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WILEY PlanningUrbanDesignStandards 2006

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Planning and Urban Design Standards, created under the auspices of The American Planning Association, is the most comprehensive reference book on urban planning, design, and development available today.

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
1	COVER
2	Copyright
3	Publisher’s Note
4	Foreword
5	Preface
6	Acknowledgments
9	User Guide
10	Part 1 – PLANS AND PLAN MAKING
12	PLAN MAKING Plan Making
15	TYPES OF PLANS Comprehensive Plans
19	Urban Design Plans
23	Regional Plans
25	Neighborhood Plans
27	Downtown Plans
32	Corridor Plans
34	Redevelopment Area Plans
36	Transportation Plans
40	Housing Plans
43	Economic Development Plans
45	Community Facilities Plans
47	Parks and Open-Space Plans
50	Critical and Sensitive Areas Plans
52	Hazard Mitigation Plans
55	PARTICIPATION Role of Participation
58	Stakeholder Identification
60	Surveys
62	Asset Mapping
64	Community Visioning
66	Charrettes
68	Public Meetings
71	Public Hearings
72	Computer-Based Public Participation
74	Facilitation
75	Consensus Building and Dispute Resolution
77	PLANNING MOVEMENTS The Landscape Tradition
79	Engineering Livable Cities
80	Garden Cities
82	City Beautiful
84	Practical Planning
86	Regionalism, 1910 to 1940
88	Public Housing and Urban Renewal
90	Measuring and Modeling
91	Advocacy and Equity Planning
93	Urban Growth and Environmental Concerns
95	Statewide Land-Use Planning Programs
96	Redesigning Downtown
98	Renewed Neighborhoods, New Towns, and New Urbanism
100	New Regionalism: Environment, Politics, and Planning
102	Environmental Justice
104	Sustainability
105	Healthy Cities and Communities
106	Part 2 – ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
108	ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT OVERVIEW Environmental Planning Considerations
110	AIR Air Quality
112	Air Sheds
114	Heat Islands
116	WATER Hydrologic Cycle
118	Watersheds
120	Aquifers
122	Groundwater Movement and Recharge
124	Rivers and Streams
127	Floodplains and Riparian Corridors
131	River and Stream Restoration
134	Types of Wetlands
136	Wetlands Delineation
137	Wetlands Mitigation
139	Beach and Dune Systems
142	Estuaries, Flats, and Marshes
144	LAND Soils Classification and Mechanics
146	Slope, Relief, and Aspect
148	Habitat Patches, Corridors, and Matrix
150	Disturbance Zones
152	Biodiversity Protection
154	Invasive Species
157	HAZARDS
158	Flood Hazards
160	Erosion and Sedimentation
163	Hurricanes and Coastal Storms
165	Landslides
168	Sinkholes and Subsidence
170	Earthquakes
173	Wildfires
175	Underground Leaks
177	Hazardous Materials
180	Seiches and Tsunamis
182	Noise and Vibration
188	Multihazards
192	Part 3 – STRUCTURES
194	BUILDING TYPES Residential Types
198	Single-Family Detached
199	Single-Family Attached
200	Multifamily Low-Rise
201	Multifamily Mid-Rise
202	Multifamily High-Rise
203	Manufactured Housing
205	Office Buildings
209	Warehouse and Distribution Facilities
212	Elementary, Middle, and High Schools
216	Fire and Rescue Stations
219	Police Stations
223	Medical Facilities
228	TRANSPORTATION Sidewalks
235	Hierarchy of Streets and Roads
238	Street Networks and Street Connectivity
242	Alleys and Driveways
245	Vehicle Turning Radii
247	Traffic Calming
251	Pedestrian-Friendly Streets
254	Considerations for Determining Parking Ratios
256	Shared Parking
257	Passenger Vehicle Dimensions for Parking Design
259	Vehicle Circulation for Parking Design
262	Parking Space Dimensions
264	Parking Lot Design
268	On-Street Bikeways
270	Multiuser Trails
274	Transit Planning Process
277	Bus Transit
281	Bus Rapid Transit
287	Rail Transit
293	Intermodal and Multimodal Transit Facilities
296	Airport and Land-Use Interface
304	Airside
306	Landside
309	UTILITIES Waste Management Overview
311	Transfer Stations
314	Landfills
319	Incinerators
323	Waste Diversion
327	Hazardous Waste Management
330	Composting
333	Wastewater Overview
335	Wastewater Collection Systems
338	Wastewater Treatment
343	Natural Wastewater Treatment Systems
345	Stormwater Overview, Runoff, and Recharge
349	Stormwater Treatment
352	Stormwater Drainage and Flood Management
354	Water Supply
356	Water Treatment
359	Water Storage and Distribution
362	Water Conservation
364	Wireless Infrastructure Overview
366	Colocation of Wireless Equipment
368	SIGNAGE Signs Generally
369	On-Premise Signs
373	Legal Issues in Sign Regulation
375	PARKS AND OPEN SPACE Types of Parks
381	Greenways and Trails
385	Conservation Areas
388	Playgrounds
393	FARMING AND FORESTRY Farms
396	Feedlots
398	Forestry
402	Part 4 – PLACES AND PLACEMAKING
404	REGIONS Regions
