Creating Kitchen layout, Hatching of Architectural elements and sectional view of an Industrial Building in AutoCad
To create the layout of the kitchen and providing hatches to it using the autocad in detail.
Commands used:
Offset command
Hatch command
Dimlinear command
Units command
Fillet command
Trim command
Join command
Object snap command
Procedure:
Step:-1
- Below counter plan:Draw the line horizontally of length 4300mm.
- Draw another line from the previous line of length 3200mm vertically .
- Join the first line and the last line and complete the rectangle
- Offset the four sides with 20mm outside.
- Draw the fridge with other dimensions in the kitchen layout.
- Divide the seven parts downside with different dimensions .
- Next leave the space left and right corners with the length of 35mm at the top and bottom.
- Next we have use the single text command to mark the parts
- Next draw the snack counter with the length of 600mm and width of 900mm.
- Create windows using line command
Step:-2
Above counter plan:
- Copy theabove counter plan and paste in below
- Delete the interiors of the plan
- Offset the line with the length of 350mm, and again we do offset of 600mm .
- And leave the space for both side corners with the length of 35mm.
- Offset of 350mm at the bottom portion of the kitchen.
- Divide the bottom portion into five parts
- Use different hatch styles to hatch the walls in the kitchen layout.
- Draw the doors using the line command, circle command and trim command.
- Draw the windows using the line command and trim command.
- Use Dimlinear command to put the dimensions where ever they are required.
- Next use the single text command to indicate the kitchen parts in the kitchen layout
- Draw the snack counter with the length of 600mm and width of 900mm.
RESULT:


2. To Create the elevation of the plan created in the Challenges 7. And need to apply proper hatchs in the walls, doors, windows, and other architectural elements.
COMMANDS USED:
Offset command
Dimlinear command
Fillet command
Trim command
Join command
Zoom command
PROCEDURE:
Step 1 :
- Draw the horizontal line using the line command with the length
- Draw the another line from the previous line vertically
- Draw the line horizontally backwards from previous line at the top.
- Draw the line downwards vertically.
- Draw the rectangle at the top of the building.
- Draw the another rectangle on the previous rectangle with the lengths given in the given drawing.
- Draw the three rectangles at the bottom of the rectangle with the different dimensions.







Step:-2
- Draw the sunshades provided in the drawing using rectangle , mirror and arcs.
- Draw the windows with the help of line command and arc command.
- Next draw the balcony part using the line , offset and trim.
- Use block command to add these elements as blocks.
- Use it on all three rows and columns as per the elevation.
Step:-3
Use the hatch command to hatch the walls, doors, windows and other architectural elements
RESULT:

3)To create the section view of an industrial building.
COMMANDS USED:
Line command
Offset command
Hatch command
Dimlinear command
Extend command
Fillet command
Trim command
Join command
Object snap command
Rectangle command
Zoom command
PROCEDURE:
Step 1 :
- Draw a line to top to a distance of 5850mm and offset line to the distance of 300mm to the top.
- Offset the last line with a distance of 3900mm to the right.
- Offset the Ist line with the distance of 5740mm to the right side.
- Offset for last line with the distance of 5025 to the right side.
- Offset the left and right edges with the distance of 500mm.
- Offset the bottom edge of the top floor to a distance of 30mm.
- Offset the last line with a distance of 70mm to the bottom.
- Offset the last line with the distance of 100mm to the bottom.
- Use the block command to save the sprinkler as block


Step:-2
- Next we need to draw the circle , and enter the text in the circle .
- Next we need to use the single text command to enter the text where ever required in the section view of industrial drawing.
- Use the hatch command to hatch the walls and floor slabs as drawn in the below figure.
Result :
