Category Archives: Assignments

Please upload both your Revit file and a plotted PDF of the three sheets to blackboard.  Include the following: Grids Levels Wall for building perimiter 3 Sheets (look to use 22 x 34 Titleblock and 1/8″ scale) One floor plan … Continue reading →

All of the grades are posted with comments on blackboard. Below are the grades for the individual zoning assignment.  You have a one time opportunity to improve your grade by re-submitting.  This will be listed in blackboard as another assignment … Continue reading →

I am curious how difficult it is to do the following on all assignments: Include your name in the file Include the name of the assignment Put multiple PDF’s in to a single file These are the requirements for every … Continue reading →

General Comments: While all of the teams seemed to show the correct zoning envelope backup information was not consistently provided to explain how you arrived at your answers.  All of the zoning data (base height, setbacks, FAR, Sky Exposure) need … Continue reading →

The assignment is due by midnight on Sunday October 8th.  The assignment should include a minimum of three sheets (three separate stories) – additional pages may be included only after the required sheets are complete.  Please review to the Powerpoint … Continue reading →

General Notes This is individual work based on shared group research. This is you very first important individual grade of the semester. Each of you must create your own AutoCad files. The deadline is Sunday evening at midnight. There is … Continue reading →

You will find an AutoCad titleblock template for your zoning set in the following location on the S: drive accessible here at the department computer labs S:\Arch 2330 Building Technology III\Acad THIS TITLEBLOCK SHOULD BE REFERENCED INTO PAPERSPACE FOR YOUR … Continue reading →

I noticed that for the first presentation that some groups did not follow my post that listed everything that was required and so many of you left out some important items.  To be clearer for the upcoming zoning presentation below … Continue reading →