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Jul 20, 2025
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ARC 134 - Commercial Architecture/BIM II Credits: 3 Lecture Hours: 1 Lab Hours: 4 Practicum Hours: 0 Work Experience: 0 Course Type: General Using the Building Information Modeling process to complete the development of a small commercial building. Prerequisite OR Corequisite: ARC 133 with a C or better or Instructor Approval. Competencies
- Review differences in industry documentation techniques used in previous residential project with commercial requirements
- Construct Floor slabs and roof slabs with proper delineation and annotation, as well as stairs and room tags
- Review previous roof plans to discuss the differences between residential roof construction and standard commercial roof construction
- Paraphrase requirements for floor slabs, inclines, ramps, and entry mats
- Summarize the requirements and construction of low-slope roofs
- Describe Linework, Model Lines, Detail Lines, dimensions, and annotation necessary to delineate Floor and Roof Plans
- Discuss Room Tags and necessary Room Separation Lines
- Generate Building Sections and Wall Sections
- Discuss requirements for commercial Building Sections (View Depth, Level of Detail, and 2D vs 3D element use)
- Generalize Building Section concepts relating to structure, professional aesthetic and detail levels
- Review previous Wall Sections to discuss the differences between residential and commercial wall construction techniques, materials and how these differences are shown in the drawings
- Interpret resources to properly annotate Wall Sections
- Delineate Construction Details
- Review previous Construction Details to discuss differences in building materials and techniques between residential and commercial assemblies
- Locate Construction Details at predetermined assembly locations from the 3D computer model and provided examples using “Live” Views, Drafting Views, and AutoCAD file imports
- Discuss Import Line weight translation table setup and loading
- Produce Interior Elevations
- Review previous Interior Elevations to discuss differences between residential and commercial Interior Elevation representation
- Locate Interior Elevations and discuss professional aesthetic, detail levels, appropriate dimensions, linework, and annotation
- Discuss Interior Elevation annotation marks and their placement in Plan views
- Coordinate work into cohesive construction document set for presentation
- Identify sheet types required within document set
- Sequence views on sheets according to type and arrangement standards
Competencies Revised Date: AY2023
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