Challenge

AutoCAD_Isometric View of a Room, Facade of a building, Staircase and Wall with footing in AutoCAD 3D_Week 12

3D ISOMETRIC VIEW OF BUILDING ,BUILDING FACADE, STAIR AND SPREAD FOOTING

AIM : To draw the 3d isometric view of:

1. Building given plan and elevation

2. Facade of a building

3. Stair

4. Spread footing

COMMANDS USED:

1. Extrude - To give height to a surface or giving distance or hright in z axis of an object in x y plane so that i becomes 3d.

2. Offset - To draw the offset line. Command "O"

3. UCS - Command "UCS" . To change the UCS so as to draw in that face ie, x and y plane will be made in the selected face so that it is easy to draw in that plane. Default is UCS world.

4. Box- To create a box . It is found in the ome toolbar.

5. Union- Command :UNION" . To make diffrent 3d object ointo a single enitity.

6. Subtract - Command "SUBTRACT" . To subtract one 3d object from another . First select the object from where to be subtracted then the object which needs to be subtracted.

7. Move - Command "M" . To move an object in a particular axis . Coordinates also can be given for moving an object after the command.

8. 3d orbit- Coomand "3DO" . To rotate the object so that we can view around 360 degree.

9. Boundary - Command "BO" . From this command also region can be created . If the encircled region is created by different lines , boundary is used. select region in the dialogue box and click on the internal point where region is to created and then extrusion is done.

10. Sweep - to make 3d of an object in a given path. In toolbar select sweep , seelct the object to be swept then the path.

11. Render - Command "RR" - to see the view of the object after materials are applied.

1. 3d isometric view of a building

Aim : To create 3d isometric view of a building with plan and elevation.

Procedure:

Step:1 Drawing the plan

In the top view,

* With line command ,draw a lne of 10'9" vertically and horizontally such that a L- shape wall s formed.

* Offset 9" line from the two lines.

* Give offset of 4'2" from the corner of the wall

* Again give offset of 3'2" from that line for the window.

Step :2 Draw the window

* Similary on the other side also, offset 4'3" from the corner ,3' for the window.

Step:3 Making it 3d

* Commadn"3do" fro 3d orbit and orbit the view so that 3d is seen

* Now create a region in the wall area by command "BO" for boundary.

* Go to shaded view to see the boundary

* Now extrude the region , givng a height of 10'. Command "EXTRUDE" , give height =10'.

Step :4 Creating opening for windows:

* Draw a rectangle over the window portion.

* Extrude it to 3' ie to sill level.

* Similarly create a rectangle at the top

* Extrude it downwards to a height of 3' from the top.

* Union the walls by command "union" - select all the walls

* Similarly create the window on the other side wall.

* Create layer for walls and place it in wall layer.

* In the top view, by polyline create an outline of the plan

* Then place it in the bottom by move command "M" @0,0,-10'.

* Create a region by boundary.

* Extrude it downwards to a height of 4".

* Similarly create a polyline at top and extrude it to a height of 6".

* Make it a union and place in wall layer

Step: 5 Creating elevation in 2D

Elevation at A-A

* Draw the elavation A from the plan in top view.

* Project the wall line from the plan and also the window lines

* Give the height as 10' ,then offset lines of 3' from bottom and top to create window

* Then offset 3" for the frame and 4" for the mullion.

* Also offset 4' downwards for plinth and 6'upwards for the roof slab from the 10'.

* Create different layers for frame, mullion and glass.

Step:6 Creating 3d of elevation

* Place the 2d drawing in alignment to the 3d

* Group the elavation by group command , so that all will be in a single selection

* By 3d rotate rotate the image making it parallel to the 3d wall. seelct the axis then give angle as 90 degree.

* Place the 2d elevation in the 3d object by snapping the corner and then move it to the side parallel to the 3d wall face

Step:7 Creating frame, mullion and galss of window

* By "bo" command craete a region fro the frame.

* Explode it and delete all other except window.

* If region is created fully, subtract , select larger region then smaller one.

* Extrude the region, giving -3" value.

