[Engineering Version] Daily Question 20180616
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Which of the following statements regarding the basic regulations for architectural details is correct? ( ) A. Interior and exterior wall joints are generally represented using floor plans, elevation views, and sectional views. B. Floor plans of stairs must be drawn on a layer-by-layer basis; these typically include the floor plan for the ground floor, the floor plan for the standard floors, and the floor plan for the top floor. C. Detailed drawings of stairs usually include the floor plan of the stair, its elevation view, its sectional view, as well as detailed drawings of the joints. D. In the sectional view of a stairwell, only the parts related to the stairs need to be shown; adjacent parts can be separated using broken lines. E. Detailed drawings of stair joints are generally created at larger scales, such as 1:1, 1:2, 1:5, 1:10, 1:20, etc. Answer: BDE 【Explanation】Interior and exterior wall joints are generally represented using floor plans and sectional views. Stair details generally consist of three parts, namely the stair plan, the stair section, and the detail drawing. The floor plan of a staircase must be drawn in separate layers, typically including the ground floor plan, the floor plans for the standard floors, and the floor plan for the top floor. In the staircase section view, only the parts related to the stairs need to be drawn; adjacent parts can be separated using broken lines. Detail drawings of stair joints are generally drawn at larger scales, such as 1:1, 1:2, 1:5, 1:10, 1:20, etc.
B. The floor plans of stairs must be drawn on separate layers; typically, there is a floor plan for the ground floor, a floor plan for the standard floors, and a floor plan for the top floor. D. In the sectional view of the stairwell, only the parts related to the stairs need to be shown, with adjacent parts can be separated using broken lines. E. Detailed drawings of stair joints are usually created at larger scales, such as 1:1, 1:2, 1:5, 1:10, 1:20, etc
A. Wall joints, both interior and exterior, are generally represented using floor plans, elevations, and sections. B. Floor plans of stairs must be drawn on a layer-by-layer basis; typically, there is a floor plan for the ground floor, a floor plan for the standard floors, and a floor plan for the top floor
B. The floor plans of stairs must be drawn on separate layers; generally, there is a floor plan for the ground floor, a floor plan for the standard floors, and a floor plan for the top floor. D. In the sectional view of the stairwell, only the parts related to the stairs need to be shown, with adjacent parts can be separated using broken lines. E. Detailed drawings of stair joints are usually created at larger scales, such as 1:1, 1:2, 1:5, 1:10, 1:20, etc