Title: Design interior elevations.
Course: Drafting: Architectural (21102-III) > Section: Performing Architectural Drafting and Design Operations with Extensive Use of CADD

Design should include freehand sketches and consultation of architectural product catalogs and standards literature (e.g., Architectural Graphics Standards). The designer must consider building code guidelines and make decisions regarding

- spacing of casework, plumbing fixtures, appliances, and other features (e.g., fireplace)
- size of casework
- style of casework
- size and location of openings (e.g., doors, windows, cased openings)
- materials for casework and countertops
- wall coverings and materials.

Process/Skill Questions:

- If a cabinet is not quite wide enough to fit a space (e.g., one-half inch too small), what can the installer do?
- What is the minimum base cabinet width necessary to accommodate a double-basin kitchen sink?
- What are the different exterior finish options for casework?
- What are the advantages and disadvantages of using laminate, concrete, granite, or marble as countertop materials?