Studio Equipment 9. Waterproofing, damp- proofing, termite control systems and Insulation (thermal) 10 Paints and Paint Products 11. Plastic and Synthetic Materials 12 Indigenous materials 12.1 Non-conventional materials such as saw dust, rice husk, Ipil, coco lumber, etc. 12.2 Recyclable material and other Alternative Building Materials 13. Fundamentals of building processes, methods and techniques in Construction, Erection, Addition, Repairs, and Renovation of buildings/ structures 13.1 Carpentry and Joinery 13.4 Structural Steel Construction 13.6 Specialized Works Building materials samples and swatches Textbooks and References Suggested References Architectural Materials for Construction by Harold J. Rosenand Basic Construction Materials by Theodore W. Marotta New Jersey: Prentice Hall, 2002 Building Construction Illustrated by Francis D.K. Ching New York: Van Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1975 Building Construction: Materials and Types of Construction New York: John Wiley and Sons, 1975 Building Cost: Materials and Types of Construction by Huntington, Whiting and Clark New York: McGraw Hill book Co., 1989 Fundamentals of Building Construction and Materials by Edward Allen Home Improvement Manual by The Editors of Reader's Digest New York: Reader's Digest Publishing, 1984 Materials of Construction by Ronald C. Smith Sweets Catalog File: International Construction Course Objectives Course Outline Prerequisite Building Technology 1 At the end of the course, the student should be able: 1. to familiarize the essentials of working drawing production. 2. to delineate and appreciate the language of graphical presentation as a tool in the translation of conceptual designs into working drawings. 3. to apply effectively the methods and techniques in the production of construction drawing documents as a basis in the construction, erection or assembling of a building or structure. 4. to specify the different materials and apply the various systems and methods of constructing a building. 1. Introduction 1.1 Working drawing documents, materials used in building 2. Basic working drawing and graphical presentation techniques 3.1 Perspective 3.2 Floor Pans 3.2.1 Ground Floor Plan 3.2.2 Second Floor Plan 3.3 Elevations 3.3.1 Front Elevation 3.3.2 Right side Elevation 3.3.3 Left side Elevation 3.3.4 Rear Elevation 3.4 Sections 3.4.1 Cross Section 3.4.2 Longitudinal Section 3.4.3 Bay Section 3.4.4 Detailed Sections 3.5 Reflected Ceiling Plans and details 3.7 Schedule of Finishes 3.8 Kitchen Details 3.9 Toilet Details 3.10 Stair Details 4. Structural and Civil Works Documents 4.1 Foundation Plan and Floor System Plan 4.1.3 Floor Beam Details 4.1.4 Slab Details 4.2 Roof Framing Plan 4.2.1 Roof Beam Details 4.2.2 Truss Diagrams and Details 5. Plumbing Drawings 5.1 Water Supply Piping Plan 5.2 Sanitary Drainage Plan 5.3 Storm Drainage Plan 5.4 Plumbing Isometry 5.5 Plumbing Details 5.5.1 Septic Tank Detail 5.5.2 Catch Basin Detail 5.5.3 Cistern Detail 5.6 General Notes and Specification 6. Electrical Documents 6.1 Electrical/ Auxiliary Plan 6.1.1 Lighting Layout 6.1.2 Power Layout 6.1.3 Auxiliary Line Layout 6.2 Schedule of Loads 6.3 Panelboard diagrams 6.4 Riser diagram 6.5 General Notes and Specifications 6.6 Location Plan Sample working drawing documents Suggested References: Architectural Materials for Construction by Harold J. Rosenand Building Construction Handbook by Frederick S. Merritt New York: McGraw-Hill, 1975 Building Construction Illustrated by Francis D.K. Ching New York: Van Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1975 Building Construction: Materials and Types of Construction by Whitney New York: John Wiley and Sons, 1975 Building Construction Specifications by Ivan T. Rathburn New York: John Wiley and Sons, 1975 Building Cost: Materials and Types of Construction by Huntington, Whiting and Clark New York: McGraw Hill book Co., 1989 Fundamentals of Building Construction and Materials by Edward Allen Sweets Catalog File: International Construction New York: McGraw-Hill Book Co., 2005 Course Name: Course Description BUILDING TECHNOLOGY 3- CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS IN STEEL Construction methods and techniques and the production of working drawings of a medium-rise building of reinforced concrete, masonry, glass and steel. Number of Units for Number of Contact Prerequisite Course Objectives At the end of the course, the student should be able: 1. to gain more knowledge on essential concepts and principles relative to construction, erection, assembling and fabrication of a medium-rise building through the production of working drawings. 2. to accumulate a considerable amount of knowledge gained from the preceding building technology subject and be able to enhance and apply the same on a more complex project. 3. to understand improve methods and techniques in the production of construction drawing documents as a basis in the construction, erection or assembling of a building or structure. Course Outline 1. Introduction 1.1 Working drawing documents, materials specifications and building construction methods 2. Advanced working drawing and graphical presentation techniques 3. Working Drawings Production (Architectural Drawings) 3.1 Perspective 3.2 Floor Pans 3.2.1 Ground Floor- Fifth Floor Plans 3.3 Elevations 3.3.1 Front Elevation 3.3.2 Right side Elevation 3.3.3 Left side Elevation 3.3.4 Rear Elevation 3.4 Sections 3.4.1 Cross Section 3.4.2 Longitudinal Section 3.4.3 Bay Section 3.4.4 Detailed Sections 3.5 Reflected Ceiling Plans 3.5.1 Section Details 3.6 Doors and Windows 3.6.1 Door Details 3.6.2 Window Details 3.6.3 Schedule of Doors and Windows 3.7 Schedule of Floor, Wall (Interior/ Exterior) and Ceiling Finishes 3.8 Kitchen Details 3.9 Toilet Details 3.10 Stair Details 3.10.1 Detailed Plan 3.10.2 Sectional Detail 3.11 Other Architectural Details 3.11.1 Cabinet and Closet Details 4. Structural and Civil Works Documents 4.1 Foundation Plan and Floor System Plan 4.1.1 Foundation (Footing- Spread/ Isolated, Combined, Continuous, Strip, Pile Foundation, Footing Tie Beam, etc. 4.1.2 Column Details and Schedule 4.1.3 Floor Beam Details and Schedule 4.1.4 Slab Details and Schedule 4.2 Roof Framing Plan 4.2.1 Roof Beam Details 4.2.2 Truss Diagrams and Details 5. Plumbing Drawings 5.1 Water Supply Piping Plan 5.2 Sanitary Drainage Plan 5.3 Storm Drainage Plan 5.4 Plumbing Isometry 5.5 Plumbing Details 5.5.1 Septic Tank Detail 5.5.3 Cistern Detail 5.6 General Notes and Specification 6. Electrical Documents 6.1 Electrical/ Auxiliary Plan 6.1.1 Lighting Layout 6.1.2 Power Layout 6.1.3 Auxiliary Line Layout 6.2 Schedule of Loads |