Create 1 joist plan (minimum) for submittal on blackboard
S-102 FIRST FLOOR (ground floor) [Optional (does not exist if you foundation type is slab on grade)]
S-103 SECOND FLOOR (bedrooms)
S-104 THIRD FLOOR (master bedroom) [Optional]
S-105 ROOF PLAN [Optional]
Resources for joist sizing can be found at “11 Floor Joist Spacing and Layout” on open lab
Utilize the sketches on Miro for basement reference
Include labeling and sizing calculations your joist plans
Beam Sizing
industry reference tables:
Imperial (US):
- https://www.southernpine.com/span-tables/headers-beams-size-selection-tables/
- https://awc.org/calculators/span-options-calculator-for-wood-joists-and-rafters/
- https://bct.eco.umass.edu/publications/articles/sizing-engineered-beams-and-headers/
- https://www.weyerhaeuser.com/woodproducts/engineered-lumber/resources/sizing-table-lookup/floor-beam-sizing-calculator/
You should have the following drawings, and XREF completed:
ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS
A-101 CELLAR
A-102 FIRST FLOOR (ground floor)
A-103 SECOND FLOOR (bedrooms)
A-104 THIRD FLOOR (master bedroom)
A-105 ROOF PLAN
XREF AUTOCAD DRAWINGS (LINKED DWG FILES)
N/A GRID (if applicable)
N/A TITLE BLOCK [you will need to change your title block from a block to an X ref]
Submittal:
submit BOTH the pdf and the dwg files.
boards, 34×22 in PDF format (three boards minimum)
DWG files and xrefs (etransmit)
combine the individual pdf pages into 1 file.
Name files using the following naming convention:
course_professor initials_semester_project name_student name
(ex: ARCH2331_AA _S22_B03JOIST_JoseSanchez-01.jpg)
files not conforming to department standards may be graded.
