190 hours

An introduction to architectural drawing practices, with emphasis on the principles of wood-frame construction. Topics include: basic residential design theory; the design process; architectural working drawings; wood-frame construction; masonry veneer wall assemblies; roofing materials and systems; stairs, ramps, handrails and guards; references to B.C. Building Code Part 9 (Housing and Small Buildings). The project will involve basic planning, working drawings and detailing of a single-family residence, with studies and applications of the B.C. Building Code and Campbell River Zoning By-laws.

Prerequisite(s): DRT 100 & DRT 181

Offered in the following terms: 2011 Fall

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