CPPBDN6101 — Produce compliant designs for Class 2-9 buildings up to three storeys
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What an assessment for CPPBDN6101 must cover
42 assessable components: 5 elements (24 performance criteria), 1 performance evidence and 14 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 3 foundation skills. 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 Develop design brief
- 1.1Consult with client to clarify building design vision, preferences and budget to inform design brief.
- 1.2Perform site analysis and research local approving authority requirements applicable to client site.
- 1.3Review design requirements, challenges and planning constraints specific to building location.
- 1.4Research passive design principles and sustainability considerations.
- 1.5Document design brief in accordance with workplace requirements.
- 1.6Confirm design brief with client to obtain consent to proceed to design stage.
2 Analyse project information to clarify design concept
- 2.1Review design brief and site analysis and identify additional required information.
- 2.2Determine impacts of compliance requirements on design options according to classification and use of building.
- 2.3Analyse implications of preferred construction materials and methods on design options.
- 2.4Reconcile site analysis and compliance requirements with design brief and resolve any conflict.
3 Produce design concept
- 3.1Propose innovative design solutions that utilise sustainability principles to minimise environmental impact.
- 3.2Prepare draft concept representations that are drawn to scale and test design ideas.
- 3.3Review draft concept design to ensure it meets requirements of design brief, site and compliance constraints.
- 3.4Apply rendering techniques to drawing views to enhance readability and depict light, shade and material finishes.
- 3.5Produce set of concept design drawings for presentation to client.
4 Consult with client to finalise design concept
- 4.1Present and discuss design concepts with client.
- 4.2Explain design choices including energy efficient and sustainability considerations.
- 4.3Explain solutions developed to meet project requirements and record client feedback.
- 4.4Resolve issues and associated implications arising from client feedback and revise drawings accordingly.
5 Refine spatial, structural and technical elements of building design to complete drawings
- 5.1Review structural and services systems and incorporate appropriate systems into building design.
- 5.2Incorporate optimum, cost-effective and sustainable construction materials and methods into building design.
- 5.3Assess design drawings against client and compliance requirements and address anomalies.
- 5.4Present final building design drawings to client for approval.
- 5.5Finalise and store design documentation in accordance with workplace requirements.
Performance evidence
- To demonstrate competency, a candidate must meet the performance criteria of this unit by producing compliant building design drawings and presenting designs to clients for two different Class 2-9 buildings as defined by the National Construction Code (NCC). Each building must be of a different class and in different project locations and conditions. At least one building must be of Type A construction as defined by the NCC.
Knowledge evidence
- architectural styles and building construction terminology relevant to working with building designs
- NCC building classifications
- legislation, codes and standards requirements for the design of Class 2-9 buildings
- contextual and site constraints that place limits on design options
- bushfire attack level rating
- features and impact of building life cycles
- design development and approval processes and implications of changes to design at each stage
- design brief format
- energy efficient design principles and sustainability considerations
- scientific and social principles of human interaction with the built environment
- construction materials and methods
- principles of design
- sketches, including plans, elevations and three-dimensional (3-D) views
- rendering techniques
Foundation skills
- reading: reading skills to interpret and apply complex technical information in regulations, codes and standards
- numeracy: numeracy skills to calculate optimum and cost-effective design solutions
- written and oral: written and oral skills to communicate appropriately for the audience and situation
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What does an assessment tool for CPPBDN6101 need to cover?
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