408	THEORIES OF CITY FORM Urban Patterns
410	Urban Morphology
412	Life-Cycle Model of Land-Use Change
414	Early Theories: Concentric Zones, Sector Theory, Multiple Nuclei
416	Recent Theories: Dispersed City, Edge City, Peripheral City
418	PLACES AND DISTRICTS Neighborhoods
421	Neighborhood Centers
424	Physical Structure of Downtowns
427	Commercial Corridors
430	Historic Districts
434	Waterfronts
439	Specialty Retail Districts
441	Sexually Oriented Businesses
444	Arts Districts
446	Convention Center Districts
449	Industrial Parks
451	Office Parks
453	Main Streets
456	DEVELOPMENT TYPES Mixed-Use Development
459	Transit-Oriented Development
462	Conservation Development
465	Infill Development
467	HOPE VI
469	DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS Environmental Site Analysis
472	Urban Analysis
477	Scale and Density
481	Safety
487	Walkability
490	Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design – LEED
493	Energy-Efficient Development
495	Green Infrastructure
497	Wayfinding Systems
500	Streetscape
510	Part 5 – ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES
512	PROJECTIONS AND DEMAND ANALYSIS Population Projections
516	Economic Base and Econometric Projections
518	Housing Needs Assessment
521	Parks, Recreation, and Open-Space Needs Assessment
523	IMPACT ASSESSMENT Environmental Impact Assessment
527	Fiscal Impact Assessment
530	Traffic Impact Studies
533	Transit Impact Studies
535	Traffic Sheds
536	MAPPING Mapping Data Overview
538	Aerial Photographs and Digital Orthophoto Quadrangles
539	U.S. Geological Survey Topographic Maps
544	Property Maps in Modern Cadastre
545	Census Data and Demographic Mapping
547	Remote Sensing and Satellite Image Classification
549	Geographic Information Systems
552	VISUALIZATION Visualization Overview
554	Montage Visualization
556	Three-Dimensional Visualization
558	Visual Preference Techniques
562	Part 6 – IMPLEMENTATION TECHNIQUES
564	LEGAL FOUNDATIONS Planning Law Overview
565	Property Rights, Police Power, Nuisance, and Vested Rights
567	Due Process and Equal Protection
569	Freedom of Religion and Expression
572	Eminent Domain,Takings, and Exactions
575	Clean Air Act
576	Clean Water Act
578	National Environmental Policy Act
581	Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act
583	Endangered Species Act
585	Safe Drinking Water Act
587	Resource Conservation and Recovery Act
588	Current Federal Transportation Laws
590	Federal Housing and Community Development Law
593	Federal Disaster Law
595	Other Federal Laws
598	State Enabling Legislation
599	State Environmental Policy Acts
602	Zoning Regulation
606	Subdivision Regulation
608	Planned Unit Development
610	Innovations in Local Zoning Regulations
613	GROWTH MANAGEMENT Adequate Public Facilities and Concurrency Management
615	Urban Growth Areas
618	Development Impact Fees
619	Transfer and Purchase of Development Rights
620	Smart Growth Audits
622	Transportation and Land-Use Connection
625	PRESERVATION, CONSERVATION, AND REUSE Open-Space Preservation Techniques
627	Farmland Preservation
630	Land Evaluation and Site Assessment
631	Viewshed Protection
636	Historic Structures
640	Military Base Closure and Conversion
642	Brownfields
644	Rails To Trails
646	REVITALIZATION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Capital Improvement Programs
648	Empowerment Zones and Enterprise Communities
650	Tax Increment Financing
653	Planned Manufacturing Districts
654	Redevelopment Agencies
655	Business Improvement Districts
657	CURRENT PLANNING Development Services
659	Staff Reports for Development Proposals
661	Site Plan Review
664	Design Guidelines
668	REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT Financing Methods and Techniques
671	Financial Planning and Analysis:The Pro Forma
677	Development and Approval Process
680	Resources
703	APA Divisions and Chapters
704	The Planning Accreditation Board’s Accredited University Planning Programs
711	Land-Based Classification Standards
719	Graphic Symbols and Drawing Annotations
720	National Planning Award Winners
722	Index
730	LBCS

WILEY AGSLANDSCAPE 2006

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Landscape Architectural Graphic Standards is a must-have graphical reference covering all aspects of site and landscape architecture and design. With authoritative information, drawings, and details used to explain the principles of landscape construction and design, including standards for pedestrian, vehicular and recreational, storm water, and wetlands, this definitive reference provides immediate access to rules of thumb and standards used during the planning, design, construction, and management of landscapes.

