Question:
What is the building’s height that we are currently making the plans and elevations for?
Solution:
Utilized the elevation drawings of maison Gartte-Cie case study project on OpenLab. You know the long East-West dimension (55’) from the dimension diagram. Use that information to scale the elevation drawings. You are encouraged to do more research on the case study building including it’s dimensions, consider searching for more drawings and evaluating building pictures.
Welcome to the Fall 2021 semester and Building Technology 2 course
On this website you will find the syllabus, software used, textbooks, schedule, lecture notes, assignments, support information and more.
This website is constantly being updated and tuned please check back regularly.
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This semester there 5 sections of BT2 they are as follows:
Section Meeting Time [Instructor]
15360 HD66 Tu-Th 8:00AM – 10:05AM [Pellegrino-Firestone]
15361 HD68 Tu-Th 10:30AM – 12:35PM [Aptekar, Alexander]
15362 HD72 Tu-Th 2:30PM – 4:35PM [Aptekar, Alexander]
65346 HD75 Tu-Th 2:30PM – 4:35PM [Samaha, Anthony]
15359 HE78 Tu-Th 6:00PM – 8:05PM [Yang, Jieun]
Thursday, April 22nd, 10:0am-5pm
Panels :
Environmental Justice (10:00 am)
Innovative Technologies (11 :00 am)
Resilient 21 / Policy-Laws and Regulations Biden Administration- First 100 Days of Change (12:00 pm)
Culture and Communication (2:00 pm)
Food and Climate Connections (3:00 pm)
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CircleIn is an easy to use studying app and website. Think of it as a massive circle of students, your classmates, who share your pain when it comes to all of the homework and testing. Everyone is there to help. It has all the tools and resources you need to stay productive and pass your class(es).
Log-In Instructions for students have been emailed to them and follow:
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The objective is to make sure you are surrounded by help from your classmates and give you a place where you can contribute to supporting your peers as well.
We review your “Sketchbook/notes” four times over the semester [see the class schedule or the dates below]. You should keep up to date with the weekly assignments, so you are prepared for class and do not have a big set of notes to complete at once. You should include notes on your reading and on the lectures. You should also keep a list of useful AutoCAD tricks, key commands, and functions. I will be sharing some examples of good “Sketchbook/notes” submissions in future classes. Please include your own diagrams, and sketches in addition to any written notes you take.
Question: Should I show the property lines in the site plan. The lines are in red, is this how you wanted the site plan?Â
Yes, please include the property lines in your 300:1 scale drawing. Typically, in AutoCAD the line color sets the printing line weight. We will discuss that in 2-9-21 class. The line type should be either, long dash and two short dashes (for property lines) or just straight long dashes (for lot lines).
Welcome to the Spring 2021 semester and Building Technology 2 course
On this website you will find the syllabus, software used, textbooks, schedule, lecture notes, assignments, Â support information and more.
This website is constantly being updated and tuned please check back regularly.
Prof. A. Aptekar will be available to answer questions and help you with your projects today [11-7-2020] between noon and 2:00. Use the following link to reach support session .
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86988456592
Meeting ID: 869 8845 6592
Per our discussion in class, Prof. A. Aptekar will be available to answer questions and help you with your projects tomorrow [10-21-2020] 8:00 to 9:00 PM. Use the following link to reach me.
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81556418251
Meeting ID: 815 5641 8251
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