What styles do they like?
Where are they building?
What can they afford?
How many bedrooms?
Recreation/Living?
Kitchen/Dining?
Baths?
Closets/Utilities?
The Home
Economist’s Job:
Plan for traffic and flow.
Easy access to high-use
rooms and features.
Don’t forget about
space for:
Heating/Cooling Equip.
Electrical/Plumbing
4. Vocabulary
Work Triangle- A kitchen triangle drawn from
stove-fridge-sink. Should be 12’-20’
Furniture plans- Plan that shows furniture for
flow and arrangement.
Structural Calculations- Calculations used to
determine size of structural members in
house construction.
Schedules- Lists of windows and doors used in
house and reference marks on plans.
5. Basic Room Sizes
Living…………………………………………………………. 14’ x 20’
Dining…………………………………………………………. 12’ x 14’
Kitchen………………………………………………………… 8’ x 16’
Bath……………………………………………………………. 5’ x 9’
Bedroom, master……………………………………………… 12’ x 15’
Bedroom……………………………………………………….. 11’ x 13’
Entrance hall…………………………………………………… 7’ x 8’
Powder room, half bath………………………………………. 4’ x 5’
Utility…………………………………………………………... 8’ x 12’
Hall width……………………………………………………… 3’6” to 4’
Stairs width……………………………………………………. 3’
Garage, single………………………………………………….. 12’ x 20’
Garage, double…………………………………………………. 20’ x 20’
Workshop………………………………………………………. 12’ x 14’
Closet depth…………………………………………………….. 2’
Basic Door Sizes
Front door………………………………………………………. 36” x 80”
Back/side door…………………………………………………. 32” x 80”
Interior room door……………………………………… 28”,30”,32” x 80”
Single garage door……………………………………... 8’, 9’ wide x 7’h
Double garage door…………………………………….. 16’ wide x 7’ h
Patio/French doors……………………………………………... 6’ x 80”
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10. Planning Your Ranch Home
The heated square footage (excluding garage) is between 1500- 3000 sq. ft.
Be a ranch style house (single story).
Fit on a “C” size sheet of paper (17” x 22”) using a ¼” = 1’-0” scale.
Maximum house length of 80’-0”.
Maximum house depth of 48’-0”.
Be a basic structure with no odd shapes, angles or roofs.
The house must include the following basic features:
A fireplace or wood burner (stove) location.
A porch, patio and/or deck.
Built on slab (no basement).
1 and ½ baths minimum.
Three bedrooms minimum.
At least 2 different window types (double-hung, casement, bay/bow, etc).
A garage is optional.
17. Labels and Furniture Dimensioning
Basic
Structure:
Walls, Doors,
Windows,
Fireplaces,
Counters,
Plumbing
Fixtures
Room Labels
Window & Door
Schedule Marks
Utility Labels
Mirror/Medicine
Cabinet Notes
Kitchen Work
Triangle
Furniture
Inside/Outside
Dimensions
Door and Window
Locations
Truss/Rafter Notes
18. Vocabulary
Group Dimensioning- Placing all dimensions
on a wall or feature in one step.
Design Notes- Special notes to call attention to
something in a drawing not easily
recognizable.
Symbols- Grouped elements to represent a
feature like furniture of fixtures.
Furniture Plans- Plans dedicated to showing a
possible furniture arrangement and flow.
19. Furniture Planning:
When developing furniture plans,
remember to consider room to
move around. You need at least 2’
to travel between furniture. Also,
remember to add items such as
lamps, end tables, dressers and
plants to your plan.
21. Rules and Regulations: What Do We Draw?
What Don’t We Draw?
Why All The Rules?
Electrical Plans
Rules for outlet spacing
Rules for switch placement
Rules for lighting
Rules for symbols
Outlets, switches, lighting,
phone, cable, fire
Connectors from switches
to lights
Outside lighting/outlets
Electrical requirements
continue to change
Need service for future
needs
Keeping you safe
Connections to outlets
What goes to which
breakers
Actual style of lights
22. Vocabulary
National Electrical Code- Code developed by
the National Fire Protection Assoc.
Habitable Room- A room for living. Non-
habitable examples: bath, closet, hall.
Outlets- An access point to electricity.
Switching- Lighting controlled by a switch.
Typical switches can be single pole, 3-way
and 4-way, depending on number of switch
locations.
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25. National Electrical Code and Other Requirements
Receptacles (Duplex Outlets)
In every habitable room, (kitchen, living, dining, bedroom, rec.
room, etc.), receptacles will be placed so that no distance
exceeds 6’ between outlets.
Walls 2’ wide or more must have an outlet.
In kitchens and dining rooms with counters, outlets must run the
length of the counter at not more than 2’ between outlets. Any
counter over 2’ long must have an outlet.
Hallways must have at least 1 outlet
Unfinished basements should have at least 1 outlet.
GFCI Protected Outlets (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupt) should
be used near water danger. Any outlets within 6’ of water
danger should be GFCI. This includes sinks, garages,
basements and outside outlets. Outside outlets should also
include waterproof covers.
26. National Electrical Code and Other Requirements
Lighting
In every habitable room, hallway, stairway, garage and outside
entrance, switched lighting outlets must be installed. These can be
permanent fixtures or switched outlets. Kitchens and baths must
have permanent fixtures mounted.
Walk-in closets should have permanent lighting installed.
Outside lighting should be included that illuminates all sides of the
house.
Outside lighting should be controlled by a switch, even if it is controlled
by a timer or optical sensor.
Switches- In every habitable room, hallway, stairway, garage and
outside entrance, a switch must be used to control lighting. Also,
attics, utility rooms and basements for storage should have a switch
at the entrance controlling a light.
Interior stairways with 6 or more steps should have switches at each
level.
2’ or 3’ deep closets do not need switched lighting (or any lighting).
27. National Electrical Code and Other Requirements
Additional Electrical Requirements
Plans should include phone and cable jacks. Stereo and
computer optional.
All doors into the house should include a button that will sound a
door bell.
Smoke detectors should be placed near all fire risk areas and
near sleeping areas.