1. Hand Drafting for Interior Designers Diana Bennett Wirtz ASID, IIDA

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3. Chapter Six

4. ©2010 Fairchild Books, a division on Conde' Nast Publications, Inc. Kitchen Layouts Kitchens come in several standard layouts Use NKBA Guidelines for layout details The following kitchens will be shown 1.L-Shaped 2.Corridor 3.U-Shaped 4.One wall 4

5. ©2010 Fairchild Books, a division on Conde' Nast Publications, Inc. The L-Shaped Kitchen 5

6. The Corridor Kitchen 6

7. ©2010 Fairchild Books, a division on Conde' Nast Publications, Inc. The U-Shaped Kitchen 7

8. ©2010 Fairchild Books, a division on Conde' Nast Publications, Inc. The One Wall Kitchen 8

9. Height/Space Requirements in the Kitchen 9 ©2010 Fairchild Books, a division on Conde' Nast Publications, Inc.

10. Standard Sizes in the Kitchen 10 ©2010 Fairchild Books, a division on Conde' Nast Publications, Inc.

11. Switch Symbols for Reflected Ceiling Plan These can vary from firm to firm 11

12. Receptacle Symbols Cont. 12 ©2010 Fairchild Books, a division on Conde' Nast Publications, Inc.

13. Lighting Symbols 13

14. Typical Kitchen Reflected Ceiling Plan 14

15. ©2010 Fairchild Books, a division on Conde' Nast Publications, Inc. Kitchen Elevation 15

16. ©2010 Fairchild Books, a division on Conde' Nast Publications, Inc. Basic Bathroom Layouts 16

17. ©2010 Fairchild Books, a division on Conde' Nast Publications, Inc. Basic Bathroom Layouts 17

18. 18 ©2010 Fairchild Books, a division on Conde' Nast Publications, Inc. Bathroom Fixtures

19. ©2010 Fairchild Books, a division on Conde' Nast Publications, Inc. Tub and Shower Examples 19

20. DRAF 70 kitchens and baths ASSIGNMENT #5 using the Kilmer floor plan, draft the kitchen at ½” scale on its own separate 11x17 sheet—we will draft the elevations of this kitchen in a future class using a sheet of trace as an overlay, create a reflected ceiling plan using the symbols outline in the Wirtz text— since you are not electrical or lighting designers, we will rely on common sense for this design on a separate 11x17 sheet, draft 4 different plan versions of a bathroom using the existing dimensions of the bathroom from the Kilmer text and the design conventions outlined in the Wirtz text— see what you can fit in the space, work on variety