MSFID5025Develop residential interior design project documentation

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What an assessment for MSFID5025 must cover

86 assessable components: 3 elements (15 performance criteria), 6 performance evidence and 65 knowledge evidence requirements. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Confirm detailed design requirements

  • 1.1Analyse site measurements and design drawings to confirm information on structures and services
  • 1.2Identify structural and service impacts of proposed design
  • 1.3Review regulatory implications of proposed design
  • 1.4Identify and respond to the need for professional advice on design viability
  • 1.5Identify and plan appropriate digital drawing schedule based on review of required project trades, construction and requirements
  • 1.6Identify and accurately document areas for demolition

2 Prepare digital design documentation

  • 2.1Research methods of construction and assembly for the proposed interior elements
  • 2.2Research materials, hardware and fixtures appropriate for the scope of the project
  • 2.3Develop accurate scale drawings of all built elements with required dimensions and annotations
  • 2.4Include all required information related to substrate, finish, junctions and fixings
  • 2.5Develop associated accurate, itemised specification notes and schedules in accordance with job requirements
  • 2.6Seek and incorporate client feedback on any design changes and on detail design development

3 Manage documentation package

  • 3.1Maintain current and accurate drawing register
  • 3.2Develop and implement coding and numbering system for drawings
  • 3.3Manage drawing amendments in accordance with agreed processes and procedures

Performance evidence

  • developed digital drawings, specifications and schedules for 3 residential interior designs that individually or cumulatively include:
  • detailing of kitchen and bathrooms
  • spaces with multiple levels
  • designs with structural implications such as changes to load bearing elements or floor penetrations
  • detailing of custom joinery and furniture
  • detailing of wet areas.