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
1	COVER
2	Copyright
3	Publisher’s Note
4	Foreword
5	Preface
7	Acknowledgments
9	User Guide
10	Landscape Modeling 33
11	Part 1 – PRACTICE OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
13	GENERAL Overview of the Profession
15	History of the Profession
20	CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTATION Overview of Construction Documentation
22	Construction Drawing Layout
29	Symbols
38	Landscape Surveys
40	Landscape Planning
45	Computer-Aided Design (CAD)
47	Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
49	ENVIRONMENTAL AND LEGAL Environmental Review
51	Legal: Permits and Regulations
53	PROJECT ADMINISTRATION Project Management
55	Business Administration: Records, Legal, Liability
58	Project Manual
59	Cost Estimating
61	Bidding
62	Construction Observation
67	Postoccupancy Evaluation
75	Part 2 – STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES
77	HUMAN FACTORS Human Dimensions
86	Human Nature and Spatial Relationships
89	Community Participation
91	ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS Modifying Solar Radiation
97	Modifying Wind
101	Regional Climate
104	Modifying Microclimates
106	Modifying Air Quality
110	Brownfields Evaluation
112	Environmental Hazards
114	Wetlands Evaluation
127	Resource Inventory and Conservation
129	Sustainable Site Design
140	Applying Visual Resource Assessment for Highway Planning
150	CULTURAL FACTORS Historic Landscapes
165	Cultural Districts
168	SECURITY CONSIDERATIONS Crime Prevention through Environmental Design
185	Site Security Planning and Landscape Design Criteria
193	SITE PLANNING Commercial Site Development
195	The Town Planning Process
197	Environmental Site Analysis
201	Rural Village Design
203	Elements of Urbanism
205	Regional Types
207	Plan Types
208	Block Types
209	Open Space Types
212	Building Types
214	Spatial Definition
216	Frontage Types
217	Landscape Types
219	Thoroughfare Nomenclature
221	Thoroughfare Types
222	Traditional Neighborhood Design
224	Site Planning for Fire Protection
226	Residential Site Planning
228	Residential Density
229	Single-Family Detached Housing
230	Single-Family Attached Housing
232	Exterior Space Design
233	LEED Application in Site Planning
235	Context-Sensitive Solutions
238	Transit-Oriented Development
245	CIRCULATION Vehicle Dimensions
248	Truck and Trailer Sizes
249	Truck Docks
250	Vehicular Circulation
260	Parking Standards
261	Parking Lot Design Guidelines
263	Parking Lot Entry and Exit Design
265	Parking Space Dimensions
266	Parking Lot Design
267	Accessible Parking
269	Bicycle Circulation
272	Recreational Trails and Shared-Use Paths
276	ACCESSIBILITY Introduction to Accessible Design: Codes, Laws, and Regulations
279	Accessible Compliance for Projects
282	Reach Ranges for Accessibility
283	Protruding Objects in Circulation Paths
284	Accessible Routes and Walking Surfaces
286	Accessible Curb Ramps and Passenger Loading
288	Access to the Outdoor Setting
305	Part 3 – PROCESS, IMPLEMENTATION,AND APPLICATION
307	CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS, EARTHWORK, AND ROAD ALIGNMENT Site Construction Overview
310	Soil Mechanics
322	Excavation Support Systems
324	Embankment Stabilization
325	Site Grading and Earthwork
336	Cut and Fill Calculations
340	Road Alignment
352	WATER SUPPLY AND MANAGEMENT Water Distribution
354	Subsurface Drainage Systems
356	Surface Drainage Systems
360	Manholes, Inlets, and Catch Basins
361	Runoff Control Systems
365	Water Supply Systems for Irrigation:Water Conservation
374	STORMWATER MANAGEMENT Site Design for Stormwater Management
381	Stormwater Hydrology
384	Stormwater Conveyance
389	Stormwater Quantity Control
393	Stormwater Quality Control
397	Rainwater Harvesting
403	Stream Restoration
409	Designing and Sizing Pipe Systems
411	IRRIGATION AND WATER FEATURES Irrigation
427	Water Features, Fountains, and Pools
431	Fountain Examples
439	Fountains and Decorative Pools
441	Garden Structures
442	PAVEMENT AND STRUCTURES IN THE LANDSCAPE Pavement in the Landscape
444	Unit Pavers
455	Concrete Pavement
459	Asphaltic Concrete Pavement
465	Overview of Structures in the Landscape
468	Wetland Preservation
474	Stairs, Ramps, and Curbs
505	Freestanding and Retaining Walls
531	Fences and Screens
569	Gazebos and Freestanding Wood Structures
573	Overhead Structures
595	Wood Decks
603	Wood Decking
604	Wood Decks:Walkways and Stairs
605	Timber Bridges
608	Timber Bridges Details
611	SITE AMENITIES Site Furnishings
619	Flags and Flagpoles
620	Site and Street Furnishings
623	Lighting
639	PLANTING Public Planting Design Principles
640	Residential Landscape Design Principles
644	Environmental Effects of Trees
645	Site Considerations, Plant Installation Requirements, and Details
652	Soil Improvement
653	Tree Planting in Urban Areas
656	Soils: Urban or Disturbed
664	Recommended Ornamental and Shade Trees for Use in Landscape Design in the Continental United States
672	Native Species: Upper Midwest
674	Native Plants
676	Xeriscape Design
678	Forest Preservation and Old-Growth Forests
679	Construction Damage to Existing Trees On-Site:Avoidance, Protection, and Preservation
683	Plant Maintenance
702	Interior Plants
705	Interior Landscaping
706	Interior Plantings
715	Turf
723	Living Green Roofs and Landscapes over Structure
