Detailing Flashcards

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Q

What are the two main types of details in a CD set?

A

Emblematic details and specific details.

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What is the purpose of emblematic details?

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To represent a typical condition that can be inferred in other locations.

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What is the purpose of specific details?

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To depict unique conditions that cannot be inferred elsewhere in the drawings.

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4
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Why are details important in communicating design intent?

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They translate schematic and design development ideas into precise construction instructions.

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What should a good detail show about materials?

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Material relationships, attachment methods, and how they handle movement and weather.

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What’s the key concern in exterior detailing?

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Keeping water out using flashing, overlaps, and movement joints.

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What does interior detailing typically focus on?

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Finish materials, fire ratings, acoustics, and material junctions.

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What are key window and door detailing concerns?

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Controlling water with flashing and drip edges, and allowing structural movement.

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Why are stair details emphasized?

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To ensure code compliance for egress, ADA, handrails, risers, and guardrails.

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What do millwork details convey?

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Specific connections and finishes not represented elsewhere, mainly for finish carpenters.

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Why are roofing details crucial?

A

They show how to maintain water tightness, especially at terminations and penetrations.

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What is a boilerplate detail?

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A generic, reusable detail that provides legal and quality expectations.

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Why might civil and landscape details contain boilerplate content?

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To address standard conditions like drainage or planting, while maintaining legal clarity.

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How are structural details different?

A

They coordinate with multiple disciplines and sometimes serve as emblematic or boilerplate references.

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What is a combination detail?

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A detail showing the interaction of systems typically drawn separately (e.g., curtain wall mullions and concrete joints).

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16
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Why should details not be duplicated excessively?

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To avoid inconsistency and reduce errors when changes occur.

17
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How should window head, jamb, and sill be detailed?

A

Together and in sequence to show complete water protection strategies.

18
Q

Why group detail drawings together in alignment?

A

To help understand system continuity, like from parapet to footing.

19
Q

Who are the key audiences for stair details?

A

Contractors and code officials (for egress and ADA compliance).

20
Q

Why do civil drawings heavily involve code officials?

A

To verify proper water management and infrastructure load compliance.