CTE22.AC.BIM2.A
Multi-Level Residential Building Information Models
Multi-Level Residential Building Information Models
Multi-Level Residential Building Information Models
Create a basic three-dimensional model of a multi-level residential building with structural components, including foundations, floor system, interior and exterior walls, stairs, and roof, using modeling software.
Develop a BIM project for a multi-level residential building, including floor plan, kitchen, exterior elevations, interior elevations, roof plan, stairs, foundation, framing, section details, and rendering camera views.
Create schedules to identify materials for a multi-level, residential BIM project utilizing windows, doors, and finishing schedules.
Create a schematic ceiling layout plan including light fixtures, ceiling diffusers, and return air grilles for a multi-level residence.
Produce two or more design concepts for a specific area using the design option feature in BIM software.
Examples: two layouts for entries, two layouts for a bathroom, three layouts for furniture
Utilize BIM phasing features to create floor plans for each stage of a residential renovation project.
Examples: existing plan, demolition plan, new plan
Residential Stair Layout and Construction
Create a three-dimensional model of a stairway and its components for a multi-level residential dwelling, using modeling software.
Perform manual calculations of rise, run, and tread dimensions for a residential stairway.
Site Modeling and Rendering
Create a basic three-dimensional site model using modeling software, including site access, parking, hardscapes, landscape elements, and elevation changes.
Create one or more perspective renderings to use in client presentations and as the cover sheet on the set of project drawings, using the BIM rendering features.
HVAC and Plumbing Views
Create a basic HVAC three-dimensional model of a multi-level residential building including information on major HVAC components, using modeling software.
Create a three-dimensional model of a residential plumbing system including information on plumbing fittings, water supply, and drain, waste, and vent components, using modeling software.
Explain the importance of clash detection and how this process affects various metrics of a project, including schedule, costs, savings, and quality.
Example: Model the placement of plumbing pipework to avoid structural components.
Client Presentations
Prepare and present a residential design project that addresses potential clients’ needs, including floor plan, kitchen, exterior elevations, interior elevations, roof plan, stairs, foundation, framing, sections details, rendering camera views, and title sheet.
Architectural Design Fundamentals
Foundational Standards
Incorporate safety procedures in handling, operating, and maintaining tools and machinery; handling materials; utilizing personal protective equipment; maintaining a safe work area; and handling hazardous materials and forces.
Demonstrate effective workplace and employability skills, including communication, awareness of diversity, positive work ethic, problem-solving, time management, and teamwork.
Explore the range of careers available in the field and investigate their educational requirements, and demonstrate job-seeking skills including resume-writing and interviewing.
Advocate and practice safe, legal, responsible, and ethical use of information and technology tools specific to the industry pathway.
Participate in a Career and Technical Student Organization (CTSO) to increase knowledge and skills and to enhance leadership and teamwork.
Residential Building Elements
Describe the elements of a residential building, including building plot, foundation, structure, external and internal walls and doors, windows, external and internal finishes, roof, fixtures, and equipment, using industry terminology.
Describe the functions of each element of a residential building, including foundations, structure, external and internal walls and doors, windows, external and internal finishes, roof, fixtures, and equipment.
Examples: structural support, heat or sound transmission, security
Design Processes
Differentiate among common historical residential construction styles.
Examples: cottage, villa, ranch-style, bungalow, mid-century modern
Work with clients to resolve a program and a schematic design for a residential building, grouping spaces by functions and room relationships, in an actual or simulated setting.
Develop and sketch a residential bubble diagram.
Measurement and Scale
Use architectural calculations to produce a sketch of an existing space, utilizing appropriate tools to take precise, accurate measurements and incorporating principles of scale.