Architectural Engineering Part 1 Styling Planning Objectives Indicator

Architectural Engineering Part 1: Styling & Planning

Objectives Indicator Statement: Develop an understanding of construction technologies. (ITEA, STL 20) Objective(s): Explain that structures are constructed using a variety of processes and procedures. (ITEA, STL 20 -K) Explain that the design of structures includes a number of requirements. (ITEA, STL 20 -L) Develop and understanding of the attributes of design. (ITEA, STL 8) Develop the abilities to apply the design process. (ITEA, STL 11) Develop the abilities to assess the impact of products and systems. (ITEA, STL 13) Demonstrate techniques for drafting and labeling architectural drawings. Produce a set of plans that follow architectural engineering designs. 2 Foundations of Technology - Mr. Ash 12/29/2021

The Big Picture Architectural Engineering is the branch of engineering that deals with the construction of buildings. Deals with the planning, design, construction, and the operation of engineering systems for all kinds of buildings. 3 Foundations of Technology - Mr. Ash 12/29/2021

Stylin’ There are many different styles of architecture for both residential and commercial buildings. These are the most common, but not all of architectural styles: • • • 4 Prairie Style Victorian/Queen Anne Cape Cod Craftsman (Bungalow) Ranch house • • • Spanish Eclectic Tudor Revival Colonial Revival Contemporary Modern/High Tech Foundations of Technology - Mr. Ash 12/29/2021

Spot it 5 Prairie Victorian/Queen Anne You can spot a Prairie-style home by its clean, horizontal lines and its balance of ornamentation and simplicity. You can tell a Queen Anne-style home by its flamboyant combination of Victorian excesses such as turrets, gables, bays and towers. Foundations of Technology - Mr. Ash 12/29/2021

Spot it 6 Cape Cod Craftsman (Bungalow) A Cape Cod-style home is notable for its lack of ornamentation, minimal roof overhang and dormer windows. You can tell a Craftsman bungalow style home by its wood, stone or stucco siding, as well as its lowpitched roof and beamed ceilings. Foundations of Technology - Mr. Ash 12/29/2021

Spot it 7 Ranch Spanish Eclectic A ranch-style home is known for its long, low profile; attached garage or carport; and minimal use of decoration. You can easily spot a Spanishstyle by its low-pitched clay tile roofs, white stucco and bright Mediterranean colors. Foundations of Technology - Mr. Ash 12/29/2021

Spot it 8 Tudor Revival Colonial Revival You can tell a Tudor Revival home by its visible timber framing, gables, and patterned brick or stonework. You can spot a Colonial Revival home by its symmetrical façade, brick or wood siding, gabled roof and use of pillars or columns. Foundations of Technology - Mr. Ash 12/29/2021

Spot it 9 Contemporary Modern / High-Tech Reflects today's lifestyles, with open floor plans, easy traffic flow, and the inclusion of multiuse spaces, such as great or family rooms. Borrows features from other styles. You can spot modern style house by its clean simplicity and integration with nature. Most commonly has straight-line rigid structure. Foundations of Technology - Mr. Ash 12/29/2021

Many Plans form a building Before construction of a new building (residential or commercial) there are many types of plans an architect uses to layout the construction process. They include (but are not limited to); Site Plan (Plot Plan) Utility Plans Floor Plans Elevation Plans 10 Environmental Impact Assessment Foundations of Technology - Mr. Ash 12/29/2021

Site Plan (plot Plan) A Site Plan is a graphic representation of the arrangement of buildings, parking, roadways, landscaping and any other structure. 11 Foundations of Technology - Mr. Ash 12/29/2021

Utility Plan A Utility Plan is a graphic representation of all utility lines and their placement to every building as part of the development process. Consist of the following; Water Main/Line & Placements Sanitary Lines & Placements Gas Lines & Placements Electrical Service Lines Property Lines Fire Hydrants 12 Foundations of Technology - Mr. Ash 12/29/2021

Floor Plan A drawing to scale, showing a view from above, of the relationships between rooms, spaces and other physical features at one level of a structure. 13 Foundations of Technology - Mr. Ash 12/29/2021

Elevation Plan A view of a building seen from one side, a flat representation of one façade. This is the most common view used to describe the external appearance of a building. 14 Foundations of Technology - Mr. Ash 12/29/2021

The Draft Board You are to create a Site Plan for Long Reach High School. To do this, find Long Reach HS on Google maps and start drafting! You are to include everything on the site (the school building, the portable classrooms, the athletic fields, the tree lines, the roads, the parking lots, the Long Reach Park… Everything that is in the image below! CTRL + Click Here for Google Maps Foundations of Technology - Mr. Ash