Challenge

Creating a Residence Layout, Seating plan, Toilet and Utility room plan using AutoCad

1.

AIM: to draw the gven residential plan in detail

INTRODUCTION:

Residential layout is ideal for students and practitioners of urban design, planning, engineering , architectureand landscape seeking a comprehensive guide to the theory and practice of designing and laying out residential areas.

COMMANDS USED:

  • limmax command
  • limits command
  • zoom command
  • line command
  • dimlinear command
  • dimstyle command
  • units command
  • text command
  • LW command
  • extend command

PROCEDURE:

  • first open the autocad, then we have to select the limmax command tor max limit of the autocad drawing screen
  • and select the limits command for min limit of the autocad screeen
  • first we have to enter the line command and draw the line in y direction of length 43'-6.5"
  • next draw the line in x axis with the length of 25'
  • next continue in -ve y axis of length 43'-6.5"
  • join the line in -ve x axis of length 25'
  • CLOSE
  • command offset: select the lines of drawn rect and offset to 9"
  • next mark lines for the portigo area or parking area of length 11'9" and width 13'-9.5" from the dist of 12'-6" from left
  • command trim: select trim and trim the entrance part for 12'-6"
  • next offset the wall up to length 6" and offset the line to 9.0"
  • draw a vertical line of length 6'-8.0" from previous line and drae line in -ve y axis of length 6'-4.0" to create the kitchen ronom
  • draw the toilet room of length 8'-3" and width 4'-6" wuth line cimmand and offset command
  • draw another toilet room with length 8'-15" and width of 4'6"
  • draw the bed room 1 of length 11'-7.5" ad widgth of 12'-0" using line command and offset command
  • next draw the another bedroom 2 with length of 11'-6" and width of 12'0"
  • draw stairs at left of portigo with 1' tread and 6" raiser
  • next draw the doors with the given dimensions D1,D2,D3
  • and name the rooms using text command tool
  • after completing doors mark all the dimensions using dimension command tool in autocad

RESULT:

The given residential plan is drawn successfully in autocad

2.

AIM:

To draw the given seating plan for an outdoor canopy in detail

INTRODUCTION:

  • A canopy is an overhead roof like structure over which a fabric or metal covering is attached , able to provide shelter from weather conditions.
  • a canopy can also be a tent, generally without a floor
  • the sesating plan of outdoor canopy is placed in many places in hotels, reception and restaurant

COMMANDS USED:

  • limmax command
  • limits command
  • zoom command
  • line command
  • dimlinear command
  • dimstyle command
  • units command
  • text command
  • LW command
  • extend command
  • ARC COMMAND

PROCEDURE:

  • open the autocad and select the limits of lower lef and upper right corner
  • unit command: select the unit command and set the units to decimal and precision 0.00
  • command circle: draw a circle of radius 1398.00
  • command circle: draw a circle of radius 435.00 inside the circle
  • create a rect inside the first circle , then we have to enter the fillet command and select the rect corner
  • create an arc at the left corner of the rect
  • create two rect at both sides of previus rect
  • draw an rect at left side of rect, make an arch with the third rect
  • finally the seating was created
  • mirror command: select mirror command and select the object to be mirrored
  • by selecting the reference point at center of the smaller circle enter number of times the object to be mirrored as 4
  • command dimension: mark the dimensions for all the drawn objects
  • CLOSE

RESULT:

the given seating plan for an outdoor canopy is drawn successfully in autocad

3.

AIM:

To draw the part for the toilets and utilities in detail

INTRODUCTION:

  • a toilet room usually consists of obviously a toilet, lavatory, and all small accessories, such as grab bars and dispensers
  • there are many layouts of this type but we will explore one very simple design and the code requirements for ech aspect
  • the utility room has several uses but typically functions as an area to do laundry
  • this room contains laundry equipment such as washing machne, tumble dryer, ironing board and clothes iron
  • the room is also used for closet organisation and storage
  • the room would normally contain a second coat closet which is used to store seasonal clothing such as winter coats or clothing which are no longer used daily

COMMANDS USED:

  • limmax command
  • limits command
  • zoom command
  • line command
  • dimlinear command
  • dimstyle command
  • units command
  • text command
  • LW command
  • extend command
  • ARC COMMAND

PROCEDURE:

  • select the limits to lower left and upper right corner
  • next select the unit command for setting the units as decimal and precision as 0.00
  • line command/; draw a line of length 2350mm at x axis
  • then draw a line in y axis with the length of 4400mm
  • draw a line in -ve x direction with the length of 2350mm from previous point
  • now draw a line in -ve y direction from previous point with length od 4400mm and close the rect.
  • next create the door and window in utility room
  • we take the length of the door in utility room is 828mm and width of 828mm
  • create a window in utility room of dimnsion 728mm
  • now create door and ventilator in toilet room
  • take length of the door i toilet room as 832mm and width is 832mm
  • create the ventilator in the toilet room of length 631mm
  • draw the toilet basins and wash sink in the toilet room
  • using rect, fillet, and arc command create basins and wash sink required
  • hatch command: using hatch command hatch the walls and windows for highlighting it.
  • after completing all the required objects using domension tool mark all the dimensions of drawn object to know their values easily
  • CLOSE

RESULT:

The given part plan for the toilets and utilities room is drawn successfully in autocad.

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