Lovely Professional University, Punjab

Course Code

Course Title

Course Planner

Lectures

Tutorials Practicals Credits

ARC107

BASIC DRAWING

18655::Abhishek Gujral

Course Orientation

1 :DISCIPLINE KNOWLEDGE, 2 :SKILL ENHANCEMENT, 3 :SOFTWARE SKILL, 4 :RESEARCH, 5 :PLACEMENT EXAMINATION, 7

:COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION(Higer Education), 9 :ENTERPRENEURSHIP

0.0

0.0

4.0

TextBooks
Sr No

Title

Author

Edition

Year

Publisher Name

T-1

Engineering Drawing

N. D. Bhatt

53th

2014

CHAROTAR PUBLISHING HOUSE PVT. LTD.

Reference Books
Sr No

Title

Author

Edition

Year

Publisher Name

R-1

THE ARCHITECTURAL
DRAWING COURSE:
UNDERSTAND THE PRINCIPLES
AND MASTER THE PRACTICES

MO ZELL

1st

2008

THAMES & HUDSON

R-2

Architectural Graphics

Francis D. K. Ching

6th

2015

WILEY

Scheme for CA:

Component

Frequency

Studio Class Work

Out Of
10

Each Marks Total Marks

12

Total :-

10

100

10

100

Details of Academic Task(s)

AT No.

Studio Class
Work1

Objective

To teach drawing
and presentation
skills and develop
hand-eye coordination.

Topic of the Academic Task

Make composition with different kind of lines like straight,

horizontal, vertical, angular at equal and unequal distance etc.
with the help of drafting equipments.

Nature of Academic Task

(group/individuals/field
work
Individual

Evaluation Mode

Allottment /
submission Week

Application of
drafting techniques
= 5 marks, Drafting
accuracy, quality,
composition = 15
marks, Effective
graphical
presentation & viva
voce = 10 marks
(actual out of 10
marks)

1/2

2.0

Studio Class
Work2

To teach drawing
and presentation
skills and develop
hand-eye coordination.

Preparation of drawings on orthographic projection in simple

position, prism, pyramid, cylinder, cone, tetrahedron, etc.

Individual

Application of
drafting techniques
= 5 marks, Drafting
accuracy, quality,
composition = 15
marks, Effective
graphical
presentation & viva
voce = 10 marks
(actual out of 10
marks)

3/3

Studio Class
Work3

To teach drawing
and presentation
skills and develop
hand-eye coordination.

Development of the sectional views or cut away views of building Individual

components such as pitched roof, dormer window, french window
etc. and model making.

Application of
drafting techniques
= 5 marks, Drafting
accuracy, quality,
composition = 15
marks, Effective
graphical
presentation & viva
voce = 10 marks
(actual out of 10
marks)

4/4

Studio Class
Work4

To teach drawing
and presentation
skills and develop
hand-eye coordination.

Development of sections of solids towards frustums of different

simple prisms and pyramids.

Individual

Application of
drafting techniques
= 5 marks, Drafting
accuracy, quality,
composition = 15
marks, Effective
graphical
presentation & viva
voce = 10 marks
(actual out of 10
marks)

5/5

Studio Class
Work5

To teach drawing
and presentation
skills and develop
hand-eye coordination.

Draw the interpenetration of different types of fittings as pipes,

tubes used in plumbing and electrical works in different
situations.

Individual

Application of
drafting techniques
= 5 marks, Drafting
accuracy, quality,
composition = 15
marks, Effective
graphical
presentation & viva
voce = 10 marks
(actual out of 10
marks)

6/6

Studio Class
Work6

To teach drawing
and presentation
skills and develop
hand-eye coordination.

Development of section of simple solids and drawings of various Individual

frustums.

Application of
drafting techniques
= 5 marks, Drafting
accuracy, quality,
composition = 15
marks, Effective
graphical
presentation & viva
voce = 10 marks
(actual out of 10
marks)

7/7

Studio Class
Work7

To teach drawing
and presentation
skills and develop
hand-eye coordination.

Development of section of solids and drawing of various simple

truncated solids.

Individual

Application of
drafting techniques
= 5 marks, Drafting
accuracy, quality,
composition = 15
marks, Effective
graphical
presentation & viva
voce = 10 marks
(actual out of 10
marks)

8/8

Studio Class
Work8

To teach drawing
and presentation
skills and develop
hand-eye coordination.

Development of isometric scale, isometric and non isometric

lines, Isometric projections of simple and combined solids.

Individual

Application of
drafting techniques
= 5 marks, Drafting
accuracy, quality,
composition = 15
marks, Effective
graphical
presentation & viva
voce = 10 marks
(actual out of 10
marks)

9/9

Studio Class
Work9

To teach drawing
and presentation
skills and develop
hand-eye coordination.

