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Model Deck
**Problem Statement** To design a deck and construct a model of the deck that will take into account the function, material, site, size and cost to an existing dwelling for a client.

1. The deck cannot be less than 100 sq.ft and not more than 375 sq.ft. 2. The deck must fall within all existing building codes. 3. The drawing plans must have two elevation drawings and two floor plans drawing, one of the joist pattern and the other of the finish deck pattern with railings. 4. The rough drawing plans must be 1/4”=1’- 0”. 5. The final drawings must be 1”=1’-0”. 6. The deck model scale must be 1”= 1’- 0”. 7. A complete Bill of Material with the cost must be submitted before construction. 8. The deck model must be made of scale sized pieces of wood.
 * Design Criteria**

1. Townhouse lot of 20’-0” by 45’-0”, the wall is 20’-0” flat, the rear sliding door is 24” from the west wall corner and 3’-6” from the grade. There is a 4’-0” by 3’-0” basement window located starts 6” below grade and 12” from the east edge of the building’s corner.
 * Site Locations Options:**

2. Townhouse lot of 18’-0” by 36’-0”, the wall is 18’-0” flat, the rear sliding door is 24” from the grade and 18” from the west wall corner. There is a 3’-0” by 2’-0” basement window located starts 12” below grade and 12”from the east edge of the building’s corner.

3. Townhouse lot of 20’-0” by 45’-0”, the wall is offset, the east side is 10’-0” wide and 4’-0” deep, the rear sliding door is 3’-6” from the grade and in the center of the west wall. There is a 4’-0” by 3’-0” basement window located starts 6” below grade and 18” from the east edge of the building’s corner. 4. Townhouse lot of 22’-0” by 45’-0”, the wall is offset, the west side is 12’-0” wide and 5-0” deep, the rear sliding door is 18” from the grade and centered in the west wall. There is a 3’-6” by 2’-0” basement window located starts 12” below grade and 18” from the east edge of the building’s corner.

5. Townhouse lot of 20’-0” by 45’-0”, the wall is 20’-0” flat with a chimney that is centered and is 18” by 5’-0” wide. The rear sliding door is 18” from the west wall corner and 3’-6” from the grade. There is a 4’-0” by 3’-0” basement window located starts 6” below grade and 8” from the east edge of the building’s corner.

6. Townhouse lot of 20’-0” by 45’-0”, the wall is offset, the west side is 10’-0” wide and 9-0” deep the rear sliding door is centered in the north west wall corner and 3’-6” from the grade. There is a 4’-0” by 3’-0” basement window located starts 6” below grade and 18” from the east edge of the building’s corner

7. Townhouse lot of 22’-0” by 42’-0”, the wall is offset, the west side is 11’-0” wide and 6-0” deep the rear sliding door is centered in the wall corner and 3’-6” from the grade. There is a 4’-0” by 3’-0” basement window located in the center of the Northeast starting 6” below grade.

8. Townhouse lot of 18’-0” by 45’-0”, the wall is offset, the west side is 10’-0” wide and 6-0” deep the rear sliding door is centered in the north west wall corner and 3’-6” from the grade. There is a 4’-0” by 3’-0” basement window located starts 6” below grade and 18” from the east edge of the building’s corner.

9. Townhouse lot of 20’-0” by 42’-0”, the wall is offset, the west side is 10’-0” wide and 3-0” deep the rear sliding door is centered in the wall corner and 18” from the grade. There is a 4’-0” by 3’-0” basement window located in the center of the Northeast starting 6” below grade.

Each townhouse happens to be the middle unit of three units Rear Sliding Glass Door: 6’-2” Picture Window: 6’-0”