* Similarly create region for mullions by "BO"- boundary command.

* Extrude it by -1.2".

* Create a region for glass by creating rectangle boundary if boundary is not there.

* Extrude it by 0.6".

* Move the 3d window to the opening of te window craeted in 3d model.

* Make sure that the mullions is inside the frame and glass is inside the mullions ( after a distance from the frame mullions are provided likewise glass)

Isometric view of elevation A

Step:8 Creating elevation B

* Go to top view and extend the lines from the plan .

* Draw 4" offset at ottom and 6" at top

* Draw window at a height of 3" from the bottom and offseting 7' from bottom to get the top of the window.

* Give the thickness by offsetting the rectangle by 3" for frame and 4" for mullions.

Step : 9 Creating 3d of elevation at B

* Place the 2d elevation parallel to the 3d elavation in top view

* In 3d view, Rotate the 2d elavation such that the 2d elavation is in parallel to the 3d face.

* For that rotate 3d command , select y axis then give the angle as 9 degree.

* Place the 2d on the face of 3d , then move the 2d image paralle to the face.

* Delete the wall and keep only the window for extruding.

Step:10 Creating frame, mullion and galss of window on elevation B

* By "bo" command craete a region fro the frame.

* If region is not created , create a reactnagle through the outline and give region

* If region is created fully, subtract , select larger region then smaller one.

* Similarly create region for mullion and the glass with respective layers.

* Extrude the frame -3" mullion by -1.2" and glass by -0.6".

* Place it in the 3d wall

Isometric view of elevation B

* Extrude the handle also.

Result:

2. 3d view of a building facade

Aim :Creating 3d view of builidng facade

Procedure:

Step:1 Creating the plan

* With rectangle command create a rectangle of 10'9" and 6'9".

* Offset 9" for the wall thickness.

* Create window of 3' width.

Step:2 Extruding the height

* As the sill level height is given as 4'6" and window height as 4' ,and top height from the window is 2'5".

Total height of one floor =2'5"+4'+4'6" =10'11"

* Create a region in the part of wall for extrusion by command "BO".

* With extrude command extrude the created region giving a height of 10'-11".

Step:3 Creating windows

* Create a rectangle at the bottom of the window position.

* Extrude it to a height of 4'6".

* Similarly create a rectangle at the top and extrude 2'-5" downwards.

* With union command , make all the walls in union.

Step:4 Creating windows

* Create the elevation of the plan in 2D. -top view.

* As the window is in side of plan ,side elevation is taken by projecting lines from the plan

* Window detailing is done , 2" offset for frame and 3" for mullions, then 12" will be the glass area.

Step: 5 Creating window in 3D

* Group the elavation.

* Place the elvation in front of the 3D image.

* With 3drotate rotate the elavation by 270 degree.

* Place it in parallel to the face and move it to side .

* Ungroup and delete the walls and keep only the window.

* Create region in the frame of window by "BO" command , making frame as a layer.

* Extrude -3" for the thickness of frame.

* For mullions create another region in different layer and extrude -1.2".

* For galss also create a region and extrude-0.6".

* Move this object and place the window on the gap in 3d wall.

Step:6 Creating floor

* Go to top view and create a rectangle

* Extrude it by 5"

Step :7 Creating 2nd floor

* Group the created model and copy the created 1st floor on top .

* Copy the 4 floors as such

Step : Creating top frame

* Type "UCS" as command and place the ucs on the top face of building

* Draw a rectangle with dimensions 9" x 4".

* Extrude it by 6'5".

* Copy it on the other side .

* Again create rectangle on top face .

* Extrude it by -4".

* Create a roof on top by rectangle and extruding it .

Result:

3. Creating isometric 3D view of stairs

Aim : To create 3D view of stairs

Procedure:

Step: 1 Creating steps

* With tread as 1' and riser as 6" , draw the steps in the top view 2d wireframe.

* Landing is 3' and the waist slab is 6" thickness .

* Join all these to form the section of the stair.

Step:2 Extruding the stair

* Create a region by boundary command.