Draft isometric projections with axonometric and oblique

projections for simple solids representing architectural forms.

Individual

Application of
drafting techniques
= 5 marks, Drafting
accuracy, quality,
composition = 15
marks, Effective
graphical
presentation & viva
voce = 10 marks
(actual out of 10
marks)

10 / 10

Studio Class
Work10

To enable students Preparation of sciography for different planar and inclined

to document
situations with emphasis on play of shades and shadows in
buildings, record the architecture.
observation in term
of proportion, size
and respective
details

Individual

Application of
drafting techniques
= 5 marks, Drafting
accuracy, quality,
composition = 15
marks, Effective
graphical
presentation & viva
voce = 10 marks
(actual out of 10
marks)

11 / 11

Studio Class
Work11

To enable students
Preparation of sciography for three dimensional orthographic
to document
projections in blocks representing common architectural
buildings, record the situations.
observation in term
of proportion, size
and respective
details

Individual

Application of
drafting techniques
= 5 marks, Drafting
accuracy, quality,
composition = 15
marks, Effective
graphical
presentation & viva
voce = 10 marks
(actual out of 10
marks)

12 / 12

Studio Class
Work12

To improve the
Preparation of presentation drawings of a given residential unit
presentation and
with proper hatches, dimensions, lettering and symbols on an
resolution of design appropriate scale.
idea through 2D and
3D visuals

Individual

Application of
drafting techniques
= 5 marks, Drafting
accuracy, quality,
composition = 15
marks, Effective
graphical
presentation & viva
voce = 10 marks
(actual out of 10
marks)

13 / 13

*Each experiment of the lab will be evaluated using following relative scheme:
Component

% of Marks

Studio
Classwork/Homework

100

Detailed Plan For Practicals

Practical No

Broad topic (Subtopic)

Practical Description

Learning Outcomes

Equipment Used

Practical 1

Fundamental of projections(Lettering Studio Work 1 - Week 1: Introduction of

(free hand, block lettering), Scales and basics of drafting Lines: type, weight and
its use in the Architectural drawing)
their applications in architecture.
Week 2: Make composition with different
kind of lines like straight, horizontal,
vertical, angular at equal and unequal
distance etc. with the help of drafting
equipments.

Able to apply basic fundamentals of

drawing as per situations

Basic architectural stationary

Fundamental of projections(Drawing
board setup and handling of various
drawing equipments , sheet with respect
to the introduction of basics of drafting
Lines: type, weight and their
applications in architecture)

Studio Work 1 - Week 1: Introduction of

basics of drafting Lines: type, weight and
their applications in architecture.
Week 2: Make composition with different
kind of lines like straight, horizontal,
vertical, angular at equal and unequal
distance etc. with the help of drafting
equipments.

Able to apply basic fundamentals of

drawing as per situations

Basic architectural stationary

Fundamental of projections(Drawing
board setup and handling of various
drawing equipments , sheet with respect
to the introduction of basics of drafting
Lines: type, weight and their
applications in architecture)

Studio Work 1 - Week 1: Introduction of

basics of drafting Lines: type, weight and
their applications in architecture.
Week 2: Make composition with different
kind of lines like straight, horizontal,
vertical, angular at equal and unequal
distance etc. with the help of drafting
equipments.

Able to apply basic fundamentals of

drawing as per situations

Basic architectural stationary

Fundamental of projections(Lettering Studio Work 1 - Week 1: Introduction of

(free hand, block lettering), Scales and basics of drafting Lines: type, weight and
its use in the Architectural drawing)
their applications in architecture.
Week 2: Make composition with different
kind of lines like straight, horizontal,
vertical, angular at equal and unequal
distance etc. with the help of drafting
equipments.

Able to apply basic fundamentals of

drawing as per situations

Basic architectural stationary

Practical 3

Fundamental of projections
(Introduction to solid geometry with
respect to the principles and methods of
orthographic projections of simple
objects in different situations)

Studio Work 2 - Week 3: Nomenclature of

solids. Prepare drawings on orthographic
projection in simple position, prism,
pyramid, cylinder, cone, tetrahedron, etc.

Apply appropriate technical drawing

methodologies in order to successfully
produce drawing solutions.

Basic architectural stationary

Practical 4

Interpenetration and development of

surfaces(Development of the sectional
views or cut away views of building
components and model making.)

Studio Work 3 - Week 4: Development of

the sectional views or cut away views of
building components such as pitched roof,
dormer window, french window etc. and
model making.

