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Architectural Design
Event
Design Constraints
Event Coordinator:
Ted Robinson
trobinson@bataviacsd.org
Description of
competition:
Level of Competition: High School
This
category allows for high school students to display an
Architectural drawing project. A complete project must
have at least three (3) architectural drawings,
including a floor plan, an elevation view, and a
perspective rendering. Additional drawings, such as a
site and landscaping plan, mechanical systems, plumbing
and electrical plans may be included.
Rules of the Competition:
1.
A limit of one entry per student.
2.
The project must be
student work
3.
Students can utilize any tools, programs or
machines to produce their drawings.
4.
A complete set of hand drawn or computer plotted
drawings is required.
5.
Bring whatever you need for display purposes
(easel, special tables, projector, display devices,
screens, computers, etc.)
6.
Student does not need to be present.
Scoring / Evaluation:
Judges will review all projects on display. If a project
is not complete or displayed, it will not be judged. The
judges will award points based on the complexity,
completeness, difficulty, ANSI standards, etc. A perfect
score will be 40 points based on a scoring rubic. All
decisions by the judges are final.
40 Pts. Judging for:
Architectural Design
Judge Score: _____________
Student Name:
_________________________
School: _________________
Project Description:
_________________________________________________
Criteria
|
Enter Score
|
16-20 pts.
|
11-15 pts.
|
6-10 pts.
|
0 – 5 pts.
|
Project Size / Completeness
/ Degree of Difficulty |
|
Project is complete with extra drawings and/or
the level of complexity is high. |
Project is complete with required drawings.
Level of complexity is above average.
|
Project is complete with required drawings.
Level of complexity is average. |
Project is missing required drawing(s). Details
are missing. |
Drawing Standards
|
|
All
ANSI standards* are included and are high
quality. Drawings are accurate with lots of
detail. An appropriate scale was used.
|
Most
ANSI standards* are included and are average
quality. Drawings have less detail but are still
accurate. An appropriate scale was used.
|
Some
ANSI standards* are included and met. Drawings
have few details and little accuracy. An
appropriate scale was used. |
Many
of the ANSI standards* are missing. Drawings
have no details and are inaccurate. The scale
used was not appropriate. |
*ANSI Standards including:
orthographic projection, view selection, line weight and
line style usage, dimensioning standards, use of scales,
use of title blocks and borders; and are neat with an
excellent overall visual presentation. |