To encourage your organization of your project and clean and perfect professional workflow will be grading the file structure in G team as a separate assignment instead of part of assignment eight as indicated in a in assignment eight.

Below is a list of assignments should be included in that file subdirectory for your midterm submission.

Project Assignments

• 01 Zoning Massing (on blackboard)
• 02 Design Massing (on blackboard)
• 03 Site Plan (on blackboard)
• 04 FAR
• 05 Structural Grid
• 06 interior plans [w/ stairs and elevators]
• 07 structural skeleton w/phasing
• 08 Structural Skeleton PDF
• 09 Rebar Details
• 10 G team file structure

The complete structure naming conventions and folder outline was posted on the week by week power points and on the following blog post:

Assignment 5

In this assignment you use the Rebar tool to develop a detail of how the rebar system works within the concrete connection. The selected connection you should detail should show a typical condition where a column and a slab intersect.

-As discussed in class this is due on 10/19

Structural Skeleton PDF.

The underlying armature that holds a building up is its structural skeleton. In some instances that structural skeleton is hidden and in other instances it is expressed, such as the Hearst Building by Foster and partners. Part of your drawing set focuses on the structural aspect of your building. You must submit drawings such as:

• 3D axonometric of your structural system,
• plans with dimensioned beams,
• sections with dimensioned columns,
• beam and column schedule

Structural Member Schedule

Structural Details

Structural Axon

• An Engineers Guide to: Economical Concrete Floor Systems:
  http://www.nebrconcagg.com/assets/PromotionPages/Structural/structural%20%283%29.pdf
• Current Trends in Economical Concrete Construction:
  http://www.structurearchives.org/article.aspx?articleID=272
• Portland Cement Association (PCA)
  http://www.cement.org/home
• Portland Cement Association (PCA) Publications
  http://www.cement.org/think-harder-concrete-/buildings-structures/design-aids/reinforced-concrete
• Concrete Reinforcing Steel Institute (CRSI)
  http://www.crsi.org/index.cfm
• Concrete Reinforcing Steel Institute (CRSI) Concrete Structural Floor Systems
  http://www.crsi.org/index.cfm/engineering/floor
•  COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY Graduate School of Architecture
  http://www.columbia.edu/cu/gsapp/BT/BSI/GRAVSYS/grav1.html
• Famous concrete buildings
  http://picsbox.biz/key/famous%20concrete%20buildings#