733	SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION Plaza Membrane Waterproofing Systems over Occupied Space
735	Plaza Built-up Bituminous Membrane Waterproofing Systems
737	Plaza Liquid-Applied Elastomeric Membrane Waterproofing Systems
739	Built-up Roofing
742	Modified Bitumen Membrane Roofing
744	EPDM Single-Ply Roofing
745	Single-Ply PVC Roofing
746	Single-Ply PVC Roofing Details
748	Liquid-Applied Roofing
749	Protected Membrane Roofing
750	Spray-Applied Polyurethane Foam Roofing
751	Therapeutic Gardens
756	Commemorative Memorials
758	Landscape as Art
759	Wildlife Habitat
764	Campuses
768	Battlefields
770	Zoo Design
780	Cemetery Design and Preservation
784	HAZARD CONTROL Earthquake Construction
786	Landslide Construction
788	Avalanche Construction
791	Forest Fires/Wildfire
793	Control of Flood Damage
796	Soil Erosion and Sediment Control
802	RESTORATION AND REMEDIATION Ecological Community Restoration
809	Brownfields Remediation and Development
812	Phytoremediation
816	Surface Mine Reclamation
821	Constructed Wetlands
826	Sound Control and Reduction
831	PARKS AND RECREATION Large City Parks
834	Small Urban Parks
837	Waterfronts
839	Outdoor Play Areas
851	Recreational Facilities
852	Major League Baseball
853	Little League Baseball and Softball
854	NFL and CFL Football
855	NCAA and Touch Football
856	Multipurpose High School Stadium and Football Field
857	Professional Soccer
859	NCAA and High School Soccer
861	Bocce, Field Hockey, Lacrosse, Rugby, and Team Handball
863	Field and Court Construction
865	Backstop, Basketball Goal, and Net Construction
867	Track and Field Events
869	Track and Field Construction Details
871	Tennis Courts
873	Tennis Court Facilities and Details
874	Basketball
875	Badminton, Court and Lawn Games, and Volleyball
877	Shuffleboard and Horseshoes
878	Residential Swimming Pools
880	Public Swimming and Diving Pools
882	Competition Swimming Pools
884	Competition Swimming and Diving Pools
886	Pool Platforms, Ladders, Bulkheads, and End Wall Targets
887	Polo, Dressage, Horse Shows, and Rodeos
888	Ski Equipment, Lifts, and Slopes
890	Grandstands and Bleachers
892	Design for Snow Country
894	Golf Course Design: Planning and Details
897	Golf Course Design: Layout, Organization, and Playing Characteristics
904	Blending Interpretation with Landscape Architecture:The Essential Qualities of Interpretive Components
905	Waste Management
906	Solid Waste Collection and Recycling Spaces
909	Part 4 – MATERIALS
911	SOILS Soils:Agronomic
926	ASPHALT Asphalt
933	CONCRETE Concrete
953	Concrete Surfaces, Finishes, and Integral Color
955	Cast-in-Place Concrete
956	Concrete Formwork Hardware
957	Concrete Reinforcement: Reinforcing Bars and Wire
959	Concrete Surfaces: Defect Prevention, Repair, Coatings, and Treatments
961	Environmental and Health Considerations of Concrete
964	MASONRY Brick Masonry
969	Concrete Masonry Units
971	Mortar and Grout
974	Anchorage and Reinforcement
976	Masonry Ties
978	METALS Metal
990	Structural Welds
992	Nails
993	Screws and Bolts
994	Rivets, Screws, and Miscellaneous Fasteners
995	Shields and Anchors
996	W and M Steel Shapes
997	S, HP, C, MC, and L Steel Shapes
998	Structural Tees Cut from W and S Shapes
999	Miscellaneous Metal Angles,Tees, Zees, and Channels
1000	Metal Tubing and Pipes
1001	Gratings
1003	Ornamental Ironwork Details
1005	Perforated Metals
1007	Perforated and Sheet Metals
1008	WOOD Wood and Related Materials
1016	Wood Joints
1019	Wood Preservatives
1022	RECREATIONAL SURFACES Recreational Surfaces
1027	NURSERY STOCK Nursery Stock Standards and Practices, Shipping and Handling, Guarantees
1032	OTHER MATERIALS Building Systems:Tension Fabric Structures
1034	Architectural Fabric Structures
1036	Architectural Fabric Structures Details
1038	Glass Block: Design Data
1040	Glass Block Details
1042	Greenhouses
1044	Geotextiles
1045	Paints and Coatings
1048	Paints and Coatings: Substrate Conditions
1051	Special Coatings
1052	SELECTION CRITERIA
1055	Process Listings
1057	APPENDIX
1059	DRAWING METHODS AND GEOMETRY Plane and Solid Geometry
1060	Triangular and Circular Geometry
1061	Trigonomic Tables
1062	Ellipse Construction
1065	Area and Volume of Irregular Figures
1066	METRIC SYSTEM Use of the Metric System
1069	ASLA DECLARATION ON THE ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY Environmental Sustainability (B205, 206, R2001)
1071	Index

WILEY IGS 2010

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The definitive reference for interior architecture and design is now available online! Interior Graphic Standards, Second Edition is the comprehensive resource for interior architects and designers.

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
3	COVER
4	COPYRIGHT
5	ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
7	INTRODUCTION
15	SECTION 1 BUILDING ELEMENTS CHAPTER 1 STRUCTURE
18	Substructure Foundations Subgrade Enclosures
21	Slabs on Grade
22	Superstructure Seismic Considerations Superstructure Framing
40	Floor Construction Wood Floor Framing
44	Steel Joist Floor Framing
45	Floor Decks, Slabs, and Toppings
49	Roof Construction Roof Types and Framing
50	Shop-Fabricated Wood Trusses
51	Glue-Laminated Construction
52	Roof Decks, Slabs, and Sheathing
55	Roof, Eave, and Attic Ventilation
56	Stairs and Ramps Stairs
59	Handrails, Balustrades, and Guards
