1. Refer to course calendar for assigned and due dates.

2. OBJECTIVE: To introduce the student to the various components of a wood framed structure, while also learning and understanding how to graphically interpret and communicate this information. Refer to course calendar for assigned and due dates.

3. TASK: Continue the foundation wall section that you drew in the first project, by showing the different framing and finishing components that are between the foundation and the roof, and noting it with the items discussed in class. Draw the wood frame wall section shown on the reverse side of this sheet to the scale specified, and noting it with the items discussed in class. Refer to course calendar for assigned and due dates.

4. TASK: In addition to the above structural frame, include a window and door opening in the frame. This will take some research and figuring out. Review the lecture notes and textbook for information. Refer to course calendar for assigned and due dates.

5. TASK: Be sure to line up notes on each side by their left hand margins and arrange them so none of their indication lines cross. Follow the detailing principles (lettering, line weights, notation practices) reviewed for the first project and remember to look at the comments made on your foundation wall section so you do not repeat the same mistakes! Refer to course calendar for assigned and due dates.

6. MEDIA: Pencil on trimmed Architect’s Trace or Vellum, student's choice. Include a borderline and title block for a professional appearance. Blueprint for final submission. Additional information to be provided in class. Scale of drawing to be at 1½” = 1’-0 on 24” x 36” sheet. Refer to course calendar for assigned and due dates.

12. First floor structure, including the floor joists and joist header (also known as a rim board) are placed. This is typically a 2”x12”, placed 16” o.c. ¾” thick plywood subflooring is placed over the floor joists The beginnings of the exterior wall takes shape; a bottom plate, vertical studs and double top plate are constructed on the floor, then raised into place. These are 2x6 members.

13. 2x6 WOOD STUDS @ 16” O.C. CMU FOUNDATION 2x6 PRESSURE TREATED SILL PLATE 2x12 JOIST HEADER 2X12 FLOOR JOISTS @ 16” O.C. ¾” OSB PANEL SUBFLOOR 2x6 BOTTOM PLATE

14. Second floor structure, including the floor joists and joist header (also known as a rim board) are placed. This is typically a 2”x12”, placed 16” o.c. ¾” thick plywood subflooring is placed over the floor joists

15. The second floor exterior wall is raised into place.

17. 2x6 WOOD STUDS @ 16” O.C. 2x6 DOUBLE TOP PLATE 2x8 CEILING JOISTS @ 16” O.C. 2x4 WOOD LEDGER 2x10 ROOF RAFTER @ 16” O.C. 2x4 LOOKOUT 2x6 SUBFASCIA

19. Next class, we will review finishing techniques for the wood frame. Refer to course calendar for assigned and due dates.

21. VAPOR BARRIER ¾” PLYWOOD SHEATHING SIDING

23. ½” OSB SHEATHING 15lb BUILDING FELT PAPER METAL DRIP EDGE

25. 1x6 FRIEZE BOARD SOFFIT SOFFIT VENT METAL DRIP EDGE 1x8 FASCIA 15lb BUILDING FELT PAPER ½” OSB SHEATHING

27. BATT INSULATION FINISH FLOOR BASE TRIM 5/8” GYPSUM WALL BOARD