TEAM 1 – WEEK 1 – VOCABULARY
Vocabulary For Arch 1290
- Parametric – A way of describing something
- Schematic Design – 3 or more different ideas
- Design Development – Choosing Materials
- Construction Documents – Set instructions to build
- Bid Documents – Construction Documents and specification
- Hosting – the entity that oversees lower entities
- Default – present
Vocabulary For Arch 1200
- Node – It’s a point where you make a decision
- Verbose – to much
- Poche – rendering
TEAM 1 – WEEK 2 – VOCABULARY
Vocabulary For Arch 1290:
1. RAM – Random Access Memory
2. Hard Drive – Storing Cabinet
3. Propagate – To copy certain things and import to a new level
Vocabulary For Arch 1200
1. Column – Is a structural vertical column that supports weight
2. Footing – Is a load transfer
3. Isometric – A 30 degree 3D perspective
4. Axonometric – Is a 45 degree 3D perspective
TEAM 1 – WEEK 3 – VOCABULARY
Vocabulary for Arch 1290
1. Duplicate – its a copy
2. Parapet – extension of exterior wall above the roof
3. Project Browser – window in Revit that contains all the components in a project such as views, schedules, sheets, and families
Vocabulary for Arch 1200
1. Integral – Consisting or composed parts of that together constitute of a whole
2. Family – a collection of objects used in constructing and designing of a site
3. Case study – is a proposal of consisting details that explains a construction assembly
4. Line Weight – is the difference between line thicknesses
TEAM 1 – WEEK 4 – VOCABULARY
Vocabulary for Arch 1290
1. North Elevation – is when looking at the project from the north view
2. Section – is a cut through a project which allows you to see the view behind
3. Weep Holes – A small hole ( usually located at the base of the building) that drains water coming from inside the wall
4. Wythe – a continuous vertical section of masonry one unit in thickness
5. Virus – a program that is able to duplicate itself and harm other files and programs in the computer
Vocabulary for Arch 1200
1. Expansion Joint – is a gap that allows a surface space to be able to expand
2. Compression – puts load on an object in terms of weight
3. Caulking – is a material used to cover or protect something
4. Control Joint – an international , linear discontinuity in a structure or component designed to form a plane of weakness where cracking can occur in response to various forces so as to minimize or eliminate cracking elsewhere in the structure
TEAM 1 – WEEK 5 – Vocabulary
Vocabulary for 1290
1. Spline – a command that allows you to create curves
2. Hide – Temporarily hides an entity
3. Mirror – Copying an object over axis
4. Split Region – is where an object is cut into two parts to allow separation
Vocabulary for Arch 1200
1. Flashing – piece of metal used to prevent water from entering cavity wall, roof
2. Tensile strength – how much an object can resist stretch
3. Clamp – used to join to materials
4. Lintel – carried load of wall, used in openings
Team 1 – Week 6 – Vocabulary
Vocabulary for Arch 1290
1. Truss – A structure comprising one or more triangular units constructed with straight members whose ends are connected at joints referred to as node
2. Callout – detailing at larger scale
3. Roof – overhead covering of a building with its required supports
4. Facade – External face of a structure
5. Egress – exit
Vocabulary for Arch 1200
1. Ventilation – process of supplying fresh new air into an enclosed space and removing from it air that is contaminated by odors
2. Brick CMU – concrete masonry unit
TEAM 1 – WEEK 7 – Vocabulary
1. Roof – The exterior surface and its supporting structures on the top of a building.
2. Spline curve – Is a command that allows you to pick several points which creates a curve.
3. Extrusion – The act or process of pushing or thrusting out.
4. Column – Transfers the load for anything sitting on top of it.
5. Foundation – It’s the lowest load bearing part of a building.
6. Hide – it a command that temporarily hides an entry in Revit.
TEAM 1 – WEEK 8 – Vocabulary
1. Title block – is a space that provides client information, drawing title, the scale and the sheet number.
2. Scale – is a way of making the drawings to have a measurement where you can relate it to a 1’ in dimension.
3. Crop – is a command where you an object smaller
4. Elevations – Is a view of the drawings based on their sides.
5. Legends – Is an area where the items are listed.
6. Schedules – Is a grid that provides the quantities of an object on a drawing and the location of the object on the drawing.
7. Project Browser – Is a window in Revit that contains all of the components in a project such as views, schedules, sheets and families.
TEAM 1 – WEEK 9 – Vocabulary
1. Joint- Is where two things are connected.
2. Grid Lines – Are lines that create a grid.
3. Precast Panels – it’s a piece of cured concrete that had been done off the construction site.
4. Metal Ties – A strip of corrugated metal used to tie a brick veneer wall to framework
5. Brick – A small rectangular block typically made of fired or sun-dried clay, used in building
6. Guidelines – They are reference lines that are used when drawing.
7. Layers – It allows you to distinguish the difference between drawing components.
8. Array – Is a command that allows you to duplicate an item multiply times at once in a group.
TEAM 1 – WEEK 10 – Vocabulary
1. Plot – Is being able to print the drawing.
2. Page setup Manager – Is a window that allows you to change the page size of the drawing, etc
3. Viewport – Is a screen that allows you to see the drawing through the paper – space in AutoCAD.
4. Model Space – It’s a design area in AutoCAD where you produce your drawing.
TEAM 1 – WEEK 11 – Vocabulary
1. Hidden Line – It’s a line style set as dashes.
2. Mirror – a command that copy’s object over an Axis.
3. Rendering – it’s a process of depicting a realistic photo from a model.
TEAM 1 – WEEK 12 – Vocabulary
1. Curtain Wall – Is a design wall that is non – structural and generally hangs from the structural wall.
2. Divide – Is a command that allows you to divide a line segment into equal segments.
3. Mullions – A structural element which divides adjacent window units.
4. Dissimilar – Not the same.
5. Tension – It relates to the force pulling.
6. Specification – is the requirements of the project.