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Introduction
Working Drawings are an integral part of the construction industry and the Architect’s means of communication
with various levels of authorities, clients and consultants. This assignment introduces students to the process of
Building Plan submission and the preparation of the working drawings. Students are expected to demonstrate a
working knowledge of construction, technology, materials and structural system in preparing the working
drawings. Students must take into account the functionality of spatial requirement in relation to by-laws and
regulations, ergonomics, environmental concerns and other issues to ensure a good, healthy, safe and
comfortable living environment for the users.
Learning Outcomes
Tasks - Methodology
1. Conduct a research and establish a basic understanding of statutory requirements from the authorities,
UBBL and fire safety guidelines and to implement the requirements into Architectural Design Project.
2. Conduct a research and establish a basic understanding of the structural system, materials and other
relevant technology and to apply the understanding into the design project
3. Based on item (1) and (2), translate the design project into a complete set of architectural working
drawings (for Building Plan submission), utilizing all the formats and conventions of working drawing as
they applied in local authority & contemporary architectural practice.
Submission Requirements
All drawings must comply with the conventional format of working drawings, including:
Title Block (comprises project title, drawing number, revisions, scale, students’ names and ID & other relevant
information)
Project title, scale and north point
Grids, dimensions, section lines and annotations
Excellent line quality. Different line thicknesses, weights and types communicate different ideas and information.
Label your file using this format ‘YOUR NAME_ assignment 2’ and submit the file in PDF to
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1GiiT0iTrQisbgv3T-f91giZ4hGrqhPu7?usp=sharing
The assessment for this assignment shall be based on the following criteria:
Completeness of submission
Format and conventions of drawings
Clarity and level of information conveyed (drawings, schedules & annotations)
Appropriateness and understanding of applied construction, materials and services
Adherence to By-Laws and Fire Safety Regulations
References
1. Ching, D.K. (2011). Building Construction Illustrated. John Wiley & Sons.
2. Chudley, R. (2011). Construction Technology. 5th Edition. Pearson and Prentice Hall.
3. Chudley, R. & Greeno, R. (2008). Building Construction Handbook Low Priced Edition. Routledge.
4. Foster, S.J. and Harington, R. (2000). Structure and Fabric, Part 2. Longman
5. Lyons, A. (2004). Materials for Architects and Builders. 2nd Edition. Oxford, Elsevier Butterwort-
Heinemann.
6. Malaysia, L.O., Malaysia, & Lembaga Penyelidikan Undang-Undang. (2010). Uniform Building By-
Laws 1984[(G.N. 5178/85]. Petaling Jaya , Selangor: International Law Book Services.
7. Muttoni, A. (2011). The Art of Structures- Introduction to the functioning of structures in Architecture.
Oxford, EPFL Press.
8. Ramsey, C.G. (2000). Architectural Graphic Standards Student Edition: An Abridgement of the 9 th
Edition. Wiley.
Remarks:
1. The Project Brief is to be distributed to the students in the first week of the semester.
2. Any changes to the Project Brief shall be communicated (in writing) to the Programme Director and the approved revised
version must be communicated to the students.
Remarks
Date/Week Discussion/Tutorial
By Tutor
Week 9
o Excellent
o Good
28 October Sections (1:100)
o Adequate
Elevations (1:100)
o Poor
o No Show
Week 10
o Excellent
Doors & Windows Schedule (1:50) o Good
4 November
Natural light and natural ventilation calculation schedule o Adequate
o Poor
o No Show
Week 11
o Excellent
Calculation of Exit Width, Travel Distance & Dead-end o Good
11 November Limit o Adequate
Fire- Protection Plans & Calculations o Poor
o No Show
Week 12