Creating Kitchen layout, Hatching of Architectural elements and sectional view of an Industrial Building in AutoCad

Q1 Create the layouts of the Kitchen and provide hatches pattern as shown. Also, use blocks wherever required. Provide appropriate dimensions in the plan. Assume the size of doors, appliances and others as per the standards.

AIM: To create the kitchen layouts and provide hatches pattern, blocks, appropriate dimensions as shown in figure

PROCEDURE:

STEP 1:

• In command prompt type UNITS, set to DECIMAL, precision = 0, insertion scale = MILLIMETERS
• In command prompt type LIMAX and LIMITS set to desired
• In command prompt type ZOOM, All and enter

STEP 2:

• In command prompt type REC, specify a point and assign dimensions as length, width as 4300,3200
• In command prompt type OFFSET, specify distance as 230 and offset the rectangle
• In command prompt type LINE, assign required lines at corners
• By using LINE, REC, ARC and TRIM commands door is created as per required
• In command prompt type HATCH, select the required hatch and assign in the diagram
• By using REC, LINE and TRIM commands the windows are created
• In command prompt type COPY, select the diagram and make a copy of it.
• By using LINE, REC, TRIM, OFFSET, FILLET and TEXT commands assigned to diagram
• By using DIMLINEAR, DIMCONT, CIRCLE, TEXT and LT are assigned to get the desired diagram

RESULT:

Q2 Create the elevation of the plan created in the Challenges 7 and apply proper hatch in the walls, doors, windows, and other architectural elements. Refer to the dimensions in Plans and sections in Challenges 7.

AIM: To create the elevation of the plan created in challenge 7 and hatch to it where ever required

PROCEDURE:

STEP 1:

• In command prompt type UNITS, set to DECIMAL, precision = 0, insertion scale = MILLIMETERS
• In command prompt type LIMAX and LIMITS set to desired
• In command prompt type ZOOM, All and enter

STEP 2: The Creation of Blocks

IRON GRILL WINDOWS:

• In command prompt type REC, create the rectangles
• In command prompt type OFFSET, offset the created rectangle as required
• In command prompt type LINE, use lines where ever required, also for middle cross line
• In command prompt type BLOCK, save the created iron grill window as a block for further usage
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GLASS WINDOWS:

• In command prompt type REC, create the rectangle as the desired size
• In command prompt type OFFSET, offset the created rectangle as required
• By using LINE, TRIM, REC, ARC commands crown of the window is created
• In command prompt type BLOCK, save the created Glass window as a block for further usage

BALCONY:

• By using REC, TRIM, OFFSET, HATCH, LINE commands create the balcony
• In command prompt type BLOCK, save the created bALCONY as a block for further usage

STEP 3: ELEVATION

• In command prompt type REC, use rectangles to get the desired shape
• In command prompt type LINE, use line where ever required

• In command prompt type INSERT, insert the created blocks as where required

• In command prompt type DT, assign the text where required
• By using REC, LINE, TRIM commands sunshades are created

RESULT:

Q3 Create the section view of an industrial building as shown in Figure. Provide appropriate hatches and dimensions wherever required. Also, provide annotations to the drawing.

AIM: To create the section view of an industrial building as shown in the figure and to provide appropriate hatches and dimensions as required

PROCEDURE:

STEP 1:

• In command prompt type UNITS, set to DECIMAL, precision = 0, insertion scale = MILLIMETERS
• In command prompt type LIMAX and LIMITS set to desired
• In command prompt type ZOOM, All and enter

STEP 2:

• In command prompt type REC, create a rectangle as given in figure
• In command prompt type OFFSET, offset the rectangle as desired
• In command prompt type TRIM, trim the unwanted lines
• In command prompt type LINE, use line where ever required
• In command prompt type LT, change the line type as required used

STEP 3:

• In command prompt type HATCH, used hatch AR-CONC where ever required

• In command prompt type DIML, give dimensions where ever required

• In command prompt type DT, text is assigned as shown in figure

RESULT: