Understanding Interior Drawings Again
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Book Introduction
Just because a drawing looks complicated doesn't mean the space is beautiful, and just because a drawing looks simple doesn't mean the space is simple.
When you read between the lines of the drawing with the designer's mind, you can see what the designer wanted to say when expressing the space, and how he expressed that important part in the drawing. Only then can you begin to see the space that emerges on the drawing.
Drawings are sophisticated tools and dense languages for reading space.
The devotion and persistence to that precise language are the responsibility of the drafter, and the craftsmanship to read and apply it accurately is the duty of the constructor.
A space where these two limping, disparate sounds can create a mistranslated space, like a mistranslated book, and the gap that may arise between them is the empathy that the designer and the builder must fill.
Although this book is short and its content and scope are somewhat limited and basic, I hope that it can serve as a lead for the vast wind instrument called drawing.
Since the purpose of this book is to fill in the gaps in practical knowledge, I felt it was necessary to mention real-world situations here and there, even if they deviate somewhat from the norm, rather than simply describing objectively verified knowledge.
This is something I struggled with throughout writing, as it was difficult to set boundaries on how much to mention.
Throughout the process of explaining the drawing, I tried to describe it while asking the question, "Why?"
If the approach is, "Just follow the instructions and read it," without any questioning as to why the drawings were drawn and expressed this way, there are so many related books that I don't even need to bother with them.
I hope this book will serve as a guide to help you understand the entire process of interior architecture, from planning to detailed design.
From the author's writings.
When you read between the lines of the drawing with the designer's mind, you can see what the designer wanted to say when expressing the space, and how he expressed that important part in the drawing. Only then can you begin to see the space that emerges on the drawing.
Drawings are sophisticated tools and dense languages for reading space.
The devotion and persistence to that precise language are the responsibility of the drafter, and the craftsmanship to read and apply it accurately is the duty of the constructor.
A space where these two limping, disparate sounds can create a mistranslated space, like a mistranslated book, and the gap that may arise between them is the empathy that the designer and the builder must fill.
Although this book is short and its content and scope are somewhat limited and basic, I hope that it can serve as a lead for the vast wind instrument called drawing.
Since the purpose of this book is to fill in the gaps in practical knowledge, I felt it was necessary to mention real-world situations here and there, even if they deviate somewhat from the norm, rather than simply describing objectively verified knowledge.
This is something I struggled with throughout writing, as it was difficult to set boundaries on how much to mention.
Throughout the process of explaining the drawing, I tried to describe it while asking the question, "Why?"
If the approach is, "Just follow the instructions and read it," without any questioning as to why the drawings were drawn and expressed this way, there are so many related books that I don't even need to bother with them.
I hope this book will serve as a guide to help you understand the entire process of interior architecture, from planning to detailed design.
From the author's writings.
index
Getting started _ 5
Ⅰ.
Understanding interior architecture work
1.
The Role and Process of Interior Architecture _ 15
The Role of Interior Architecture _ 15
Interior Architecture Work Process _ 17
The Difference Between Architecture and Interior Design in the Design Process _ 23
2.
Documents required for interior design work _ 29
Design Documentation _ 31
Shibangseo _ 31
Schedule _ 35
Design Specifications _ 36
Ⅱ.
Understanding the drawing
1.
Why Drawings Are Needed _ 41
The Need for Drawings _ 41
Understanding Interior Architectural Drawings _ 44
2.
The Promise of Drawings _ 47
Drawing is another language _ 47
2Dization of 3D _ 48
Common Promise _ 50
3.
Drawing Formats for Each Interior Architecture Process _ 51
Planning and Design Stage _ 51
Basic Design Stage _ 52
Detailed Design Stage _ 54
Field Design Stage _ 56
Ⅲ.
Basics of Viewing Interior Architectural Drawings
1.
Understanding Drawing Composition _ 59
Layout and Composition of Drawings _ 59
Drawing Form and Title Block _ 61
Drawing Number Notation and Reading Method _ 65
2.
Understanding Drawing Scale _ 68
Understanding Scale _ 68
Differences in scale by drawing type _ 69
How to express scale _ 70
3.
Understanding Line Types and Dimensions _ 72
Functions and notation methods according to line type _ 72
How to Express and View Dimensions _ 77
4.
