Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Flood Effects # 5 - Sample Room
Flood Effects # 5 - Sample Room
To assist you in the recording and completion of your task, here is a possible example of how setting out your work.
- Create a list of rooms, with dimensions and scaled drawings (homework tasks).
- Order your rooms - this will give you a structure to follow - keep you on task! (eg - bathroom, lounge room, kitchen, bedroom # 1, bedroom # 2, bedroom # 3, garage...)
- Start with room # 1 - BATHROOM.
- Include:
Picture (optional)
Scaled Drawing - displaying measurements of each wall, floor & ceiling - also include the area of each wall, floor & ceiling
List of accessories/things found in the room.
List of replacement items, including the cost and where purchased from.
Total Cost
Example # 1 - BATHROOM
Picture (to be added)
Scaled Drawing (to be added)
Measurements
Wall # 1 - 3m x 3m - 9m2
Wall # 2 - 2m x 3m - 6m2
Wall # 3 - 3m x 3m - 9m2
Wall # 4 - 2m x 3m - 6m2
Ceiling - 3m x 3m - 9m2
Floor - 3m x 3m - 9m2
Total Area (all walls) - 48m2
List of Accessories
1200mm Vanity, Basin, Tap (Flick Mixer - vanity), Glass Panel (shower screen - 2m x 1.2m), Shower Head, Tap (Flick Mixer - shower), Heated Towel Rail, Tiles (all walls + floor)
List of Replacement Items + Cost
1200mm Vanity
ADP Alpine Full Poly Vanity Left Hand Basin Wall Hung 1200mm
$1059.00
Basin
Imperial Ware Odessa Vessel 500 Raymor White
$349.00
Tap (Flick Mixer - vanity)
Raymor Torino Basin Pillar Mixer Extended Chrome
$449.00
Glass Panel (shower screen - 2m x 1.2m)
Shower Head
Tap (Flick Mixer - shower)
Heated Towel Rail
Tiles (all walls + floor)
Total Cost
To Be Completed
Hope this helps you get started!
Next Blog Post - Flood Effects # 6 - Useful Sites
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Flood Effects # 4 - Room A - GLA 3.3 / GLA 3.4 (Template)
Organising Your Work - Reporting
There are many ways in which you may like to present your work - blogging is just ONE!
PowerPoint, Keynote, Word, Pages, Presentation Folders, Handwritten/Typed, Project Book...
THE POSSIBILITIES ARE ENDLESS!
Here is a possible way you might like to present your work.
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| ROOM # 1 (GLA 3.3/3.4) |
DIMENSIONS/WORKING
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| WALL # 1 7m x 3m - 21m2 |
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| WALL # 2 7m x 3m - 21m2 |
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| WALL # 3 2m x 3m - 6m2 |
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| WALL # 4 5m x 3m - 15m2 |
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| WALL # 5 2m x 3m - 6m2 |
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| WALL # 6 6m x 3m - 18m2 |
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| WALL # 7 7m x 3m - 21m2 |
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| WALL # 8 18m x 3m - 54m2 FLOOR + ROOF AREA 18m x 7m - 126m2 Now i have these measurements - WHAT DO I NEED TO BUY SO THAT MY FLOORS, WALLS... are covered and refurbished? |
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Flood Effects # 3
Rebuilding Your Home
Your family home has been devastated by floods. The only things remaining are the timber walls of your home.
Gyprock is water-logged.
Carpet has been ruined.
Tiles cracked.
Furniture destroyed.
Appliances damaged.
EVERYTHING NEEDS TO BE REPLACED!
You love your home, love the area, you want to stay.
Your Task:
Rebuild Your Home!
Gyprock is water-logged.
Carpet has been ruined.
Tiles cracked.
Furniture destroyed.
Appliances damaged.
EVERYTHING NEEDS TO BE REPLACED!
You love your home, love the area, you want to stay.
Your Task:
Rebuild Your Home!
Flood Effects # 2
Rebuilding Queensland
They have brought heartache and loss, but the devastating Queensland floods have also created the opportunity to rebuild a much greener, energy efficient Queensland.
(Babs McHugh)
"For some of them, it may be that instead of rebuilding their house as it was before, they might need to build their home on a higher level and put it on stilts to protect them in future."
(Anna Bligh - Premier of Queensland)
"Sometime next week [they could be] out doing the heartbreaking business of cleaning and rescuing anything they can, but they may not be able to go back into their own homes for literally months."
(Anna Bligh - Premier of Queensland)
"Possessions lost, their homes caked in putrid mud.
(Paul Donoughue)
Flood Effects # 1
"A huge sadness is upon Australia. After around 3 weeks of heavy rain Queensland started to flood. The water built up and up and in the end had nowhere to go but through people’s lands, homes and lives.
It’s been a devastating few weeks and this is a horrendous natural disaster. We’ve lost some good people, people who were ripped from us quickly and without mercy. Our country is in shock."
(Straalen McCallum - 12 years old)
The tragedy of the Queensland floods is the everyday story of refugees. You lose all you have: home & family due to a situation beyond your control.
BUT
"We will recover, we will repair, we will
rebuild."
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