Project Brief
This is the software that we will be using for this project.
What is AUTOCAD?
These will help explain the key ideas of a drawing, diagram, or model.
What is an ANNOTATION?
These remove human waste from a building through the plumbing system.
What are WATER CLOSETS?
These spaces can be reach-in or walk-in.
What are CLOSETS?
TRUE OR FALSE: Accessibility guidelines provide the maximum guidance on how to create an accessible space.
FALSE: Accessibility guidelines provide the MINIMUM guidance on how to create an accessible space.
This combines technical knowledge, understanding of human needs and behavior, and abstract concepts linked to how we experience space.
What is SPACE PLANNING?
This provides use for individuals with different abilities. It is enforced by a civil rights law.
What is ACCESSIBLE DESIGN?
These are used for washing hands or basic hygiene.
What are LAVATORIES?
TRUE OR FALSE: All beds can not be placed into a corner.
FALSE: While it's not best practice, a twin bed is the only bed that may be placed in a corner.
These are represented on the floor areas with dashed lines.
What are CLEAR FLOOR AREAS?
TRUE OR FALSE: This project is going to require floor plans, elevations, and sections.
FALSE: This project requires only floor plans and elevations.
This is the simplest consideration, but often forgotten consideration, that provides a way for people to travel through a space comfortably.
What is CIRCULATION?
These require a seat in order to be considered accessible.
What are BATHING TUBS?
Bedrooms should be designed be designed in ways that provide more than (1) choice for the location of this object.
What is the BED?
This object requires clear floor area on the Push and the PULL side of it.
What is a DOOR?
This tool provides a list of items that the instructors will be using to grade submissions for this project. It includes diagrams of clearances and anthropometric data.
What is the D271 FA24 P02 Space Planning Check List?
This term refers to items that are attached to a building in such a that removing is impractical but possible.
TRUE OR FALSE: Transfer-in showers and Roll-in showers require grab bars and hand-held shower wands in order to be considered accessible.
TRUE. Transfer-in showers also require seats in addition to grab bars and hand-held shower wands.
Name (3) other expectations for sleeping spaces.
Mirror
Storage (Open shelving and long-term storage)
Desk, chairs, etc.
Waste receptacle
Lighting (general and task)
Privacy (visual and acoustic)
Personalization
TRUE OR FALSE: Water Closets do not require clear floor space, but do require a seat height in order to be considered accessible.
FALSE: Water closets are required to be 18" from a wall with a varying clear floor space pending design of room. They are also required to be between 17" and 19" to the top of the seat in order to meet accessibility standards.
How many parts are there to this project and name them?
Part 1 - Bathing and Sleeping
Part 2 - Bathing and Sleeping (Accessible)
Part 3 - Cooking and Eating
Part 4 - Socializing
Part 5 - Combined Cooking & Living Space
This is a space planning technique that places an object or group of objects are perceived to have a home in a room.
What is GROUNDING?
Name (3) other expectations for a bathing space.
Mirror
Storage for toiletries, cleaning supplies, and linens.
Hooks, bars, and surfaces
Waste receptacle
Lighting (general and task)
Privacy (visual and acoustic)
An area being utilized as a sleeping space must contain this in order to be called a SLEEPING SPACE.
What is a window?
These spaces should always be designed for present and future accessibility.
What are cooking spaces and BATHING SPACES?