70	Ramp Design and Construction
73	CHAPTER 2 SHELL
74	Exterior Vertical Enclosures Exterior Wall Weather Barriers
75	Exterior Enclosure Walls
86	Awnings and Canopies
88	Exterior Horizontal Enclosures Roof Windows and Skylights
91	CHAPTER 3 INTERIOR CONSTRUCTION
92	Fire-Resistive Construction Fire-Retardant Wood Treatment
93	Fire-Resistance-Rated Assemblies
95	Fire-Resistance-Rated Openings
98	Spray-Applied Fire-Resistive Coatings
99	Board Fire Protection Penetration Firestop Systems
100	Fire-Resistive Joint Systems
101	Acoustical Construction Basics of Acoustical Design
102	Room Acoustics Sound Transmission
105	Acoustical Partitions
106	Sound Control Windows Acoustical Applications
111	Seismic Considerations Basic Seismic Design
113	Considerations for Building Design
114	Seismic Detailing for Designers
119	Seismic Rehabilitation Gypsum Board Assemblies
120	Gypsum Board
126	Framing
132	Gypsum Board Assembly Design Considerations
150	Gypsum Board Floor and Ceiling Fireproofing Assembly
155	Gypsum Board Structural Fireproofing
157	Abuse Resistance and Other Considerations
163	Concrete Masonry Units Concrete Masonry Unit Types
169	Architectural Concrete Architectural Concrete Design
171	Stone Walls Types of Stone
172	Stone Finishes Stone Masonry Patterns and Veneers
173	Glass Unit Masonry Assemblies Guidelines for Glass Block Glass Block Support
174	Glass Masonry Unit Types Sound Transmission
175	Panel Dimensions
178	Curved Panel Construction
179	Glass Block Partitions and Details
180	Prefabricated Partitions Movable Walls
185	Wire Mesh Partitions
186	Operable Panel Partitions
189	Other Partition Options Architectural Resin Panels
192	Honeycomb Panels
193	Interior Screens and Guards
194	Windows and Glazing Glass
197	Interior Glazing
200	Operating Windows
204	Interior Doors Selection and Specification of Interior Doors
210	Acoustical Doors
211	Wood Doors
216	Hollow Metal Doors
220	Aluminum Door Frames and Partitions
223	Glass Doors
224	Other Door Types
231	Door Hardware
242	Access Doors
244	Entrances and Vestibules
245	Raised Floor Construction Raised Access Floors
250	Platform and Stage Floors
251	Thermal and Moisture Protection Interior Joint Sealants
252	Manufactured and Fabricated Rooms Cleanrooms
253	Cold Storage Rooms
254	Paint Booths
255	Athletic Rooms
262	Sound and Vibration Isolated Rooms
263	Saunas and Steam Rooms
267	CHAPTER 4 INTERIOR FINISHES
268	Interior Specialties Visual Display Surfaces
269	Interior Signage
277	Wall and Door Protection
280	Radiation Protection
286	Toilet Compartments
288	Locker Rooms
292	Fireplaces and Stoves
307	Wall Finish Requirements Code Requirements Wall Finish Applications
308	Wall Finish Supplementary Components Integral Wall Finishes Brick
309	Plaster
313	Glass Fiber Reinforced Gypsum
315	Wood Wall Finishes Wood Classification Wood Sources Solid Wood Wood Composite Panels
316	Panel Facing Materials
319	Wood Finishing
320	Wood Wall Panels
326	Interior Wood Trim
329	Tile Wall Finishes Ceramic Tile
333	Glass Tile Wall Finishes Metal Wall Tiles
334	Stone Wall Finishes
339	Metal Wall Finishes Types of Metals
341	Dissimilar Metals Finishes for Metals
342	Sheet Metal Sizes
343	Decorative Metals
345	Wall Surface Coverings Synthetic Wall Finishes
346	Decorative Wall Systems
348	Wallcoverings
352	Upholstered Wall Systems
355	Paints and Coatings Interior Wall Painting
356	Application Paint and Coating Types
358	Decorative Paint Finishes
359	Floor Design Considerations Floor Finish Code Requirements Thermal Conductivity
360	Acoustical Control Tiered and Sloped Floors
361	Flooring Finish Applications Metal Deck and Concrete Floor Systems Metal Deck
363	Concrete Floor Systems
365	Hard Floors Concrete Floor Finishes
366	Brick Flooring
368	Stone Flooring
373	Ceramic Tile Floor Finishes
376	Terrazzo
380	Poured Flooring and Treatments
381	Laminate Flooring
382	Glass Flooring Wood Flooring Types
383	Selection
385	Reclaimed Wood Flooring Wood Flooring Installation
387	Wood Floor Finishes
388	Ornate Wood Flooring Resilient Wood Flooring
389	Floating Floors
390	Radiant Heating and Wood Floors
391	Resilient Flooring Types
393	Resilient Flooring Installation
397	Carpet, Carpet Tile, and Mats Carpet Construction
401	Carpet Fibers
403	Carpet Performance
404	Carpet Applications
405	Carpet Installation Carpet Coloring Methods
406	Acoustical Considerations Thermal Considerations Indoor Air Quality Carpet Transition Details Carpet Cushion
409	Carpet Reclamation and End-of-Life Management Walk-Off Systems and Mats
411	Ceilings Ceiling Construction
413	Gypsum Board Ceilings, Coves, and Soffits
416	Room Acoustics Ceiling Applications
417	Acoustical Tile Ceilings
418	Suspended Acoustical Panel Ceilings
425	Cementitious Wood Fiber Panels Integrated Acoustical Panel Ceiling System
426	Canopies and Clouds Stretched Ceiling Systems
427	Mechanical Zone Ceiling System Integrated Audio and Wireless Access Ceiling Panels Metal Panel Ceilings Acoustical Metal Pan Ceilings
429	Linear Metal Ceilings
430	Suspended Decorative Grids
431	Sheet Metal and Stamped Metal Ceilings Wood and Wood Product Ceilings Glass Fiber Reinforced Gypsum Ceiling Components
432	Ceramic Tile Ceilings
433	CHAPTER 5 SERVICES
434	Conveying Systems Elevators
447	Escalators and Moving Walks
449	Wheelchair Lifts
451	Material-Handling Systems
