design build table
DESCRIPTION
Studio 409 is a workshop based course with an emphasis on materiality and construction of building assemblies through hands-on activities. The primary objective of this studio was to perfect our craft, process, collaboration and technical documentationTRANSCRIPT
University of KansasSpring 2011
Des ign Bu i ld Tab le
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As part of the curriculum for the Masters in Architecture program at the University of Kansas, Studio 409 is a workshop-based course with an emphasis on the use of mate-rials and construction of building assemblies through hands-on activities. The prima-ry objective of this studio was to perfect our craft, process, collaboration and techni-cal documentation. With the University as our client, our goal was to create a design that was both sleek and functional for daily use. The team decision was to design a
table that would pivot up and into a writing surface along with matching stools.
The underlying theme of both stools and table:
Simplicity as a form addressing the basic nature of the material shown by minimal and hidden construction.
page 01
02 page
Side Elevation
Front Elevation
page 03
CUTTING & DRILLINGCLEAN EDGES THAT WILL BE WELDED WITH ACETONE
WELDING SMOOTH WELDS WITH STEEL WOOL(WIREBRUSH IF NECESSARY)
CLEAN ENTIRE BASE WITH ACETONE
APPLY PERMA-LAC(2 LAYERS)(ALLOW 1 HOUR TO DRY BETWEEN COATS)
FINISHING
G
CUT LIST FOR 2x1 11 GA. STEEL
CUT LIST FOR 2x1 16 GA. STEEL
A, B, C, D, E, F
CUT LIST FOR L BRACKET STEEL
H, J
8’ 8’ 5’ 3’J J H
8’ 8’ 5’3’
J J H
2’ 1 5/8”7’ 9 1/2” 2’ 1 5/8” 2’ 6” 2’ 6” 2’ 6” 2’ 6”4” 4” 4” 4”
AB DC F F F F E E D
7’ 9 1/2” 7’ 9 1/2” 7’ 9 1/2” 4”
C C C
7’ 7 1/2” 7’ 7 1/2” 4’ 6”
G G
5’9’ 4’ 1’ 5’H H
6” 8’2’ 6” 2’ 6” 2’ 6” 2’ 6” 2’ 1 5/8” 2’ 1 5/8” 1’ 3/4”A B E ED D
4 1/2” 4 1/2”7’ 7 1/2” 7’ 7 1/2” 4’
GG
2x116 GAUGE
2x116 GAUGE
2x116 GAUGE
2x111 GAUGE
2x111 GAUGE
2x111 GAUGE
1x1L BRACKET
1x1L BRACKET
CUTTING DIAGRAMFIRST BASE
SECOND BASE
EXCESS
04 page
5’
8’
H H
J
J
page 05
3” 1’6” 1’6” 1’6”
8’
1’6” 1’6” 3”
3” 3”1’6” 1’6” 1’6”
5’
7’7 1/2”
7’9 1/2”
2’6”
2’1 1/2”
4”F x2
A B
E x2
D x2
H x2
2’6” 2’6”
2”3”
2”3”
06 page
C x2
G x2
J x2
B
D
EG
G
C
C
D
A
E
F
F
page 07
SHELF DETAIL ATTACHMENT
CASTER DETAIL ATTACHMENT
BOARD DETAIL ATTACHMENT
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page 09
10 page
page 11
1. HINGE IS A 2’ BODY (4” TOTAL LENGTH) BARREL HINGE, MANUFACTURED BY MARLBORO AND DISTRIBUTED FROM MCMASTER-CARR. THE HINGE CAN HOLD UP TO 360 POUNDS OF WEIGHT.
2. A 5/8” HOLE MUST BE DRILLED INTO PARTS E IN THE BASE DRAWING AND PARTS H AT THE LOCATION SHOWN IN THE DRAWINGS.
3. THE BARREL HINGE MUST THEN BE WELDED THROUGH THE HOLES ON BOTH SIDES WITH THE PIECES ALIGNED.
HINGE AND PIN LOCK
HINGE
1. THE PIN-LOCK IS A SPRING LOADED HANDLE THAT WAS PURCHASED FROM MCMASTER-CARR AND WILL BE ATTACHED TO PART H IN THE FRAME, AND WILL POP INTO PLACE AT THE HOLE IN THE BASE WHEN THE BOARD IS UPRIGHT.
PIN LOCK
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5/8”
1 1/
8” 1 1/
2”
2 1/2”
3 1/4”
To Floor:2’ 9 1/2”
Hinge
Pin Lock
Hinge
Pin Lock
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1. USE 4 1/4” WIDTH BALTIC BIRCH 5’X5’ BOARDS.
2. CUT TO 3 4’X5’ BOARDS AND 2 2’X5’ BOARDS.
3. THE BOARDS WILL THEN BE ARRANGE AS PER DRAWING ON RIGHT.
4. BOARDS WILL BE LAMINATED TOGETH-ER WITH WOOD GLUE AND CLAMPED UNTIL DRY.
PLYWOOD SANDWICHING
SHELF
IN ORDER TO MAKE A STURDY 1/2” BOARD FOR THE DISPLAY AND TABLE BACKING:
1. THE SHELF IS ONE SHEET OF 3/4”X2’X7’9 1/2” BALTIC BIRCH PLYWOOD CONNECT TO THE FRAME.
14 page
4’ x 5’4’ x 5’
4’ x 5’2’ x 5’ 2’ x 5’
2’ x 7’ 9 1/2”
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