SPATIAL DETERMINANTS (Walls, Floors & Ceilings)
• Introduction: Analyzing the fundamental interior planes—walls, floors, and ceilings—as structural, acoustic, and visual boundary controls.
Instructor Profile
Prerequisites
Description
• Topics Covered: Drywall and masonry partition systems; floor finishes and subfloors; suspended and dropped ceilings; acoustic panel placement.
• Course Objectives: Learn how to alter, dress, and manipulate the interior architectural envelope to change the scale and acoustics of a room.
• Learning Outcomes: Specify partition wall assemblies, choose appropriate subfloor-to-finish materials, and detail multi-level ceiling designs.
• Tools & Materials: Architectural drywall studs; flooring backing samples; acoustic absorption data; technical detailing templates.
Course Rules
• Course Rules: The Acoustic/Fire Barrier Rule: Demising walls between separate programmatic spaces (e.g., offices vs. mechanical rooms) must be detailed with accurate fire/sound ratings or face immediate grade cuts.
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