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Week 3 powerpoint floor plan elements
The document discusses the key elements found in floor plans including walls, doors, windows, and stairs. It provides examples of six main types of each element and notes that more detail should be shown at larger scales. Walls, doors, and windows are represented sufficiently at a 1/4" = 1'-0" scale. The document also references additional resources that contain further details on floor plan elements.
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- 1. FLOOR PLAN ELEMENTS 1. Walls 2. Doors 3. Windows 4. Stairs
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- 3. There are manydifferent floor plan wall types – here are six main types. As you increase your scale, you might indicate more detail in the plan representation of the wall (often, wall materials are not indicated in plan, just pochéd). At ¼” = 1’-0” scale, this would be sufficient representation of wall material in plan (generic poché would also be okay, if wall type was not distinguished).
- 4. Here are somespecific partition types you’ll find in Graphic Standards (Student Edition), an e-book in the NYSID Library.
- 5. Here are somemore specific partition types you’ll find in Graphic Standards (these are wood stud walls rather than metal stud walls as previously illustrated).
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- 7. There are manydifferent floor plan door types as well – here are six. Again, as you increase your scale, you might indicate more detail in the plan representation of the door (i.e. show thickness of door and more door jamb detail). At ¼” = 1’-0” scale, this would be sufficient representation of door detail in plan.
- 8. From Ching’s IllustratedText… Door Type Illustrations and Use
- 9. Parts of aDoor and Types Door Jamb Plan Details
- 10. Door Frames andDoor Stiles Revolving Door Plan Details
- 11. Sliding Glass DoorDetails Folding and Pocket Door Details
- 12. Garage and OverheadDoors Door Specification Details
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- 14. There are manydifferent window types as well – here are six. As you increase your scale, you would also indicate more detail in the plan representation of the window. At ¼” = 1’-0” scale, this would be sufficient representation of window detail.
- 15. Window Types IllustratedParts of a Window
- 16. Window Types andDetails Wood Window Details
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- 18. Stair Types IllustratedSpiral Stairs
- 19. Stair Risers andTreads (generally, 7” risers/11” treads are optimal) Stair Dimensions
- 20. Wood Stair ComponentsWood Stair Components
- 21. Steel Stair ComponentsConcrete Stair Components
- 22. Spiral Stair ComponentsGood Resource Book