Constructing journal week 4

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Constructing Journal Week 4 Case Study: Ormond Theology Centre Reception Information found in the title block on the floor plan page. - Date Produced - Scale - Project Number - Drawing Number - Title - Architect, Address and Company - Location - Compass Pointing North - Initials of Architect - Name of Building

This information is important because: - Builders know what to do - It gives context to the rest of the grounds - Gives information on who to contact if there is an issue

Drawing Contact – Plans Information shown in plans; - Walls - Doors - Clouds - Grid References - Names of areas - Seats - Stairs - Toilets/Sinks - Dimensions - Materials - Legend - Windows - Lift

Information in General Notes is included to avoid mix up with things such as scale. The legend is included on the map to indicate what everything is that is represented on the map. Parts of the drawing are annotated because: - The scale is such that you cannot see enough detain so sometimes it is required to annotate to clarify.

Locations of sections are represented as shown below:

The arrow shows the direction the section is facing, and the numbers aid in referencing the drawing. (finding it) References to other drawings are shown below:

How windows and doors are represented:

An example of a diagram showing dimensions

There is a grid which uses letters to identify longitude which represent a latitudinal distance and numbers identify latitude which represents longitudinal distances.

Floor levels are noted on the plan in the title. Some areas of the drawings are clouded because it is showing that on a certain date someone made a decision to change whatever is shown under the cloud.


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