Columbia University Master of Science in Real Estate Development Architectural Design

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Columbia UniversityMaster of Science in Real
Estate DevelopmentArchitectural Design

• Reading Architectural Drawings

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Introduction Documentation
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Required Documents
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Types of Drawings
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Levels of Scale
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Sample Building Plan
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Sample Project Typical PLAN Sheet
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SYMBOLS REPRESENTING DOORS
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SYMBOLS REPRESENTING WINDOWS
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SYMBOLS REPRESENTING STAIRS
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SYMBOLS REPRESENTING ELEVATORS
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Elevation
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Axonometric Drawing
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Site Plan First Floor Plan
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Axonometric Drawings
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Elevations and Sections
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Single Family Residence
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Session II Types of Drawings
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Geological Survey
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Topographic Survey
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Land Use Plan
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Zoning Plan
C-2
M-2
M-2
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Site Analysis
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Concept Planning
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Preliminary Planning
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Site Plan Terminology
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Site Plan
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Birdseye Site Rendering
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Office Tower Details
sections
typical floor plan
structural detail
exterior wall assembly
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Exterior Wall Sections
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Architectural Models
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3D Computer Model Rendering
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3D Computer Model Animation
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Specification Divisions
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Specification Divisions
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Marketing Plans
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Sample Project Typical PLAN Sheet
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Session III Design Process
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Process
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Process Continuum
Involvement Client Community Finance Consultants
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Programming Issues
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Program Bubble Diagrams
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Schematic Planning Sketches
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Masterplanning Phase 1
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Masterplanning Phase 2
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Masterplanning Phase 3
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Masterplanning Phase 4
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Schematic Perspective
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Schematic Typical Plans
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Schematic Building Section
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Schematic Building Elevations
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Office and Metal Fabrication Shop
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Site Overhead Perspective View
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Zoning Requirements
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C-2
M-2
M-2
Zoning Boundaries
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Total Acreage Approx. 6.7
Proposed Site
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Total Acreage Approx. 8.4
Proposed Site with Additional Front Parcel
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Setbacks
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Setbacks
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Scheme One
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Scheme One Views From Site
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Scheme One Views Toward Site
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Office Building 25,000 gsf
Fabrication Building 75,000 gsf
Requires additional parcel to achieve proper
truck dimensional criteria and employee
parking, Total Site is approx. 8.4 acres.
Scheme One
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Scheme Two
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Scheme Two Views From Site
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Scheme Two Views Toward Site
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Office Building 25,000 gsf
Fabrication Building 75,000 gsf
Technically, these parcels are not required to
meet building coverage zoning requirements. A
100,000 gsf building requires 4.6 acres at 50
coverage. The site indicated in green is 6.14
acres.
Scheme Two
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Scheme Three
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Scheme Three Views From Site
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Scheme Three Views Toward Site
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This scheme does not require the additional
parcel. Total site is approx. 6.7 acres.
Office and Fabrication Building 100,000 gsf
Scheme Three
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Massing Concept A The metal fabrication shop
and the office area for is composed as a single
architectural mass. The massing is articulated to
express the different programmatic functionality.
Massing Concept B The metal fabrication shop
and the office area are designed as separate
inter-penetrating architectural forms. The office
building and the shop area maintain close
adjacency relationships.
Massing Concept C The metal fabrication shop
and the office area are composed as separate and
distinct architectural masses. The massing of the
office area is designed to take advantage of the
views to the river.
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Massing Concept C For this study, massing
concept C was chosen to explore the building
architectural expression and conceptual program
organization
Building Design Sketch
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Shop Area 71,000 gsf
Program
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45 structural bays 315 x 225
Program
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Fabrication work zone
Program
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Lunch room Locker/lavatories Foreman Office Parts
storage Finished product storage
Program
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Building Entrance Lobby
Special Parking Area
Program
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Level One Office _at_ 12,500 gsf
Bridge Connection into overlook of shop area
Program
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Vertical circulation area ( multi-story glass
lobby with ornamental stair
Office work area
Program
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Level Two Office _at_ 11,000 gsf
Program
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Vertical circulation area ( multi-story glass
lobby with ornamental stair
Level Two Office work area
Program
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Program
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Multi-height area w/ adjacent meeting rooms that
over-look
Program
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Dock Area (15 dock bays)
Program
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Vertical circulation connects to upper level
access to viewing area
Program
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Office Building 25,000 gsf
Fabrication Building 75,000 gsf
Technically, these parcels are not required to
meet building coverage zoning requirements. A
100,000 gsf building requires 4.6 acres at 50
coverage. The site indicated in green is 6.14
acres.
Scheme Two
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Ground Level
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Level One
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Level Two
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Upper Level
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Defining the Project Stacking Diagram
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Defining the Project Thermal Control
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Defining the Project Acoustic Consideration
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Session IV Developing the Plans

• Schematic Design
• Design Development
• Working Drawings

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Site Design Development - Hadera
land use and topography
development site plan
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Land Use Development Plan - Hadera
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Landscape Plan - Hadera
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Architectural Massing Models - Hadera
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Elevations - Hadera
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Perspective Renderings - Hadera
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Schematic Design Site Plan
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Shopping Center Plans
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Sample Project BEFORE Renovation
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Sample Project AFTER Renovation
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Sample Project COVER Sheet
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The Typical Document Set
The Typical Drawing Set Divisions A-
Architectural Ex- Existing X- Building/
Fire Code Plan S- Structural D-
Demolition P- Plumbing C- Civil/Site
work E- Electrical M-
Mechanical Sections A0- Building/ Fire
Code Review Plan A1- Plans A2- Exterior
Elevations A3- Sections A4- Details
A5- Stairways/ Elevators A6- Interior
Elevations Sheets A1.0- Foundation
Plan/Basement Plan A1.1- First level/ Ground
level A1.2- Second level A1.3- Third
level A1.4- Fourth level These numbers are
located in the lower right hand corner of the
drawing, alike this sheet. In this way a plan can
quickly be referenced.
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Levels of Scale
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Sample Project Typical PLAN Sheet
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Sample Project Typical PLAN Sheet
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Sample Project Typical ELEVATION Sheet
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Sample Project Typical DETAIL Sheet
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Sample Project Typical DETAIL Sheet