454	Plumbing Systems Considerations Water Supply Sustainability
455	Codes and Standards Toilet Rooms
465	Locker Rooms and Showers Domestic Water Distribution and Piping
469	Plumbing Fixtures
485	Decorative Water Features Drinking Fountains and Water Coolers
487	Aquatic Facilities
489	Swimming Pools
494	Mechanical Systems Noise and Vibration Control Seismic Considerations Heating Systems
501	HVAC Systems
508	Cooling Systems
509	Indoor Air Quality
512	Ventilation
517	Heat Recovery Systems Fire Protection Systems Firefighter Control and Communications Systems
520	Applied Fire Protection
522	Fire Alarm and Detection Systems
524	Atrium Smoke Management
526	Stair Pressurization
527	Fire Suppression Systems
531	Fire Extinguishers
533	Fire Safety Specialties
534	Electrical Systems Electrical Power Seismic Considerations Conduit and Cables
537	Wiring Devices
539	Distribution Systems
543	Residential Electrical Wiring
546	Special Applications
547	Lighting Qualitative Design Issues
548	Quantitative Design Recommendations
551	Energy Codes
553	Sustainable Lighting Design Light Sources
558	Toolbox
560	Applications
576	Communications Systems Computer Power Protection and Cabling
577	Computer Data Centers
579	Telecommunications Systems
580	Television Systems Audiovisual Systems
592	Conference Center Communications
594	Broadcast Facility Design
597	Audiovisual and Presentation Equipment School Computer and Communications Planning
599	Security Systems Design Principles Strategies
604	Security Doors and Frames
606	Window Security Building Automation Security Systems Access Control and Intrusion Detection
608	Bullet- and Blast-Resistant Construction
610	Vaults
611	Special Security Systems
613	CHAPTER 6 EQUIPMENT
614	Toilet and Bath Equipment Commercial Toilet Room Accessories
619	Bath and Shower Accessories
623	Retail Equipment Traditional Checkout Equipment Self-Service Checkout Equipment
625	Kiosks Shopping Carts Vending and Refrigerated Display
630	Personal Care Equipment Mobility Equipment
631	Barber or Beauty Shop and Spa Equipment
632	Animal Care Facilities General Design Concept Animal Housing
642	Adoption Facility
644	Intake Veterinary Clinic Laundry and Facilities Laundry Facilities
647	Teller and Service Equipment Transaction Equipment
649	Security Equipment
650	Hospitality and Food Service Equipment Restaurants Food Service Equipment
656	Beverage Equipment
659	Educational and Research Equipment Educational Facilities
661	Library Equipment
666	Laboratory, Testing, and Research Facilities
667	Museum Equipment Healthcare Equipment Healthcare Facilities
668	Hospital Building Types Inpatient Hospitals
670	Ancillary Departments
682	Ambulatory Care Facilities
683	Medical Equipment Planning
684	Other Medical Facilities Residential Equipment Kitchens
690	Residential Laundry Equipment
692	Wardrobe and Closet Specialties
694	Recreational and Performance Equipment Checkroom Equipment Pianos
695	Stage Equipment
696	Athletic and Fitness Equipment Martial Arts
697	Gymnastics Apparatus
698	Bowling
699	Table Sports
700	Other Indoor Sports
704	Fitness Equipment
706	Cleaning, Disposal, and Recycling Equipment Maintenance Equipment Central Vacuuming Systems
707	Solid-Waste Equipment
708	Recycling Containers
710	CHAPTER 7 FURNISHINGS Furnishing Contracts and Tests Furnishing Contracts
711	Seismic Considerations Flammability Tests
714	Textiles for Interior Furnishings Fabric in Interiors Fibers
718	Textile Selection Criteria
719	Fabric Construction
721	Fabric Finishing Coloring and Printing Leather
722	Cabinetry and Casework Standards Cabinetry
725	Cabinet Joinery
732	Closet and Utility Wood Shelving
734	Custom Casework
751	Countertops Construction
752	Countertop Materials
765	Art and Accessories Artwork
767	Accessories
774	Movable Rugs and Mats
776	Furniture Materials Seismic Considerations Wood Frame Furniture
778	Upholstered Furniture Construction Office Furniture
782	Systems Furniture
793	File Cabinets
798	Office Shelving Tables and Desks
802	Office Seating
805	Restaurant Furniture
815	Hotel Furniture
821	School Furniture
827	Library Furniture
828	Healthcare Furniture
830	Continuing Care Retirement Communities Residential Furniture
832	Multiple Seating
836	Plantings Environmental Considerations
841	Planting Mediums and Mulch Plants
842	Planters
847	Window Treatments Energy Conservation
848	Blinds
849	Roller Shades
850	Draperies
853	Interior Shutters
855	SECTION 2 CONTEMPORARY ISSUES
857	CHAPTER 8 COMPUTING TECHNOLOGIES
858	The Transition from CAD to BIM
859	BIM Opportunities and Challenges
863	Phases of BIM Implementation BIM and Complex Projects Modeling Existing Conditions
864	Integrated Project Delivery
866	Virtual Collaboration Software as a Service
867	The Unwritten Future
869	CHAPTER 9 EXISTING BUILDING INTERIORS
870	Historic Restoration and Preservation History of Architectural Preservation
871	Historic Preservation Treatments
872	Identification Systems
873	Historic Preservation Specialists Preservation Services
876	Preservation Project Graphic Standards and Methods
881	Preservation Project Documentation
882	Resources
883	Existing Hazardous Materials Asbestos
884	Lead
885	Mercury Radon Polychlorinated Biphenyls
886	Recycling Construction and Demolition Waste Planning Handling Procedures Performance Standards Submittal Requirements
887	CHAPTER 10 INCLUSIVE DEISGN