Able to represent possible geometrical

changes of various building components
as per size, shape or materials etc. after
interpenetration

Basic architectural stationary

Practical 5

Interpenetration and development of

surfaces(Integration of prisms,
pyramids, solid of rotation and
revolution, in terms of components of
built mass)

Studio Work 4 - Week 5: Development of

sections of solids towards frustums of
different simple prisms and pyramids.

Understanding development of section of Basic architectural stationary

solids of simple prisms and pyramids

Practical 6

Interpenetration and development of

surfaces(Interpenetration of different
types of fittings used in plumbing or
electrical work)

Studio Work 5 - Week 6: Draw the

Able to manipulate geometry of forms for Basic architectural stationary
interpenetration of different types of fittings the development of new forms
as pipes, tubes used in plumbing and
electrical works in different situations.

Practical 2

Practical 7

Section of solids(Sections of simple

solids as frustums)

Studio Work 6 - Week 7: Development of

section of simple solids and drawings of
various frustums.

Understanding of various solids when cut Basic architectural stationary

and various line weights associated with
section of solids

Practical 8

Section of solids(Sections of simple

solids as truncated solids)

Studio Work 7 - Week 8: Development of

section of solids and drawing of various
simple truncated solids.

Understanding of various solids when cut Basic architectural stationary

and various line weights associated with
section of solids

Practical 9

Isometric projections(Introduction to
isometric scale, isometric and non
isometric lines)

Studio Work 8 - Week 9: Introduction and Understanding of isometric projections

and development of isometric scale,
with isometric and non isometric lines
isometric and non isometric lines, Isometric along-with isometric scale
projections of simple and combined solids.

Basic architectural stationary

Isometric projections(Isometric
projections of simple and combined
solids)

Studio Work 8 - Week 9: Introduction and Understanding of isometric projections

development of isometric scale, isometric with isometric and non isometric lines
and non isometric lines, Isometric
along-with isometric scale
projections of simple and combined solids.

Basic architectural stationary

Practical 10

Isometric projections(Comparison
between isometric, axonometric and
oblique projections)

Studio Work 9 - Week 10: Draft and

Compare isometric projections with
axonometric and oblique projections for
simple solids representing architectural
forms.

Basic architectural stationary

Practical 11

Sciography in orthographic and

isometric drawings(Application of
sciography in isometric projections in
various conditions)

Studio Work 10 - Week 11: Introduction

Understanding effect of shades and
Basic architectural stationary
and preparation of sciography for different shadows and their importance in building
planar and inclined situations with emphasis blocks in various situations
on play of shades and shadows in
architecture.

Practical 12

Sciography in orthographic and

isometric drawings(Application of
sciography in orthographic projections
in various conditions)

Studio Work 11 - Week 12: Preparation of

sciography for three dimensional
orthographic projections in blocks
representing common architectural
situations.

Practical 13

Architectural presentation drawings

(Preparation of floor plans, elevations,
sections and three dimensional views of
a residential unit)

Studio Work 12 - Week 13: Preparation of Understanding basic symbols used in an

presentation drawings of a given residential architectural plan and understanding of
unit with proper hatches, dimensions,
scale
lettering and symbols on an appropriate
scale.
Week 14: Improvement in portfolio as per
remarks from Studio Classwork 1 to 12.
Week 15: Revision of Studio Classwork 1
to 12 and final compilation for ETP.

Basic architectural stationary

Practical 14

Architectural presentation drawings

(Preparation of floor plans, elevations,
sections and three dimensional views of
a residential unit)

Studio Work 12 - Week 13: Preparation of Understanding basic symbols used in an

presentation drawings of a given residential architectural plan and understanding of
unit with proper hatches, dimensions,
scale
lettering and symbols on an appropriate
scale.
Week 14: Improvement in portfolio as per
remarks from Studio Classwork 1 to 12.
Week 15: Revision of Studio Classwork 1
to 12 and final compilation for ETP.

Basic architectural stationary

Understanding comparative merits and

demerits of different types of three
dimensional projections

Understanding application of sciography Basic architectural stationary

directly in three dimensional orthographic
projections with difference in shades and
shadows

Practical 15

Architectural presentation drawings

(Preparation of floor plans, elevations,
sections and three dimensional views of
a residential unit)

Studio Work 12 - Week 13: Preparation of Understanding basic symbols used in an

presentation drawings of a given residential architectural plan and understanding of
unit with proper hatches, dimensions,
scale
lettering and symbols on an appropriate
scale.
Week 14: Improvement in portfolio as per
remarks from Studio Classwork 1 to 12.
Week 15: Revision of Studio Classwork 1
to 12 and final compilation for ETP.

SPILL OVER
Practical 16

Spill Over

Basic architectural stationary