4/29: Pre-Final Pinup for both rainscreen and glazing systems
Sheets must be posted to Miro before class starts to receive feedback. This is the last chance before the graded pin-up presentations!
No Revit work will be done in class, this will be a review of sheets with markups on Miro.
Final Pinups:
5/1: Glazing
5/6: Rainscreen
Refer to Previous Posts from Day 19 and Day 20 for Diagrams from Class Discussions. Additional Note discussed in class:
Glazing: Captured (Horizontal) vs Structural Silicone (verticals)
To assure you have your sheets set-up in time, stop 3D modeling and continue on developing your sheets and views by drawing in components in 2D. (It is better to get at least some points for 2D components than 0 points for missing a detail view of a 3D model that isn’t complete)
Previous Semester Examples & Facade Slides & Building Dimensions & Narrative (Re-organized & Window Wall added): Example Assignments
Deliverables
3D Diagrams (as necessary to explain your system)
Exploded axons
Installation sequence
2D Details (each detail must have annotations & dimensions, do not rely solely on your Revit modeling. Critically think about the assembly of your system but referring to your manufacturer’s details)
Recommended 3″ = 1′-0″ scale, Min 1-1/2″ = 1-0″ scale.
Each detail should show the various system components.
Rainscreen
Studs
Sheathing
Air & Vapor Barrier (AVB)
Subframing
Air Cavity
Cladding
Glazing
Anchorage to floor slab
Firesafing (if applicable)
Aluminum mullions
Insulation at spandrel panels
Gaskets or Structural Silicone
Insulated Glazing Unit (IGU)
Show multiple layers of glass, not just one thick piece (this can be drawn in 2D).
Section Detail Views
Parapet
Window Head
Window Sill
Typical Section at Floor Slab
Base Detail
Plan Detail Views
Window Jamb
Outside Corner
Inside Corner
Typical Plan at Column
Draw in 2D or 3D the miscellaneous components such as:
