ARC 514 - CORRELATION COURSE 1

SY 2019-2020
RQMNT NO. ACTIVITY TITLE DATE DUE

ADAPTING A THEORETICAL MODEL

MT-1 GROUP WORK IN SHAPING INTERIOR OF A SEPTEMBER 18, 2019
HOUSING UNIT

INSTRUCTIONS:

MT-01-A ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS OF THE HOUSING UNIT

DATE DUE: SEPTEMBER 4, 2019

Submit these ten (10) basic architectural drawings of the existing housing unit
with complete labels, dimensions and page/drawing number.

1. PERSPECTIVE
- Show one model housing unit only.
- Show basic rendering showing background, mid-ground, foreground
2. FLOOR PLAN
3. FRONT ELEVATION
4. RIGHT SIDE ELEVATION
5. LEFT SIDE ELEVATION
6. REAR ELEVATION
7. CROSS SECTION
8. LONGITUDINAL SECTION
9. ROOF PLAN
10. SCHEDULE OF DOORS AND WINDOWS
Present an improved version of architectural drawings. It must fit in a short bond
paper (8 ½” X 11”) when printed. Show scale using metric units thru graphs showing
1.00m X 1.00m square grid / dimension of each square. Lay a graph in the floor
plan including the whole property lot. And instead of numerical or number scale,
show scale bar in every page, or every drawing. Scale bar is also known as linear
scale, scale guide or graphic scale. Using square grids and scale bar is
advantageous, as it will maintain its accuracy even when you resize the paper for
printing. In these drawings, remember to keep the harmony and real representation
of each drawings to actual materials. For example: if the vertical lines of metal sheets
for exterior walls are shown, therefore, it should also be projected exactly in the
Elevation Drawings, same through with the actual details of doors, windows, and
others.
MT-01-B SHAPING INTERIOR OF A HOUSING UNIT
DATE DUE: SEPTEMBER 18, 2019

In shaping interior of a housing unit, it will cover the structuring space with interior design elements. The term
“structure” is not used here in the sense of physical support, but it refers to the selection and arrangement of
interior elements such that their visual relationships define and organize the interior space of a room. Non-load-
bearing partitions and suspended ceilings are often used to define or modify space within the structural
framework or shell of a building. The color, texture, and pattern of wall, floor, and ceiling surfaces affect our
perception of their relative positions in space and our awareness of the room’s dimensions, scale, and
proportion.

In this requirement, submit design translations manipulating text, written explanations, photos, images and
graphical presentations with annotations. For the group designers to explore ways and possibilities, the design
proposal will be executed through POWERPOINT PRESENTATION. To add excitement while learning, each
group will present their works in class to add training and overview in oral presentation and defense.

Required Output: TWO (2) DESIGN PROPOSALS in support and in collaboration

with the two (2) groups from Second Year AVT 213 Visual
Techniques 3 Students.

1. COLORED BUBBLE DIAGRAM (SEPTEMBER 18, 2019)

 Apply the designated colors for the 6 coping channels/resources. Provide
legend if necessary, to be placed at lower left portion of the page. Mixed media
(combination of manual and computerized) is allowed.
2. PRELIMINARY SKETCHES (SEPTEMBER 18, 2019)
 Thumbnail sketches created by hand. Supplement with annotations if needed.
Use freehand architectural lettering.
 Present design of furniture and other interior objects/elements either a
customized design or selected in stores.
 Explain the design concept, and describe preliminary design features through
sketches, annotations and written explanations.
3. SPACE ANALYSIS (SEPTEMBER 18, 2019)
To be shown in floor plan and in isometric interior presentation: to be
supplemented with annotations and written explanation.
Apply the designated colors for the 6 coping channels/resources. In this item,
the analysis will be shown directly in the floor plan. Show clearly the proposed
interior layout, the groupings and placement of furniture with respect to
architectural elements: ceiling, walls, floor. Mixed media is allowed.
4. MOOD BOARD (SEPTEMBER 18, 2019)
 Make it not only eye-catching, but also informative and compact in one (1) page
only.
5. INTERIOR FURNITURE / OBJECTS / ELEMENTS
 Presentation in color. Describe their features, indicate size/dimensions. If the
item will be purchased, indicate the model / brand, store or the maker /
manufacturer.
6. FLOOR PLAN.
 Presentation in color. Present final design proposal, with complete interior
furniture / objects / elements and significant architectural details. Show scale
bar or square grids.
 7. INTERIOR ELEVATIONS (SEPTEMBER 18, 2019)
 Present final design proposal, with complete interior furniture / objects /
elements, and significant architectural details. Show basic dimensions only.
Show scale bar or square grids.
8. INTERIOR DESIGN PERSPECTIVE (SEPTEMBER 18, 2019)
 Show at least four (4) interior perspective images at different angles/views.
Show at least one (1) image with human figures showing a family of not less
than 5 members. Complete and fully rendered design proposal in two (2)
schemes will be presented.
9. SCALED MODEL EXTERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS (SEPTEMBER 18, 2019)
 Show at least four (4) shots of the scaled model showing its exterior looks. Apply
good photography techniques like taking photographs bringing the scaled model
to life.
10. SCALED MODEL INTERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS (SEPTEMBER 18, 2019)
 Show at least four (4) photos of the interior perspective; images at different
angles/views. Show at least one (1) image with human figures showing a family
of not less than 5 members. Apply good photography techniques like taking
photographs bringing the scaled model to life.

IMPORTANT:
This group requirement suggests a collaborative effort and teamwork. Take note of the enumerated requirements
above. This requirement will also serve greatly as a guide for the Second Year Visual Techniques 3 Students.
Your mentorship is very important for them to execute well their tasks.
With the given TIME FRAME, all requirements are expected to be accomplished until SEPTEMBER 18, 2019, to be
submitted in FB Group -- all in a Power point slides. Indicate your Group Number, the names of group members
and the Visual Techniques 3 group mates in the first slide. All submitted outputs will be given ONE WEEK
completion and refinement period which will be presented on the day of Oral Presentation and Defense. Final
Outputs will be accepted only until 11:59 PM of September 25, 2019.

11. ORAL PRESENTATION AND DEFENSE (SEPTEMBER 25, 2019)

Be ready with the Powerpoint Slides Presentation. Each group will present one
(1) design proposal only for this activity, but make sure the two (2) design
proposals will be submitted on time.

LATE SUBMISSION:
 Late submission will automatically receive a FAILED score for the given activity/requirement.
 Within 24 hours, late submission will still be considered. But beyond 24 hours, it will no longer be
accepted.

SUGGESTED READINGS:
INTERIOR DESIGN VISUAL PRESENTATION A GUIDE TO GRAPHICS, MODELS, AND PRESENTATION
TECHNIQUES, 2nd Edition by Maureen Mitton
INTERIOR DESIGN ILLUSTRATED, 4th Edition by Francis D.K. Ching and Corky Binggeli
MODEL MAKING by Megan Werner
ARCHITECTURAL MODEL MAKING 2nd Edition by Nick Dunn

Prepared by: ARCH. ALDWIN M. CASTILLO 08/26/2019