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SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, BUILDING & DESIGN
Centre For Modern Architecture Studies in Southeast Asia
Bachelor of Science (Honours) (Architecture
DESIGN COMMUNICATION [ARC 1713]
Prerequisite: None
_____________________________________________________________________
Project: 2A Brief & Marking Rubric
Orthographic projections: plans, sections, elevations
Submission date:
Part1: 28/04/2016
Part2: 24/05/2016
Introduction
Orthographic projections
“A means of representing a three-dimensional object in two dimensions along with drawing that
communicates the shape and size of an object through a series of related two-dimensional views” - Edwin
Chomen
Objectives of Project
You are to utilize the given images of a furniture (for Part 1) and a building (for Part 2) to be drawn up. By
using the skills demonstrated and explained in the workshops draw up the following required orthographic
drawings.
Learning Outcomes of this Project
1. Demonstrate drafting skills in modern and traditional methods of architectural drawing.
2. Record and present clear and legible architectural information manually.
3. Identify and apply architectural conventions and symbols.
4. Demonstrate in pencil and ink examples of:
 line types
 line weights
 line quality
 hand lettering
2
Tasks - Methodology
In this project 2a, you will include sufficient evidence to show that you are competent in a range of
architectural drafting skills.
The following evidence should be presented for project 2a part 1:
 top view
 at least two selected side views
 at least one section
The project evidence may be produced in pencil at first, and ink it up for the final submission. For
submission you will submit one A2 pencil drawing and one A2 ink drawing. (paper size may be subject to
change)
The project 2a part2 will be start by making the model of the introduced building.
The following evidence should be presented for project 2a part 2 submission:
A draft out architectural drawing on butter paper as an evidence for this assignment consisting of:
 floor plans
 front, back and both (left & right) side elevations of the given building
 2 x cross-section view of the building showing floor and roof construction.
The project evidence may be produced in pencil at first, and ink it up for the final submission.
* It is your responsibility to bring all necessary equipments to facilitate your sketching and note-taking.
Suggested materials and equipment: drafting pens/technical pens (different points: 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.5);
pencils, eraser, T square, set square, cartridge paper/ tracing paper, drafting board, masking tape.
**You are to incorporate the skills developed from the workshop exercises (hand-lettering, orthographic and
paraline drawing, plan drawing) into this assessment.
Submission Requirement for Part 2
 1 ground floor plan
 4 elevations (front, back, left & right elevations)
 1 cross-section
 1 longitudinal section
 1 site plan (optional @ a smaller scale)
All these drawing have to be of a standard appropriate architectural scale (1: 75, TBC)
Assessment criteria
 Communicate clarity and accuracy of drawn information
 Quality of line weight
 Ability to demonstrate gained knowledge, skill, and understanding of orthographic projections in
architectural documentation
 Appropriate use of technique and scale
3
Suggested References
1. Uddin, M. Salleh 1997. Axonometric and Oblique Drawings: A 3-D Construction, Rendering, and
Design Guide, The McGraw-Hill Companies, New York.
2. Yee, Rendow 2007. Architectural Drawing: A Visual Compendium of Types and Methods. Wiley*
3. Francis D.K Ching 1989. Drawing: A Creative Process
4. Francis D.K Ching 2014 Building Construction Illustrated, 5th Edition
Marking criteria
Marking criteria are as follows according to the rubric breakdown:
4
5

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Design communication. assignment 2a 2016

  • 1. 1 SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, BUILDING & DESIGN Centre For Modern Architecture Studies in Southeast Asia Bachelor of Science (Honours) (Architecture DESIGN COMMUNICATION [ARC 1713] Prerequisite: None _____________________________________________________________________ Project: 2A Brief & Marking Rubric Orthographic projections: plans, sections, elevations Submission date: Part1: 28/04/2016 Part2: 24/05/2016 Introduction Orthographic projections “A means of representing a three-dimensional object in two dimensions along with drawing that communicates the shape and size of an object through a series of related two-dimensional views” - Edwin Chomen Objectives of Project You are to utilize the given images of a furniture (for Part 1) and a building (for Part 2) to be drawn up. By using the skills demonstrated and explained in the workshops draw up the following required orthographic drawings. Learning Outcomes of this Project 1. Demonstrate drafting skills in modern and traditional methods of architectural drawing. 2. Record and present clear and legible architectural information manually. 3. Identify and apply architectural conventions and symbols. 4. Demonstrate in pencil and ink examples of:  line types  line weights  line quality  hand lettering
  • 2. 2 Tasks - Methodology In this project 2a, you will include sufficient evidence to show that you are competent in a range of architectural drafting skills. The following evidence should be presented for project 2a part 1:  top view  at least two selected side views  at least one section The project evidence may be produced in pencil at first, and ink it up for the final submission. For submission you will submit one A2 pencil drawing and one A2 ink drawing. (paper size may be subject to change) The project 2a part2 will be start by making the model of the introduced building. The following evidence should be presented for project 2a part 2 submission: A draft out architectural drawing on butter paper as an evidence for this assignment consisting of:  floor plans  front, back and both (left & right) side elevations of the given building  2 x cross-section view of the building showing floor and roof construction. The project evidence may be produced in pencil at first, and ink it up for the final submission. * It is your responsibility to bring all necessary equipments to facilitate your sketching and note-taking. Suggested materials and equipment: drafting pens/technical pens (different points: 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.5); pencils, eraser, T square, set square, cartridge paper/ tracing paper, drafting board, masking tape. **You are to incorporate the skills developed from the workshop exercises (hand-lettering, orthographic and paraline drawing, plan drawing) into this assessment. Submission Requirement for Part 2  1 ground floor plan  4 elevations (front, back, left & right elevations)  1 cross-section  1 longitudinal section  1 site plan (optional @ a smaller scale) All these drawing have to be of a standard appropriate architectural scale (1: 75, TBC) Assessment criteria  Communicate clarity and accuracy of drawn information  Quality of line weight  Ability to demonstrate gained knowledge, skill, and understanding of orthographic projections in architectural documentation  Appropriate use of technique and scale
  • 3. 3 Suggested References 1. Uddin, M. Salleh 1997. Axonometric and Oblique Drawings: A 3-D Construction, Rendering, and Design Guide, The McGraw-Hill Companies, New York. 2. Yee, Rendow 2007. Architectural Drawing: A Visual Compendium of Types and Methods. Wiley* 3. Francis D.K Ching 1989. Drawing: A Creative Process 4. Francis D.K Ching 2014 Building Construction Illustrated, 5th Edition Marking criteria Marking criteria are as follows according to the rubric breakdown:
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