888	Accessibility Overview of Regulations ADA and FHAA Design Requirements
892	Accessible Routes
894	Museum Accessibility Aging in Place Defining Aging in Place
895	Building for Exterior Accessibility
896	Designing Accessibility in the Interior
897	Choosing Furnishings and Finishes Lighting and Illumination
898	Kitchen Design
899	Safe and Secure Bathrooms
902	Continuing Care Retirement Communities Introduction Effects of Aging Regulatory and Accrediting Agencies
904	Design Concepts Social Interaction
905	Corridors
907	Finishes, Artwork, and Accessories
908	Other Concerns
909	CHAPTER 11 SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
910	Design, Construction, and Operations Issues Accelerated Depletion of Finite Natural Resources Climate Change
911	Principles Design Considerations Sustainability Strategies Energy Lighting and Daylight
913	Water
914	Sustainable Materials
915	Health Concerns in the Built Environment Indoor Air
916	Other Considerations
917	Interior Rating Systems and Certifications U.S. Green Building Council LEED Rating System LEED for Homes
919	Product Ratings and Certification Systems Costs and Schedule Implications
921	APPENDICES
923	A Anthropometric Data
939	B Proportioning Systems Ideal Proportions Generative Geometry The Square Root of 2 The Vesica Piscis and the Square Root of 3
940	The Square Root of 5 Ratio and Proportion The Golden Proportion
943	C Graphic Symbols Introduction Symbol Classification Structure Identity Symbols Line Symbols Material Symbols
944	Object Symbols Reference Symbols Text Symbols
945	D Classical Interior Architectural Elements Classical Architecture History
946	Classical Orders
948	Column Types
952	Classical Interiors
957	E Interior Minimum Uniformly Distributed Live Loads Design Considerations Selected Floor Loads
959	INDEX

WILEY AGSRESIDENTIAL 2010

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The must-have resource devoted exclusively to standards of residential practice—now available online for the first time. Architectural Graphic Standards for Residential Construction, Second Edition is a must-have graphical reference created specifically for professionals working in residential design and construction.

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
2	Cover
3	Copyright
4	ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
5	PUBLISHER’S NOTES
6	LETTER FROM THE AIA
7	INTRODUCTION – MANAGING BUILDING INFORMATION: THE EVOLUTION OF ARCHITECTURAL GRAPHIC STANDARDS FOR RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION
10	SECTION 1: SPACES
11	CHAPTER 1 – BASICS OF RESIDENTIAL DESIGN
12	General Guidelines Identity from Exterior Residential Planning
13	Residential Planning Planning Considerations
14	Single-Family Detached Housing Site Plan Considerations
15	Single-Family Attached Housing Site Plan Considerations
17	Crime Prevention through Environmental Design CPTED Concepts Residential Strategies Single-Family Dwellings
18	Subdivisions Two-Family Dwellings
19	Site Planning for Fire Protection Fire Apparatus Access Outdoor Lighting On-Site Lakes Control of Flood Damage Flood Damage Management Flood Hazards
20	Land Use in Flood Zones Flood Insurance Rate Zones
22	Residential Site Planning General Guidelines Solar Radiation and Building Orientation
33	Resource Conservation Resource Conservation Methods and Systems
34	Priorities for Sustainable Buildings Save Energy Recycle Buildings Create Community Reduce Material Use Protect and Enhance the Site Select Low-Impact Materials Maximize Longevity Save Water
35	Make the Building Healthy Minimize Construction and Demolition Waste
36	Daylighting General Guidelines Design Strategies Design Process Source
37	Envelope and Room Design
38	Glazing and Shading Design Skylights and Sloped Glazing Seismic Design General Guidelines Design Judgment Seismic Codes
39	Terms Site Design for Seismic Areas
40	Components for Seismic Design Accessible Design Maneuvering Clearances
41	Reach Ranges for Accessibility
42	Accessible Routes and Walking Surfaces
43	Accessible Ramps
44	Accessible Doors
47	CHAPTER 2 – HABITABLE SPACES
48	Sleeping Spaces
49	Kitchens Centers of Activity
51	Accessible Kitchens
54	Living Spaces Living Rooms Dining Rooms
55	Home Theaters
56	Home Offices
57	Adjoining Spaces Bathrooms
61	Laundry Rooms
62	Saunas
64	Steam Rooms
65	Wine Storage Cellars Sample Estimation of Area Requirements
66	Closet Storage Arrangements
67	Circulation Spaces
68	Garages and Carports
71	CHAPTER 3 – ANCILLARY AND UNINHABITABLE SPACES
72	Ancillary Spaces Greenhouses
73	Solariums
74	Uninhabitable Spaces Attics and Crawl Spaces
77	CHAPTER 4 – OUTDOOR SPACES
78	Garden Design
79	Entry
80	Urban Gardens
81	Edible Gardens
83	Patio Planning Outdoor Kitchens
84	Fire Pits
85	Court and Lawn Games Tennis Courts Basketball
86	Badminton Volleyball
87	Paddle Tennis Croquet
88	Lawn Bowling Shuffleboard Horseshoes
89	Water Features
92	Docks and Launching Ramps Dock Construction
93	SECTION 2: ELEMENTS
95	CHAPTER 5 – STRUCTURE
96	Substructure Foundations
105	Slabs on Grade
110	Superstructure Floor Construction
132	Roof Construction
167	Stairs
173	CHAPTER 6 – SHELL
174	Exterior Vertical Enclosures Subgrade Enclosures
176	Exterior Enclosure Walls
212	Exterior Openings
237	Exterior Horizontal Enclosures Roofing
259	Roof Appurtenances Horizontal Openings