Understanding Drawing Symbols _ 92
Understanding Drawing Symbols _ 92
How to Read Various Drawing Symbols _ 94
How to Mark Stairs _ 111
How to Read Window Symbols _ 114
5.
Understanding Material Finishing Expression Methods _ 118
Closing code _ 118
Understanding Material Labeling Methods _ 121
How to Express Finishing Materials _ 123
Abbreviation _ 125
Ⅳ.
Understanding the different types of drawings
1.
Understanding Outline Drawings _ 129
Cover _ 129
Drawing List _ 130
Closing List and Closing Code _ 133
Various symbols and abbreviations _ 135
General Note _ 135
2.
Understanding Basic Drawings _ 139
Floor Plan _ 139
Elevation/Development _ 155
Cross section _ 159
3.
Understanding Other Equipment Drawings _ 166
Electrical and Communications Equipment Drawings _ 166
Mechanical Equipment Drawings _ 168
Firefighting equipment drawing _ 169
V.
Understanding the details
1.
A closer look at the details _ 173
Purpose of Detail _ 173
Where Detail Is Needed _ 174
2.
Understanding Detail by Part _ 176
Floor Detail _ 176
Wall Detail _ 188
Ceiling Detail _ 211
Stairs and Railing Detail _ 230
Furniture Details _ 239
Window Detail _ 249
Understanding Detailed Drawings According to Construction Sequence _ 259
In closing _ 267
Ⅰ.
Understanding interior architecture work
1.
The Role and Process of Interior Architecture _ 15
The Role of Interior Architecture _ 15
Interior Architecture Work Process _ 17
The Difference Between Architecture and Interior Design in the Design Process _ 23
2.
Documents required for interior design work _ 29
Design Documentation _ 31
Shibangseo _ 31
Schedule _ 35
Design Specifications _ 36
Ⅱ.
Understanding the drawing
1.
Why Drawings Are Needed _ 41
The Need for Drawings _ 41
Understanding Interior Architectural Drawings _ 44
2.
The Promise of Drawings _ 47
Drawing is another language _ 47
2Dization of 3D _ 48
Common Promise _ 50
3.
Drawing Formats for Each Interior Architecture Process _ 51
Planning and Design Stage _ 51
Basic Design Stage _ 52
Detailed Design Stage _ 54
Field Design Stage _ 56
Ⅲ.
Basics of Viewing Interior Architectural Drawings
1.
Understanding Drawing Composition _ 59
Layout and Composition of Drawings _ 59
Drawing Form and Title Block _ 61
Drawing Number Notation and Reading Method _ 65
2.
Understanding Drawing Scale _ 68
Understanding Scale _ 68
Differences in scale by drawing type _ 69
How to express scale _ 70
3.
Understanding Line Types and Dimensions _ 72
Functions and notation methods according to line type _ 72
How to Express and View Dimensions _ 77
4.
Understanding Drawing Symbols _ 92
Understanding Drawing Symbols _ 92
How to Read Various Drawing Symbols _ 94
How to Mark Stairs _ 111
How to Read Window Symbols _ 114
5.
Understanding Material Finishing Expression Methods _ 118
Closing code _ 118
Understanding Material Labeling Methods _ 121
How to Express Finishing Materials _ 123
Abbreviation _ 125
Ⅳ.
Understanding the different types of drawings
1.
Understanding Outline Drawings _ 129
Cover _ 129
Drawing List _ 130
Closing List and Closing Code _ 133
Various symbols and abbreviations _ 135
General Note _ 135
2.
Understanding Basic Drawings _ 139
Floor Plan _ 139
Elevation/Development _ 155
Cross section _ 159
3.
Understanding Other Equipment Drawings _ 166
Electrical and Communications Equipment Drawings _ 166
Mechanical Equipment Drawings _ 168
Firefighting equipment drawing _ 169
V.
Understanding the details
1.
A closer look at the details _ 173
Purpose of Detail _ 173
Where Detail Is Needed _ 174
2.
Understanding Detail by Part _ 176
Floor Detail _ 176
Wall Detail _ 188
Ceiling Detail _ 211
Stairs and Railing Detail _ 230
Furniture Details _ 239
Window Detail _ 249
Understanding Detailed Drawings According to Construction Sequence _ 259
In closing _ 267
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GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: January 19, 2018
- Page count, weight, size: 268 pages | 170*235*20mm
- ISBN13: 9788955923940
- ISBN10: 8955923945
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