Posted: April 24th, 2025

Architecture and Design Assignment 5

 1. Download the attached (9) Spreadsheet. (DO NOT ADD OR DELETE ANY LINES FROM THIS SPREADSHEET.)

2. Use the Johnson Residence plans.

3.Use the following files as reference:

Sheet1

07000 THERMAL & MOISTURE PROTECTION 07200 Insulation R-13 15″ (9 pieces 94″ – 89.59 sq.

ft

.) ea Wall Insulation R-19 15″x39′-2″ (49.77 sq. ft.)

ea

Floor Insulation R-30 blown (31.25 sq. ft.) # bags Ceiling Insulation 07220 Stucco Poultry fencing sft Base coat

sft
Brown coat

sft
Synthetic stucco

sft
07400 Siding 10′ starter Strip

ea

Length of any exterior wall with siding 90 degree corner x 10′

ea

Corners 45 degree corner x10′

ea

Bay window 10′ J molding

ea

Around openings & at soffit Double six siding

sft
Fascia

ft
18″ wide vented soffit

sft

Soffit for perimiter of house 6’6″ wide vented soffit

sft

Soffit at Front Porch 24″ wide soffit

sft

Soffit around bay window 10′ J molding for soffit

ea
07500 Roofing 10′ drip edge

ea

Permiter of Roof 10′ Flashing

ea

Where shingles meet siding (sides of house) 15# felt 4 square rolls

ea

Each roll covers 400 sq. ft. Shingles 100 square bundles

ea

Each bundle covers 100 sq ft. Cap shingles 0.21 sq. bundle (30 LF)

ea

Along ridge of roof Turtle vents

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1 for every 300 sq. ft. 07710 Rain

Gutter

s Gutter

ft

Permiter of Roof
10′ downspout

ea

At Each Corner 90 “A” elbows

ea

Choose either A or B 90 “B” elbows

ea
Miters or Corner Pieces

ea
K-Style Pop Outlet

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Gutter Hanger

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Hangers every 2 feet

Sheet2

Sheet3

• 2-Residence A1 (1)
• 2-Residence A2 (1)
• 2-Residence A3 (1)
• 2-Residence A4 (1)
• 2-Residence A5 (1)
• 2-Residence A6 (1)
• 2-Residence A7 (1)
• 2-Residence A8 (1)
• 2-Residence E (1)
• 2-Residence G (1)
• 2-Residence M (1)
• 2-Residence P (1)
• 2-Residence S (1)
• 2-Residence T (1)

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Gutter

 

& Downspout Parts

 

 

   

 

Rectangular downspouts and elbows are the
standard downspout used with k style gutters.

Available in 2×3, 3×4, and 4×5.

Available in aluminum, copper, galvanized and lead
coated copper.
 
Available in 10’ lengths. 

 

K Style gutters were designed originally for roofs
with flat vertical edges. These roofs are
commonly seen on Colonial Revival and other
structures popular from the 1910’s through the
1930’s. The K Style gutter is shaped to be
mounted against the flat fascia board, and to
mimic classical crown moldings.

5″ and 6″ gutters can ship any length up to 20 ft.
Can also be produced on site to any length.

 

An “A” style elbow refers to an elbow that, when
attached to a downspout, angles the downspout
frontwards and backwards. 

 

A “B” style elbow refers to an elbow that, when
attached to a downspout, angles the downspout
from right to left or from left to right (sideways). 

Gutter & Downspout Parts 
 

 

Miters, or corner pieces, are the gutter fittings that connect
two gutters at a corner. 

 

A K Style gutter end cap is the fitting that attaches
to and closes off the end of the gutter. This
particular end cap is sometimes referred to as the
Crimp On End Cap.

The crimp on end cap is the contractor standard
and is the easiest and fastest to install on to the
gutter. It requires the use of a hand tool called the
end cap crimper. This installation does not require
any fasteners.
 
End caps are available in left and right. 

 

K‐style pop outlet. 
 
One needed for each downspout location. 

 

Gutter Hangers are the brackets that give the
gutter its strength and support. The type of gutter
bracket and its spacing will largely determine the
longevity of any gutter system.

Quick Screw Gutter Hangers are manufactured
with the screw in place and ready to go. Designed
to save time. Just get the drill out and go!
 
Placed 16” or 24” on center. 

 

lnsulate Your Attic & Walls

. No SettlinS so ir maintalns

. Safe, Relable System
with hose-mounted

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l ike around pipes,wires
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exterior of the home

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wall cavities in existing homes.
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