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Topic 2 Reading Blueprints and Drawings

Topic 2 Reading Blueprints and Drawings. SCO 2.12. SCO. Students will be expected to: 2.12 read and interpret floor plans [1.401 ][1.402][1.403][2.401][2.402]. Why?.

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Topic 2 Reading Blueprints and Drawings

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  1. Topic 2 Reading Blueprints and Drawings SCO 2.12

  2. SCO • Students will be expected to: • 2.12 read and interpret floor plans [1.401][1.402][1.403][2.401][2.402]

  3. Why? • The purpose of this outcome is to provide introductory experiences for students, of the range of plans and structural drawings used in the construction trades.

  4. Remember Orthographic Drawings? • There is a relationship between the drawings of a house plan and orthographic projections. • A floor plan is a top view of a building that has been cut horizontally about midway up the wall.

  5. Assignment • Read a foundation plan and determine building size and the location of doors, windows and support columns • Read a floor plan and determine size of each room and location and size of windows and doors and other features

  6. Assignment • Read an elevation drawing and identify the relationship of grade to the foundation and the type of siding and roofing. (You will have to do some research here) • Read a section drawing and determine the actual components that make up the foundation, walls, floors and roof and the heights of structural components

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