Our model is based on a few basic common factors: 1. Preparation of construction documents is first because architects prepare a lot of CDs and have experience around the office. 2. SDP is second because it is considered an easy exam. Building…
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read moreTerms Axial loading load distributed along a linear plane (e.g. column, pile, bracing) Bending moment the sum of (force) * (perpendicular distance) to the left of any location along the span of a beam (or the sum of areas in a…
read moreHere is the example of a basic structures problem. Calculating Maximum Horizontal Shear Stress of a beam, typically you will be given the rectangular dimensions (ex 12in, 20in) and a load.
read moreIn this post we will focus on the NAAB degree: Which degree is the right degree? It looks like a B.ARCH or M.ARCH (any first professional degree) will qualify. Here are the definitions of professional degrees from ARCHCareers.org [source: http://www.archcareers.org/website/article.asp?id=13 ] Architecture…
read moreWhat are the requirements for taking the ARE?–NAAB, IDP/AXP, NCARB! When first entering architecture school to become architects, most students don’t really know the answer. So make sure you know before you go! The three “easy” steps are: 1. NAAB: Go to…
read moreIn this tutorial we cover all the Building Design and Construction Systems: Roof Plan Vignette, Stair Vignette, and Ramp Vignette: Roof Plan Graphic Vignette Tutorial Roof Scope: Upper and lower roof Clerestory requirements Roof planes Flashing Crickets Skylights Gutters HVAC Vents Fatal…
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