EVIE 4002 PORTFOLIO

EVIE 4002 INDOOR SYSTEMS ONE

lindsay simpson

millwork drawingsSelect a cabinet to detail. Photograph, measure, and sketch it freehead. Draft a typical cross-section including either a sink or a bank of drawers at 1” = 1’-0”.Draft a plan view and elevation of the cabinet at 1” = 1’-0”.Draft a full-scale detail of the profile of the front edge of the countertop.Include dimensions and notes indicating materials, finishes & hardware.

*NOTE: drawings not to scale

MILLWORK DRAWINGS - BATHROOM VANITY

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room drawingsSelect a room that is readily accessible to you. Photograph, measure and sketch it freehand.Draft a floor plan; all four interior elevations; a typical cross-section; a reflectedceiling/electrical plan including all lights, switches & outlets, at 1/2” = 1’-0”.Include dimensions and notes indicating materials, finishes, etc.


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stair drawingsSelect a staircase to detail. Photograph, measure and freehand sketch the stair.Draft a plan view of the stair at 1/2” = 1’-0”.Draft a typical longitudinal cross-section through the stair at 1/2” = 1’-0”.Draft a half-scale detail of a stair tread or of the handrail.Include dimensions and notes indicating materials, finishes & hardware.


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CARPET COVERING ENTIRE STAIRS

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toursSite tours from through-out the semester.Alternative Village, Earthship Manitoba, and EQ3 Warehouse were the most inter-ested tours for myself. Alternative Village and Earthship Manitoba showcased cur-rent sustainable projects and research that are being conducted currently in Manitoba. The EQ3 Warehouse showcased furniture and product design, which is one of my future job aspirations.

ALTERNATIVE VILLAGE - UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA

EQ3 WAREHOUSE - WINNIPEG

EARTHSHIP - MANITOBA

terms & definitionsEach student will be assigned a list of terms and definitions that they will be required to document with photographs or drawings as appropriate.

RegisterReinforced concreteResilient flooringRetaining wallRigid insulationRiseRiser (Plumbing)Riser (Stairs)Roof

Register:A fixture through which air flows into or out of a room for heating or cooling.

A register is a device attached to an air-distributing duct for the purpose of controlling the discharge of air into a space, to be heated, cooled, or ventilated. Registers can have the ability to open or close to regulate the air into the space, which in turn regulates the temperature in the space.

Reinforced Concrete:Concrete that has steel (rebar) embedded in it to give it tensile strength.

Steel or wire is embedded into the concrete before it sets. Once set, this reinforces the concrete in areas that may have otherwise been prone to stress, cracking, or structural failure without it.

Register:A general term for vinyl and linoleum sheet or tile flooring.

Retaining wall:

Rigid insulation:

Any wall erected to hold back or support a bank of earth.

The structure of a retaining wall is designed to restrain the soil to unnatural slopes in an landscape or ground changes in an elevation.

A panel or sheathing type insulating material such as polystyrene or “blue board”. Rigid Insulation be used on the interior or exterior of the house, or on basement walls and is inst led by being nailed into the existing wall structure. It commonly comes in board form in a variety of sizes ranging from 8” squares to 4’ x 12’ sheets.

Riser:Vertical dimension on a stair from one tread to the next tread. Total Rise of a stair is the vertical dimension from one finished floor to next finished floor.

To calculate the total rise of a stair, measure the distance from the top of the lower floor, to the top of the upper floor. In order to figure out the individual stair risers, you need to do is divide the total amount of individual risers into the overall vertical height or stair rise measurement.

Riser (Plumbing):A vertical assembly of fittings and pipes that distributes water upward.

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A vertical board under the tread in stairs. Not present on stairs with “open risers”.

A stair riser is the vertical element in a set of stairs, forming the space between a step and the next.

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Riser (Stairs):

The exterior horizontal or sloped surface at the top of a building that is exposed to the weather. The ceiling is the interior of this only.

The main purpose of a roof is to protect the building and its contents. A roof consists of its supporting structure and the outer layer, which can be made out of shingles or slate for example.

Roof:

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