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This module introduces students to the fundamentals of reading and interpreting blueprints, with a focus on floor plans. Students will learn about various types of structural drawings, such as foundation plans and elevation drawings, to understand building dimensions, door and window placements, and the relationship between different structural elements. Hands-on assignments will deepen their comprehension, helping them identify the components of buildings while understanding how blueprints relate to orthographic drawings. This foundational knowledge is essential for anyone entering the construction trades.
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SCO • Students will be expected to: • 2.12 read and interpret floor plans [1.401][1.402][1.403][2.401][2.402]
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.
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.
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
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