Pancyprian TS Arch. Drawing case studies
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The Pancyprian Technical Schools Architectural Drawing examination is the drawing-based assessment taken by candidates in Cyprus's technical secondary education system who are pursuing the architectural drawing specialisation. It is aimed at students who can already read a simple plan and want to demonstrate that they can produce, annotate and reason about architectural drawings under exam conditions. The Pancyprian TS Arch. Drawing case studies are 5 cases and about 3,030 words.
1Closing a measured survey dimension chain at 1:50
An existing two-storey stone house in Lefkara is being measured for a renovation drawing set. The ground floor has three rooms in a row.
528 words, about 3 min2A stair that will not fit the stairwell
At the first-floor design stage of a narrow two-storey house in Nicosia, the finished floor-to-floor height is 3.05 m. The stair rises from the ground-floor hall to a landing serving three bedrooms.
660 words, about 3 min3Hipped roof: plan, elevation and a misplaced ridge
A simple rectangular house has external wall faces 10.20 m by 7.80 m. The roof is hipped at a constant pitch of 30°, with eaves level at +3.30 m and a 0.50 m overhang all round.
628 words, about 3 min4Zoning a narrow infill house on a south-facing plot
A young family owns an infill plot 8.50 m wide and 24.00 m deep. The street is on the south; a neighbour’s two-storey wall runs along the west boundary, and the east boundary opens to a low garden.
615 words, about 3 min5Enclosing an open veranda: drawing and permission judgement
A homeowner in Limassol has a 15 m² first-floor covered veranda, open on its south and east sides, beneath a concrete slab and within the building envelope. They want to enclose it with aluminium-framed glazing and a lightweight roof to create a fourth bedroom.
599 words, about 3 min