DAILY LOGS
Monday, October 21
Hours Worked: 4 hours
Picked up redlines on FRBS check set for Leon’s Outdoor Patio addition. Worked on updates to 3D model afterwards.
Staff Meeting
AXP Category: Project Development & Documentation
Tuesday, October 22
Hours Worked: 5 hours
Picked up redlines on sections in FRBS check set for Leon’s Outdoor Patio addition and researched NRCA roofing details for different roof conditions.
AXP Category: Project Development & Documentation
Wednesday, October 23
Hours Worked: 4 hours
Researched rolled fascia manufacturers for Leon’s Outdoor Patio addition awning. Created and redlined new check set for FRBS submittal.
Worked on permit revisions for Project LAX.
LAX permit revisions
AXP Category: Project Development & Documentation
Thursday, October 24
Hours Worked: 4 hours
Worked on permit revisions for Project LAX – coordinated with landscape studio on slab in section drawings and compiled revised set to send to client.
Researched metal framing system for flush soffit panels for Leon’s Outdoor Patio addition awning.
Picked up redlines on enlarged bathroom plans for warehouse retrofit project in Raleigh, NC.
AXP Category: Project Development & Documentation
WEEKLY REFLECTION
Project: Leon’s Patio Structure
Project Phase: Construction Documentation & Permitting
Project Manager: Luke Jarrett
Student’s Role: Assembling final drawing set for FRBS submittal and permitting simultaneously
Moving forward with this project as we wrap up the set to submit for final review by staff, it appears we may have hit a minor road block after coming to a dead in our rolled fascia manufacturer research. With no local or nearby manufacturers producing such a fascia, our only two options are to find a custom manufacturer to create the fascia, which would not fall within the project budget, or to go back to the drawing board and do a quick redesign which seems to be the more likely option that we will be going with. This is a natural part of the design process and it’s imperative to not let such minor inconveniences slow down the progression of the project.