Entries in the
classification within this division which include more than one
sheet must be bound together along the upper, middle, and lower
left-hand edge of the completed set. Small drawings should be on
top with larger drawings on the bottom. Drawings must be kept
flat. "No title blocks containing personal
identification data will be allowed.A single line border or no border is recommended,
"No school graphics or names maybe included on the
drawings or cover sheets"violation
of this guideline will result in a 10 pt. penalty for the
violation . If tracing media
is used and the original drawing is not directly on tracing
media, the original must be the student's work. Indication must
be made whether or not the work submitted is original.
Specifications and schedules must be included. Sheet size must
NOT be greater than 24" x 36". Drawings are not to be mounted.
AD-1 Architectural Board Drawings:Scoring guide for AD-1 This classification is for students in there 1st year of
architectural board drafting. It is for projects such as small
out building, storage building, detached garage, studio, granny
house, or other types of small residential or commercial
buildings.. Working drawings should be in pencil or ink on
tracing media and should include a minimum of the following
drawings: Entries from should include the following plans floor
plan, two elevations, door and window Schedule and typical wall
section, other detail drawings may be included but not required,
and may be considered during evaluation. Groups
eligible to participate: A and N
AD-2
Architectural Design and Engineering "Computer Aided Drafting":
Scoring Guide for AD-2
This classification is for students in architectural drafting.
It is for projects such as residential or small commercial
buildings. Working drawings should be on plotter media and
should include a minimum of the following drawings: Sheet size
must not be greater than 24" x 36". Drawings are not to be
mounted. Specifications and schedules must be included.
*AD-2:Groups A and N
requirements: This classification is for
students in there 1st year of architectural CAD drafting. It is
for projects such as small out building, storage building,
detached garage, studio, granny house, or other types of small
residential or commercial buildings. Working drawings should be
on plotter media and should include a minimum of the following
drawings: (floor plan, two elevations, and typical wall
section). Other detail drawings may be included but not
required, and may be considered during evaluation.
Specifications and schedules must be included.
*AD-2:Groups P and Drequirements: This
classification is for students in architectural drafting with
more than one year of architectural CAD drafting. It is for
projects such as residential or commercial buildings. Working
drawings should be on plotter media and should include a minimum
of the following drawings, floor plan, four elevations,
foundation or basement plan, typical wall section, door and
window schedules. Sheet size must not be greater than 24" x 36".
Drawings are not to be mounted. Specifications and schedules
must be included, and detail drawings of stairs, fireplaces,
cabinetry, and/or any additional information to clarify
construction requirements are encouraged.
AD-3
Architectural Design Presentation: Groups eligible to participate A, N, P and
D Scoring
Guide for AD-3
This
classification
is for students in a Gateway to Technology, EbD, or
Architectural Design and Drafting program. Drawings
and/or 3d Computer Generated Models or Scale
Architectural Models entries in this
classification are for the presentation of a residence or
commercial design shown by an architect or engineer to his
client. The entry should include all necessary information
and drawings to indicate the scope of the project. The
entry must include plan with dimensions, the size must not be
greater than 24" x 36". Drawings are not to be mounted.
Indication must be made whether or not the work submitted is
original.
* Submissions
maybe a perspective drawing(s) printed on any visual media,
3D model rendered on computer or Scaled Architectural
Model’s are allowed.
Drawings are not to be mounted.
Indication must be made whether or not the work submitted is
original.
AD-4 Architectural Group/Team
Engineering Design Problem Project
Using the Engineering Design Process :
Groups
eligible
to participate: A and N
This
classification
is for students in a Gateway to Technology, EbD, PLTW or
Architectural Design and Drafting program. Drawings
and/or 3d Computer
Generated Scale Architectural Models entries in
this classification are
for the presentation of a residence or commercial design
shown by an architect to
his client, or a solution to solve a problem. The entry
should include all
necessary information and drawings to indicate the scope of
the project. The
entry must include plans with dimensions, the size
must not be greater than
24" x 36". Drawings are not to be mounted but should neatly
bind
together with all relevant material. All work submitted must
be original ideas
developed by design team. Scoring
Guide for AD-4
Group (A) - Middle
School: 6th, 7th or 8th grade. Group (N)- Novice or Amateur:This entry area
is for the 1st year the student is in the class. -
a student who is new to the circumstances, work, etc., in
which he or she is placed; a beginner; tyro: or a novice
in the entry area. This entry area is for the 1st year the
student has entered in this project area. Group (P) - Practiced or Experienced:
This entry area is for the 2nd year the
student is in the class. student
is skilled or proficient through practice or experience.
This entry area is for the student has entered in this
project area more than once.
Group (D)
- Advanced: This entry area is for
the student is in a Career or Vocational program.