TS1 S1 L4

TS1 S1 L4
1. MAT2 S2 L4
1.1 Cover Page
Notes:
1.2 Structural
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Beam Picture 2
Slab Picture 5
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1.3 Structure

1.4 Concrete/Brick Wall
1.5 Structure slab

1.6 Plaster Board Partition
1.7 Underside of Ceiling Slab
Notes:

1.8 Underside of False Ceiling
1.9 Underside of Ceiling Slab + False Ceiling

1.10 Underside of Ceiling Slab with False Ceiling+ Glass Panels
1.11 Termination

1.12 Thickness
Notes:
1.13 Planning Parameters for common system

1.14 Activity
Column Picture 4
Beam Picture 3
Slab Picture 2
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1.15 Double Glazed Partition with exposed frame
1.16 Double Glazed Partition with concealed frame

1.17 Half ht or fh single glazed partiton with exposed frame
1.18 Full glazed panel with top and bottom frame

1.19 Quiz
Notes:
1.20 Green Mark

1.21 Green Mark
1.22 Green Mark

1.23 Universally Accessible Office

1.26 BCA Green Mark

1.27 End
Notes:
2. Quiz
2.1 Question 1
(Pick Many, 10 points, 1 attempt permitted)

Correct Choice
X Group
Group
X Group
Group

2.2 Question 2
(Pick One, 10 points, 1 attempt permitted)

Correct Choice
Group
X Group
Group
Group

2.3 Question 3

Correct Choice
X Group
Group
Group

2.4 Results Slide
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Results for
2.1 Question 1
2.2 Question 2
2.3 Question 3
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Passing 80%
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Success (Slide Layer)
Failure (Slide Layer)

2.5 Answers
Q1 (Slide Layer)

Q2 (Slide Layer)
Q3 (Slide Layer)

TS1 S1 L3.2
1. MAT2 S2 L2
1.1 The Site
Notes:

1.2 Site Documentation
1.3 Bare Site Condition

1.4 Retail Space Planning
1.5 3 Retail Zones

1.6 Standards + Requirement
1.7 Signage
Notes:

1.8 Retail 3 zones
1.9 Example of 3 zones
Group Picture 8

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Group Picture 7
Group Picture 2
Snap dropped items to drop target (Stack random)


1.10 Entrance + Exit

1.11 Glass Door
1.12 Metal Support

1.13 Window Display
1.14 Roller Shutter

1.15 Ruller Shutter
1.16 Display + Services

1.17 System Display Racks+Acc
1.18 Customize Display
1.19 Bad Retail?
(Hotspot, 10 points, 2 attempts permitted)

That's right! You selected the correct response. The products are over crowded and not
accessible.


1.20 Lighting Layout

1.21 Back Office
Notes:
1.22 Quiz
Notes:

1.23 End
Notes:
2. Quiz
2.1 Question 1

Correct Choice
Group
X Group
Group
Group

2.2 Question 2
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ShoppingMallCorridor HS-ShoppingMall
EntranceExit HS-Entrance
RetailUnitBoundary HS-RUB
Shopfront Display HS-Shopfront
Snap dropped items to drop target (Stack random)


2.3 Question 3
Correct Choice
X Group
Group
X Group
Group


2.4 Results Slide
Results for
2.1 Question 1
2.2 Question 2
2.3 Question 3
Passing 80%
Score

Success (Slide Layer)
Failure (Slide Layer)

2.5 Answers
Q1 (Slide Layer)

Q2 (Slide Layer)
Q3 (Slide Layer)

TS1 S1 L3.1
1. MAT2 S1 L3.1
1.1 The Site
Notes:

1.2 Site Documentation
1.3 Structural Vs Non Structural

1.4 Structural Vs Non Structural
1.5 Structural

1.6 Structural
1.7 Structural

1.8 What To Record and Measure
1.9 How To Measure

1.10 Office Space Planning
1.11 Office Space Planning

1.12 Public Vs Private
1.13 Public Vs Private

1.14 Separation of Spaces
1.15 Separation of Spaces

1.16 Example: Furniture or Finishes
1.17 Example: Visual or Physical

1.18 System Furniture
1.19 Research on Office Workplace

1.20 Corporate Standards & Requirement
1.21 End

TS1 S1 L2_word
1. TS1 S1 L2
1.1 TS1 S1 L02
Notes:

1.2 Fabric
Notes:
1.3 Natural and Synthetic Fabrics

1.4 Fabric Specifications
1.5 Window Furnishing

1.6 Metal
1.7 Different types of metal

1.8 Characteristic of the metals
1.9 Epoxy Resin

1.10 Example of epoxy resin


1.15 Plastic and Rubber

1.16 Example of rubber flooring
1.17 Example of rubber flooring

1.18 Example of Rubber flooring
1.19 Tile set-out point - Considerations

1.20 Tile set-out point - when & where
1.21 First Floor Tile

1.22 Edge of room - floor tile
1.23 Built-in furniture - floor tile

1.24 Tile set out @ door
1.25 Inlays

1.26 Thresholds
1.27 Change of floor material

1.28 Change of floor material
1.29 Floor Patterns

1.30 Tiel Set-out Point - Ceiling
1.31 Tiel Set-out Point - Ceiling

1.32 End
Notes:

TS1 S1 L1
1. TS1 S1 L1
1.1 TS1 S1 L01
Notes:

