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Architectural Working Drawings: Residential and Commercial Buildings

Architectural Working Drawings: Residential and Commercial Buildings
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Architectural Working Drawings: Residential and Commercial Buildings

 
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Extensively illustrated, it presents a detailed examination of typical construction methods and the preparation of architectural working drawings for residential and commercial buildings. Covers drafting materials, tools, techniques, electrical plumbing and plans, heating/air conditioning systems and technical sketching. Contains an in-depth discussion of computer graphics hardware and software as well as basic operating procedures for computer design. Chapters include technical vocabulary, study questions and laboratory problems.

 
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Product Details
Author:William P. Spence
Hardcover:536 pages
Publisher:Wiley
Publication Date:December 28, 1992
Language:English
ISBN:0471574880
Product Length:11.28 inches
Product Width:8.68 inches
Product Height:1.1 inches
Product Weight:2.99 pounds
Package Length:11.1 inches
Package Width:8.5 inches
Package Height:1.2 inches
Package Weight:3.15 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 3 reviews

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5Helps the student progress from understanding what materials to use to making actual drawings  May 25, 2007 By Craig Matteson
My sixteen year old daughter is seriously interested in becoming an architect and this book is a great resource for her. William Spence has provided an excellent text for people to learn about architectural drawing in all its beginning aspects.

The 24 chapters and 19 appendices fall into three broad sections. The first 9 chapters teach the student about the tools and materials used by architects to make their drawings, technical sketching, various drafting techniques, the basics of computer graphics workstations (this material is dated, but still good as an introduction), using the computer for architectural design and drafting (again, dated material but the process is still sound), architectural drafting standards, reproduction of drawings, the preliminary design process, and contract documents.

The second section encompasses chapter 11-24 and teach the student about drawing foundations & footings, floor - wall & roof construction (separate chapters for light construction and commercial buildings), the title sheet and site plan, floor plans, foundation plans, architectural sections, architectural details, elevations, roof plans & framing plans, schedules, electrical plans, heating & air-conditioning systems, plumbing plans, and pictorial drawing.

The third section are the 19 appendices that provide abbreviations, selected metric conversion factors, and many different kinds of symbols used in drawings as well as ratings, load information, and various tables as well as a glossary.

The chapters present the material effectively and helpfully. They teach the student knew terms, sometimes provide a glossary, the questions act as a chapter review, and the laboratory projects present the student with drawing challenges that help build skills and confidence necessary to move to the next chapter.

I can't draw a straight line with a ruler, and yet the material here makes me want to learn to draw this stuff. So, it must be motivating!


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5is good  Mar 13, 2010 By Evan J. Snowdn
The book is in great condition and it came quickly...something i cannot rela
te too

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4Presentation techniques.  Jan 27, 2003 By Abdallah
I want to review how to present the architectural works during presentation.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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