* With 3d orbit place the section in such a way that it is visible.

* Extrude 3' towards the side as 3' is taken as width of the stair.

* With 3d rotate -select x axis and give the value 90 degree.

Step:3 Creating balustrades and handrails

* Place the UCS on the tread and ceate a circle of diameter 2" and height 3'2".

* Copy it in all the treads and also in landing.

* For handrails, create a polyline joining the balustrades by "3dpoly". 3d polyline

* Create a circle of rdius 2" and sweep it by selecting the circle and then the polyline.

Result:

4. 3D View of a wall with spread footing

Aim: To draw 3d view of wall with spread footing

Procedure:

Step 1 : Creating the plan - wall

* Open the Autocad in metric and set the limits and zoom all.

* Draw the plan offoundation

* With line command draw a vertical line of 7500mm and 230mm width

Step 2: drawing the foundation in plan

* Draw a centre line in wall and offset 150mm on both sides so that the total width is 300mm.

* From the 300mm line offset 25mm on both sides then the total width becomes 350mm.

* From the centre again offset 300mm on both sides , the toatal width is 600mm.

* Extend the horizontal line.

* Offset 3300mmfrom both the sides for the door opening of 900mm.

* Create door in the opening by circle and line.

* Hatch the wall , foundation with different hatches.

* ANS 132 for wall , Solid for footing , AR-CONC for bottom P.C.C.

Step 3: Making the 2d plan to 3d- footing R.C.C

* With 3do make a suitable view.

* Make layers for footing-R.C.C , footing -steps , wall and door

* Create a rectangle -profile on top of the plan of footing -R.C.C.,place in the respective layer and copy it.

* Create region by boundary command.

* Extrude it by 300mm.

Step 4: Creating footing steps:

* Go to top view and create profile for footing step in 2d plan and copy it and place in 3d plan with the help of snap tool.

* Create region by "BO" command.

* Extrude it by 400mm.

* Again create a profile and place such that the midpoint od 2d profile coincides with the 3d object.

* Create a region and extrude it by 400mm.

* Now create a profile forfoundation in differnt layer and place it in top of the 3d model.

* Extrude it to a height of 550mm.

Step 5: Creating floor

* Create a rectangle for floor and extrude it to a height of 50mm.

Step 6: Creating wall

* Now create profile for wall on both sides of door.

* Copy it and place it in 3 d model and extrude at a height of 3300mm.

Step 7: creating lintel beam

* Create a rectangle profile at top.

* Move it by move command @ 0,0,-1050

* Extrude it at a height of -150mm.

Step 8: Creating the top porttion of wall

* Create a rectangle at the top face .

*

* Extrude to a height of -1050mm.

* With union command , make the extruded part as part of the wall.

Step 9: Creating shade

* Keep the ucs on the side face.

* Draw a horizontal line from bottom of the lintel , then a vertical line 50mm to top.

* On the other side draw a vertical line of 100mm upwards,then join these two points of 50 and 100.

* Group it to single entity.

* Create region by boundary command by placing the ucs on side face of the jamb of door.

* Extrude it towards side till the opening.

Step 10: Creating top slab

* Create a rectangular profile on top of the wall.

* Extrude it by 150mm.

Step 11: Creating parapet and coping

* Create parapet of width 150mm and height 750mm.

* Create a rectangle of 7500mm and 150mm on top of the 3d model.

* Extrude it by 750mm.

* For coping in the side view place the ucs and draw 40mm width line from the parapet with projection of 60mm.

*Create a region by bo command

* Draw a line on top .

* Use sweep option , select the projection and then the line.

Step 12: Rendered view

* Go to visulaise tab , select material browser .

* for foundation , select a stone.

* For wall , seelct from paint.

* For floor, select from flooring.

* Select each object and give assign to selection

* keep shadows on

* Create a cylinder and give distant light.

* Then click on render or command "RR".

Result:

RESULT:

1. 3d view of a building is craeted.

2.3d view of Facade of a building is created.

3. 3d isometric view of stair is created.

4. 3d view and rendered view of Spread footing is created.

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