1.2 Materials Considerations
1.3 Material Considerations

1.4 Exposed ceiling
Notes:
1.5 Painted ceiling + wall

1.6 Concealed Ceiling + Partition
1.7 Ceiling Tile

1.8 Grid Ceiling
1.9 Linear Ceiling + Wall

1.10 Timber: Wall + Floor + Ceiling
1.11 Timber Usage

1.12 Engineered Timber Usage
1.13 Engineered Timber Usage

1.14 Timber
1.15 Timber laying pattern
Notes:

1.16 Quiz
Notes:
1.17 Carpet

1.18 Carpet
1.19 Carpet: customised

1.20 Marble
1.21 Marble

1.22 Marble
1.23 Granite

1.24 Marble: surfaces
1.25 Marble: surfaces

1.26 Marble: grain direction
1.27 Marble: finishes

1.28 Marble: wastages
1.29 Tile: Floor + Wall

1.30 Vinyl Floor
1.31 Vinyl floor

1.32 Vinyl floor: customise
1.33 Concrete: Floor + Wall

1.34 Polished concrete floor
1.35 Polished Concrete floor

1.36 Polished concrete floor
1.37 Survey
2. Quiz
2.1 Quiz.1

Correct Choice
X Reduce fire intensity
X Reduce the smoke
a fire produces
Absorb carbon dioxide
from fire
X Slow the spread of a fire
Notes:

2.2 Quiz.2

Correct Choice
X Ceiling
X Wall
Floor
Notes:

2.3 Quiz.3
(Drag and Drop, 10 points, 1 attempt permitted)

Linear Ceiling LinearBox
Grid Ceiling Grid
Ceiling Tile TileBox
Exposed Ceiling ExposedBox
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CorrectAnswer (Slide Layer)
Review (Slide Layer)
2.4 Results Slide

Results for
2.1 Quiz.1
2.2 Quiz.2
2.3 Quiz.3
Passing 80%
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L5 : Section + Elevation Official (Closed), Non-Sensitive TS1
TS1 SEMESTER 1 LECTURE 05

OFFICE + RETAIL | Section + Elevation
Draw | Elevation
Elevation
• Side profile
• Elevation 1, 2, etc… | Numeric
Draw | Elevation Draw single

outline for
elevations as we
cannot see
through walls or
slabs
Elevation
• Use a thicker line weight to show floor and ceiling lines
• Use human figures to show the usage of space or furniture
Draw | Elevation for Double Volume Space
Draw double
volume elevation
to the underside
of the ceiling
slab
Elevation for Double Volume Space

• Draw double volume elevation to the underside of the ceiling slab as long as the view is not blocked
Draw | Section
Section
• Cutting through and expose the internal
space showing material thickness
• Relating between levels and zones
• Section A-A, B-B, etc… | Alphabet
Draw | Section
Include grids
to identify the
section
location
Section
• Draw the site context
• Include Grids
• Cutting through and expose the internal space showing material thickness
• Relating between levels and zones
Draw | Section
Section will see
the thickness of
the wall and
slab. Including
false ceiling and
raised floor
Section
• Show thickness with hatching convention for wall, ceiling and floor
• Do not cut through columns
• Indicate ground and ceiling levels
• Cut through slab if proposal is more than 1 level
• Show break lines
Label | annotation
1 2 3
DIM + ( MATERIAL + FINISHES + WHAT ) + (HOW + WHERE)
Examples:
300MM x 600MM x 8mm THK GREY HOMOGENOUS TILES IN MATT FINISH TO KITCHEN FLOOR.
20MM THK MARBLE IN HONED FINISH FEATURE WALL CLADDING TO DETAIL.
50MM HT TIMBER SKIRTING IN MATT VARNISH FINISH IN ALL BEDROOMS.
Align the
texts for
easy
reference
Label | drawing marker

Section Elevation
• If the section is drawn

together in the same piece • Elevation marker pointing to
of paper or titleblock the wall surface
• Only outline of the space,
no thickness of wall and
• If the section is drawn on a slab
separate piece of paper or
titleblock
• Do not rotate the

• Do not rotate the
text or numbers
numbers
Relate
• Be clear and concise
• Correct referencing
Label | drawing marker
What is what
i. Which Section or Elevation?

i ii Example: Section A-A or Elevation 1
iii i
ii. The sequence of the drawing draw
on the paper. Example: Section A-A
is the second drawing on the paper.
ii So the first drawing maybe a plan,
detail or elevation
iii
iii. Sheet number of the drawing.
Example which page can we find
this drawing. Located at the right
bottom corner of the titleblock
Label | titleblock reference

Complete the title block information in this Different drawing number types
way… • General Specification + Drawing List [0]
• Plans [1]
• Elevation [2]
1. MAT2 / Project No. / Drawing number • Section [3]
• Dwg No: MAT2 / T2a / 0.1 • Detail [4]
• Schedule [5]
2. Key in the submission date as the date on your title block
Example:
3. If you have more than 1 type of scale within 1 title block, Drawing List
key in… Dwg No: 0.1
• Scale = As shown
Furniture Layout Plan
4. Key in full description of your drawings under Drawing Dwg No: 1.1
Title
• 2nd Level Furniture Layout Plan Reflected Ceiling Plan
• Detail of full height cabinet Dwg No: 1.2
5. Key in the Project Name under Project Title/Description Details of low cabinet
• T1a Shopfront Construction Drawings Dwg No: 4.1
• T2a Mr Wally’s Office
If the same furniture but need more than 1 A3 paper…
6. Key in Full Name [if possible] under Drawn By
• Cindy Tan • Dwg No: 4.1.1
• Chua Li Li • Dwg No: 4.1.2
• Muzammil
Label | example of a detail drawing [RECAP]

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1.1 Cover Page

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1.5 Structure slab

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1.7 Underside of Ceiling Slab

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1.9 Underside of Ceiling Slab + False Ceiling

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1.13 Planning Parameters for common system

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1.16 Double Glazed Partition with concealed frame

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1.18 Full glazed panel with top and bottom frame

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1.20 Green Mark

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1.22 Green Mark

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1.24 Universally Accessible Office

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1.26 BCA Green Mark

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