263	CHAPTER 7 – INTERIORS
264	Interior Construction Interior Partitions
268	Interior Doors and Grilles
275	Interior Specialties
286	Interior Finishes Wood Paneling, Molding, and Trim
291	Plaster
293	Gypsum Board
295	Tile
298	Wood Flooring
300	Resilient Flooring
301	Carpet Flooring Transition
302	Wall Coverings Paints and Coatings
307	CHAPTER 8 – SERVICES
308	Conveying Elevators
309	Lifts
311	Plumbing
317	Occupant Support Plumbing Systems
336	Building Support Plumbing Systems
341	Other Plumbing Systems
342	Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) Design Considerations
347	Combined Heating and Cooling
353	Heating
362	Cooling Ventilation
367	Solar Energy Systems
369	Electrical Electrical Service and Distribution
383	Lighting
388	Lightning Protection
392	Electronic Safety and Security
395	CHAPTER 9 – EQUIPMENT AND FURNISHINGS
396	Equipment Residential Appliances
401	Furnishings Fixed Furnishings
412	Movable Furnishings
415	CHAPTER 10 – SITEWORK
416	Site Preparation
417	Site Improvements
421	Paving
426	Exterior Stairs
427	Exterior Water Features
428	Garden Walls, Fences, and Gates
436	Garden Structures
442	Retaining Walls
447	Landscaping
452	Site Utilities Water System Sanitary System
453	Storm Water System
455	Site Lighting
457	SECTION 3: MATERIALS
459	CHAPTER 11 – CONCRETE
460	Concrete Forming and Accessories Concrete Formwork
462	Concrete Formwork Accessories
464	Concrete Reinforcing Reinforcing Steel, Welded Wire Fabric Reinforcing, and Fibrous Reinforcing
467	Placement of Reinforcing
469	Cast-in-Place Concrete Aggregate Concrete Admixtures
470	Supplementary Cementitious Materials (SCMs)
471	Concrete Surfaces, Finishes, and Integral Color
472	Concrete Surface Defects: Repair, Coatings, and Treatments
475	CHAPTER 12 – MASONRY
476	Masonry Mortaring and Grouting Mortar and Grout Materials
477	Types of Mortar Types of Grout Types of Joints
478	Masonry Anchorage, Reinforcing, and Accessories Masonry Anchorage and Reinforcing
480	Masonry Accessories
483	Lintels
484	Unit Masonry
486	Clay Masonry Units
489	Concrete Unit Masonry
490	Glass Unit Masonry Mortar Types of Glass Blocks
491	Glass Block Installation
493	Stone Assemblies Stone Uses and Properties
495	Stone Masonry Patterns and Veneer
496	Stone Details
499	CHAPTER 13 – METALS
500	Metal Materials Properties of Metals
502	Finishes on Metals
504	Structural Metal Framing W and M Steel Shapes L Steel Shapes
505	Miscellaneous Metal Angles, Tees, Zees, and Channels
507	Metal Tubing and Pipes
508	Gratings
509	Decorative Metal Decorative Metal Detailing
510	Perforated Metal
511	Perforating Cost Influences Perforated Sheet Metals
513	CHAPTER 14 – WOOD
514	Types of Wood Construction Wood as a Structural Material Wood as a Finish Material Lumber Production
516	Wood Treatment Wood Preservatives
517	Fire-Retardant Wood Treatment
519	Fastenings Wood Adhesives
520	Nails
522	Shields and Anchors
527	Panel Products and Wood Veneers Panel Core Types Characteristics of Core Material Plywood
528	Types of Facing Material
531	CHAPTER 15 – GLASS
532	Basic Types of Glass Variations of Basic Glass Types Strengthened Glass Ultraclear Glass Heat-Absorbing or Tinted Glass
533	Insulating Glass Coated Glass Laminated Glass Bent Glass Decorative Silk-Screened (or Frit) Glass Leaded Stained Glass
534	Condensation Potential Thermal Resistance Values of Glazing Materials Solar Gain through Fenestration Systems
535	Locations for Safety Glazing
537	SECTION 4: CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION
539	CHAPTER 16 – AGING IN PLACE
540	Design Strategies Universal Design Accessible Design Adaptable Design Visitable Design Determining Needs
541	Simple Fixes Vision Loss Hearing Loss Other Impairments Conclusions Resources
543	CHAPTER 17 – BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING (BIM) FOR RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION
544	Precursors to BIM in Residential Design BIM versus CAD
545	Object Intelligence versus Lines BIM Communication and Coordination
548	Simulation, Calculation, and Analysis with BIM
549	Standard Methods—the “I” in BIM
551	CHAPTER 18 – SUSTAINABLE RATING SYSTEMS FOR HOMES
552	Rating Systems and Tools LEED for Homes Energy Star
553	Green Building Standard Sustainability in Remodeling Existing Homes Conclusions
555	CHAPTER 19 – EMERGING TRENDS IN RESIDENTIAL DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION
556	AIA Home Design Trends Survey Related Trends Emphasis on Community Low Maintenance Sustainability Accessibility Residential Construction Trends Urbanism Unitized Home Construction Conclusions
557	CHAPTER 20 – PROJECT DELIVERY
558	Project Scope The Parties
559	Project Stages/Phases Project Delivery Methods Designer Considerations
560	Construction Contracts Number of Contracts Payment Conclusions
561	SECTION 5: SAMPLE RESIDENTIAL PROJECT
563	CHAPTER 21 – MOUNTAIN CABIN: STERLING, NC
564	Standard Form of Agreement between the Owner and the Architect
568	Drawings
577	Project Manual
631	Standard Form of Agreement between the Owner and the Contractor
642	Application and Certificate for Payment and Continuation Sheet
645	Change Order
646	Certificate of Substantial Completion
649	APPENDICES
651	A Graphic Symbols
653	B Classical Architectural Elements
665	C Mathematical Data
671	D Structural Calculations
675	INDEX