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Friday, March 26, 2010
Thursday, March 25, 2010
House requirements
• 1 living room 145 ft2 – 600 ft
• 1 dining room 100 ft2 – 225 ft2
• 1 kitchen 100 ft2 – 400 ft2
• 2 or 3 bedrooms 180 ft2 – 510 ft2 total for all bedrooms
• 1 bathroom 50 ft2 – 100 ft2
• 1 laundry room 60 ft2 – 100 ft2
• 1 dining room 100 ft2 – 225 ft2
• 1 kitchen 100 ft2 – 400 ft2
• 2 or 3 bedrooms 180 ft2 – 510 ft2 total for all bedrooms
• 1 bathroom 50 ft2 – 100 ft2
• 1 laundry room 60 ft2 – 100 ft2
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Career and architecture
Architectural Careers
-Beginner Drafter - Entry level postion to gain experience and skill
-Experienced Drafter - Expected to make construction decisions based on initial design
-Positions are available with architects, engineers, and designers
Designer- may work under an architect and as a coordinator of many drafters
Architect- must be licensed to practice
Engineer- work is more technical and requires high level of math and science
Illustrator- combines artistic and architectural skills to produce drawings
Building inspector- checks plans to ensure codes and laws have been followed
-Beginner Drafter - Entry level postion to gain experience and skill
-Experienced Drafter - Expected to make construction decisions based on initial design
-Positions are available with architects, engineers, and designers
Designer- may work under an architect and as a coordinator of many drafters
Architect- must be licensed to practice
Engineer- work is more technical and requires high level of math and science
Illustrator- combines artistic and architectural skills to produce drawings
Building inspector- checks plans to ensure codes and laws have been followed
The Engineering Design Process
Elements of the design process:
-Problem identification
-Research phase
-Requirements specification
-Concept generation
-Design phase
-Prototyping phase
-System integration
-Maintenance phase
What is the problem?
1. Collect information
2. Interpret information
3. Organize needs hierarchy
4. Determine relative importance of needs
5. Review outcomes and process
Requirements specifications:
-Identifies requirements design must satisfy for success.
1.Marketing requirements
- custom needs
2.Engineering requirements
- applies to technical aspects
- performance requirements
Example engineering requirements:
- Performance and functionality
- Reliability
- Energy
-Problem identification
-Research phase
-Requirements specification
-Concept generation
-Design phase
-Prototyping phase
-System integration
-Maintenance phase
What is the problem?
1. Collect information
2. Interpret information
3. Organize needs hierarchy
4. Determine relative importance of needs
5. Review outcomes and process
Requirements specifications:
-Identifies requirements design must satisfy for success.
1.Marketing requirements
- custom needs
2.Engineering requirements
- applies to technical aspects
- performance requirements
Example engineering requirements:
- Performance and functionality
- Reliability
- Energy
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Monday, March 8, 2010
Safety
- Audio devices
- Cable use
- Computer and electric devices
- Ergonomics and hardware
- Fire extinguishers
- Cable use
- Computer and electric devices
- Ergonomics and hardware
- Fire extinguishers
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