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Architectural Criteria
for the Clubhouse
Design a scale drawing of your
clubhouse on one‑inch graph paper. A
scale is a proportion between two sets
of measurements. When architects draw
plans for a house, they cannot draw the
plans the same size as the real house,
because the plans would be too large.
Therefore, they must scale the drawing
to a smaller size.
As you create a scale drawing, be
sure that your clubhouse meets the
following criteria:
- The ceilings are no higher than
10 feet.
- The total perimeter cannot
exceed 48 feet.
- The clubhouse should be no
larger than 150 square feet.
- The clubhouse may be any shape.
- Doors and windows must be at
least 1 foot apart. Doors should be
wide enough that furniture will fit
through.
- All walls, doors and windows
must be drawn with a 90° angle,
perpendicular to the floor.
- The clubhouse should be drawn to
scale and should be realistic and
reasonable in size.
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