Day 05 – Thursday September 12th

Videos of various review topics are posted here, recorded after class due to wifi issues:   https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/cqpg2cozh09e0mnzlzt9x/AHYdthG94N3GU60YowIma7I?rlkey=8c98o80ov5uazaqemf7bqibdt&dl=0

Miro Link (Same as before):  https://miro.com/app/board/uXjVKm67OVE=/?share_link_id=100511146630 (Password: AntoniGaudi)

Assignment Deadline for tuesday, september 17th –

• Post to Brightspace by Midnight Monday, September 16th
  • Include a single PDF of your sheets and your Revit Project File (your families should already be saved within the revit file)
• Post all sheets to MIRO, not just new ones, by Midnight Monday, September 16th
  • SH-05, SH-06, SH-07, etc.
• I will check what has been posted by midnight to Miro, late uploads will receive late penalties.

• SH-05 – Final Research Sheets
  • You may have modified your design based on new research, post the final research sheets as well. 
  • If more sheets are needed, use SH-05.1, SH-05.2, SH05.3, etc.
• SH-06 – First Basic Sheet with 4 views
  • If it helps to explain your design, I suggest everyone modify this sheet to include additional views that show a second elevation that shows the railing assembly and a view from behind so the stringer support is visible. (views from the other sides basically)
• SH-07, SH-08, etc.. Detail Studies at Larger scales (1 1/2″, 3″, 6″, etc.)
  • You may end up with separate or combined sheets for the different studies depending upon the layout of your details.  Remember to address the following:
    • Buildings Structure to Stringer connection
    • Stringer to Tread connection
    • Railing Assembly to stair connection (to tread, to stringer or to the building)
• Use of ISOMETRIC VIEWS
  • Consider making use of Multiple Isometric views – stacked to show assembly or possibly show the same axonometric several times in different degrees of assembly.  For example – just the stringer, then one with the steps but no railings, then one complete with railings.
• Materials
  • Add materials designations using region or materials hatches.  Also name the material in your notes.
• Adding Notes and Dimensions
  • Notes – these should describe the assembly and identify materials.  You can use one to describe more than one item.  For example – 2 X 2 STEEL NEWEL POST CONNECTED TO 1/4″ X 2″ X 8″ STEEL C-CHANNEL STRINGER
  • Dimensions – to build your stairs you must provide dimensions.  This can be done with dimensions on the detail or in a note.
• Choosing your graphics
  • Remember the goal is clarity – so if your layout or details are clear to you – then go with your intuition.

• ALWAYS THE 4 VIEWS

  • Remember that each detail study is another group of 4 views (Plan, Elevation, Section and Isometric)
  • If the plans /elevations/sections are all at 1 1/2″ scale – you may find a smaller scale isometric at 1″ works better than matching the 1 1/2″ scale.