Mid-term Proj.

The grading sheet below will be turned in with your assignment.

Grading Sheet, Midterm Project, CFS 349

February, 2002

Name _________________________________________

Line quality:	Excellent	Good	Average	Below Average	Poor
Neatness:	Excellent	Good	Average	Below Average	Poor
Lettering:	Excellent	Good	Average	Below Average	Poor
Layout	Excellent	Good	Average	Below Average	Poor
Accuracy:	Excellent	Good	Average	Below Average	Poor
Richardsonian Romanesque look	Excellent	Good	Average	Below Average	Poor

(Checks on plan)

Requirements of the design
The foot print of the building no larger than 120 square feet.	yes	no
Standard materials used (i.e., 2x4 lumber) in the construction.	yes	no
Constructed to withstand earth quakes.	yes	no
Western platform frame construction using wood.	yes	no
The foundation either pier and beam or slab.	yes	no
The roof gable or hip (not flat).	yes	no
Details shown	yes	no
Wood exterior.	yes	no
A work of art that children can enjoy.	yes	no

Requirements of the drawings:
Floor plan	yes		no
Roof plan	yes		no
Four exterior elevations	yes		no
An isometric detail showing the construction of the floor, walls and roof.	yes		no
One other drawing that emphasizes a particularly interesting feature.	yes		no
Scale shown	yes	no
All parts labeled on the isometric drawing.	yes	no
Submitted on one page as a blue line copy.	yes		no
Border line and title block shown.	yes		no
Adequate dimensions.	yes		no
Correct symbols used	yes		no

Other comments:

*"The style was named for Henry Hobson Richardson (1838-1886). It is a revival style based on French and Spanish Romanesque precedents of the 11th century. (Romanesque preceded Gothic in European architecture.) Richardson's style is characterized by massive stone walls and dramatic semicircular arches, and a new dynamism of interior space. Continuity and unity are keynotes of Richardson's style. The Richardsonian Romanesque eclipsed both the IInd Empire Baroque and the High Victorian Gothic styles; the style had a powerful effect on such Chicago architects as Louis Sullivan and Frank Lloyd Wright, and influenced architects as far away as Scandinavia." http://infoeagle.bc.edu/bc_org/avp/cas/fnart/fa267/ransom.html