Knowledge evidence

  • role of Australian Standards and the National Construction Code (NCC) statutory planning regulations affecting residential interior design for: single occupancy detached and/or attached dwellings
  • role of Australian Standards and the National Construction Code (NCC) statutory planning regulations affecting residential interior design for: multi-residential projects
  • role of Australian Standards and the National Construction Code (NCC) statutory planning regulations affecting residential interior design for: individual sole occupancy units within a class 2 building
  • mathematical procedures for estimation, measurement and use of computer aided drawing technology
  • computer aided drawing techniques
  • basic building and architectural terminology and architectural drawings conventions
  • line weights
  • symbols
  • coding
  • scale
  • annotations
  • scope of commercial interior design projects, and when an architect or structural engineer needs to be involved
  • structural implications and limitations for interior design in residential buildings: impact of interior floor and ceiling penetrations
  • structural implications and limitations for interior design in residential buildings: impact of changes to interior load bearing elements
  • structural implications and limitations for interior design in residential buildings: structural integration of new interior elements with existing (or proposed) structure
  • sources of professional advice on building and construction
  • break–down of the design project and its components for construction, the different trades involved, and the type of drawings and documentation required
  • residential building classes and a basic knowledge of how they are constructed: beams and/or trusses
  • residential building classes and a basic knowledge of how they are constructed: concrete
  • residential building classes and a basic knowledge of how they are constructed: floor slabs
  • residential building classes and a basic knowledge of how they are constructed: foundations
  • residential building classes and a basic knowledge of how they are constructed: glass
  • residential building classes and a basic knowledge of how they are constructed: masonry
  • residential building classes and a basic knowledge of how they are constructed: steel
  • residential building classes and a basic knowledge of how they are constructed: timber
  • residential building classes and a basic knowledge of how they are constructed: windows
  • construction of built interior elements, load bearing and non-load bearing, and how they are represented on drawings and specifications: ceiling components
  • construction of built interior elements, load bearing and non-load bearing, and how they are represented on drawings and specifications: interior beams
  • construction of built interior elements, load bearing and non-load bearing, and how they are represented on drawings and specifications: interior stairs
  • construction of built interior elements, load bearing and non-load bearing, and how they are represented on drawings and specifications: internal columns
  • construction of built interior elements, load bearing and non-load bearing, and how they are represented on drawings and specifications: internal doors
  • construction of built interior elements, load bearing and non-load bearing, and how they are represented on drawings and specifications: internal floors
  • construction of built interior elements, load bearing and non-load bearing, and how they are represented on drawings and specifications: internal wall assemblies
  • custom joinery for residential interior design, the fundamental techniques of how they are assembled, constructed and detailed through drawing: architectural hardware
  • custom joinery for residential interior design, the fundamental techniques of how they are assembled, constructed and detailed through drawing: balustrades
  • custom joinery for residential interior design, the fundamental techniques of how they are assembled, constructed and detailed through drawing: built in furniture
  • custom joinery for residential interior design, the fundamental techniques of how they are assembled, constructed and detailed through drawing: built storage
  • custom joinery for residential interior design, the fundamental techniques of how they are assembled, constructed and detailed through drawing: carcases and substrates
  • custom joinery for residential interior design, the fundamental techniques of how they are assembled, constructed and detailed through drawing: ceiling features
  • custom joinery for residential interior design, the fundamental techniques of how they are assembled, constructed and detailed through drawing: concealed lighting
  • custom joinery for residential interior design, the fundamental techniques of how they are assembled, constructed and detailed through drawing: feature walls and panelling
  • custom joinery for residential interior design, the fundamental techniques of how they are assembled, constructed and detailed through drawing: kitchen and bathroom cabinetry and details
  • custom joinery for residential interior design, the fundamental techniques of how they are assembled, constructed and detailed through drawing: pelmets
  • custom joinery for residential interior design, the fundamental techniques of how they are assembled, constructed and detailed through drawing: stairs, platforms, and/or raised floors
  • custom joinery for residential interior design, the fundamental techniques of how they are assembled, constructed and detailed through drawing: window seats
  • materials used in residential interior design the fundamental techniques of how they are researched, fixed, and detailed and specified through drawings and schedules: claddings
  • materials used in residential interior design the fundamental techniques of how they are researched, fixed, and detailed and specified through drawings and schedules: floor materials
  • materials used in residential interior design the fundamental techniques of how they are researched, fixed, and detailed and specified through drawings and schedules: formats and required inclusions for furnishing, fixtures and equipment schedules
  • materials used in residential interior design the fundamental techniques of how they are researched, fixed, and detailed and specified through drawings and schedules: formats and required inclusions for design specifications.
  • materials used in residential interior design the fundamental techniques of how they are researched, fixed, and detailed and specified through drawings and schedules: formats and required inclusions for door and furniture hardware
  • materials used in residential interior design the fundamental techniques of how they are researched, fixed, and detailed and specified through drawings and schedules: formats and required inclusions for door and window schedules
  • materials used in residential interior design the fundamental techniques of how they are researched, fixed, and detailed and specified through drawings and schedules: formats and required inclusions for materials schedules
  • materials used in residential interior design the fundamental techniques of how they are researched, fixed, and detailed and specified through drawings and schedules: glazing
  • materials used in residential interior design the fundamental techniques of how they are researched, fixed, and detailed and specified through drawings and schedules: linings
  • materials used in residential interior design the fundamental techniques of how they are researched, fixed, and detailed and specified through drawings and schedules: stone
  • materials used in residential interior design the fundamental techniques of how they are researched, fixed, and detailed and specified through drawings and schedules: wall materials
  • materials used in residential interior design the fundamental techniques of how they are researched, fixed, and detailed and specified through drawings and schedules: wet areas- fixtures, fittings and surface treatments
  • building services in residential design, their features, regulatory requirements and structural implications and how they are represented on detailed design drawings: hydraulics
  • building services in residential design, their features, regulatory requirements and structural implications and how they are represented on detailed design drawings: electrical
  • building services in residential design, their features, regulatory requirements and structural implications and how they are represented on detailed design drawings: information and communications technology
  • conventions for document and drawing management and control: title blocks
  • conventions for document and drawing management and control: amendments
  • conventions for document and drawing management and control: cross referencing
  • conventions for document and drawing management and control: coding
  • conventions for document and drawing management and control: review processes.

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