Exam 18: Introduction to Elevations

Rounded stone should be represented using the _____ pattern from AutoCAD.

Brick, concrete block, and stone are examples of ____ finishes.

What is often used as a weather-resistant material for above- and-below-grade construction?

The materials used to protect the building from the weather must be shown on the elevations in what four categories?

Elevations should never be drawn at full scale in model space.

Hardboard siding is generally installed in large sheets similar to plywood but often has more detail than plywood or lumber siding.

Between each elevation projection and the plan view is an imaginary _____ fold line.

Which hatch pattern can be used to represent shingle siding ?

If the drawings are for a spec house when a specific site is not known, titles such as _____ generally appear below each elevation.

Which of the following is usually outlined and left blank?

Vertical rails are required to be no more than ____ clear.

Elevations are usually laid out in the true orthographic projection of front, side, rear, side.

Interior wall coverings are usually made of wood, wood substitutes, masonry, metal, plaster, or stucco.

What are sometimes used as part of the exterior design to match specific historic styles and must be shown on the elevations?

Elevations can be drawn as either presentation drawings or working drawings.