The document discusses the various stages of an architectural project from initial research and defining needs, to developing a program, basic design, draft plans, and finally execution plans. It explains key elements at each stage such as creating an architectural diagram, basic outline design, and draft drawings. The execution project stage involves creating detailed construction plans, specifications, and documents to guide the building process.

1. Architectural Project
Members:
EDELY GARRIDO
WENDY PIÑA

2. Architectural Project
Is the
set of
plans,
drawings,
diagrams
and
explanato
ry texts
used to
translate
(on paper,
digitally,
model or
other
means of
represent
ation) the
design of
a building
before it
is built.

3. Architectural Project
Design stages of a project
Defining scope, needs or objectives: To develop an
architectural project, is conducted prior research
process that guides the architect in his work
throughout the entire project. The interpretation
by the Architect of the results of this stage is what
defines the personality largely project.
Program Design: The results of the
research synthesis, the designer makes a
list identifying the system components and
their particular requirements. This list is
called Architectural Program.

4. Architectural Project
Architectural
program: the designer
makes a graphic
diagram, similar to a
flowchart, which
represents each and
every one of the
elements and the
associated program by
lines or arrows
according to the
relationships between
spaces. For example,
the kitchen should be
related to the dining
room, but not in the
bedrooms. By the
presence (or absence)
of arrows indicates
this relationship. In
this graph of
relationships between
spaces called
architectural
diagram.

5. Architectural Project
Design the basic
outline: Designed as
a stage of
realization of an
architectural
project, design is the
process of
translating the
results into useful
forms of all previous
steps will be
represented
graphically in the
later stages. It is
considered a
creative process.

6. Architectural Project
Draft: It consists of a
set of drawings, models
or other means of
representation that
explains for the first
time, but graphically
outset how the building
is designed. It
represents the building
in plan (horizontal
section, top view),
elevation or elevations
(front view of the
facades), cuts or
sections and
perspectives.
Generally, although
the drawing is to scale
only include general
dimensions. Its purpose
is purely preliminary,
for the customer decide
if the design is pleasing
and meets your
requirements. Should
the Draft is approved,
then performed the
final draft.

7. Architectural Project
Basic Design or Architectural: Used to
describe the general design of the building:
form, function, distribution, construction
system, represented in drawings, computer
models or models with a specification and an
overall budget. Includes the urban
characteristics of the building

8. Architectural Project
Project Execution: The conclusion of the whole
design process, is the Executive Project is
defined as the set of plans, drawings, diagrams
and explanatory texts (Memory and BUDGET) used
to define adequately the building. It represents
the building floors, elevations or elevations,
sections or sections, perspectives, models, three-
dimensional model

9. Architectural Project
Elements that make up the
architectural or Basic Project
• Location maps and
location.
• Assembly plant.
• Architectural
floor plans.
• Plans and
elevations rise
developments.
• Architectural
plan cuts or
sections.
• Drawings of
architectural
details.
• Budget
• Perspectives.
• Model

10. Architectural Project
EXECUTIVE PROJECT
(construction plans)
This is a step back to the architectural
project itself, and is prepared when the design
has been approved by the client and its
construction is imminent. The main difference
with the architectural or Basic Project is that
the former describes graphically "what to do"
while the Executive Project specifies "how it
will do." Working on the basis of plans that
integrate the architectural design, the
architect or a civil engineer to form a team,
adds information and technical specifications
intended to builder and various contractors
that explain in detail what materials and what
techniques be used. In addition to the planes
that make up the package of architectural
plans, should include at least the following
plans and documents:

11. Architectural Project
 TOPOGRAPHY
Map of earthworks, or topographical.

12. Architectural Project
 Structure
 Plans foundation.
 Display of wall drawings, wall or stake.
 Plans porches with columns and beams.
 Drawings of floor slabs and roofs, or
floors.

13. Architectural Project
 Facilities
• Sanitation Plano buried.
• Plans installations: electrical,
plumbing, sanitary, fire, mechanical,
special, voice and data, and so on.

14. Architectural Project
 Partitionin
g and
joinery
• Plans defining the enclosing and
partitioning: walls, partitions, doors,
windows, railings, deck, etc.

15. Architectural Project
 Finishes
joinery
• Plans finishes: flooring, paint, plaster,
acoustic and thermal insulation,
waterproofing, etc.

16. Architectural Project
 Urbanization
 Drawings of the elements of the
outdoor areas: sidewalks,
landscaping, fencing, facilities, and
so on.

17. Architectural Project
 construction details
 Plans for construction details (for
trades)

18. Architectural Project
Specification and constructive
• Applicable regulations.
• Regulatory compliance sheets.
• Justification of the solutions adopted
• Programming of the work.
• Structural calculation report.
• Catalogue of concepts or specifications

19. Architectural Project