MSFID6020 — Develop commercial interior design project documentation

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39 assessable components: 4 elements (20 performance criteria), 2 performance evidence and 17 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

1.1Confirm documentation requirements through analysis of the design proposal
1.2Analyse the site and building construction to identify structural and service implications of proposed design
1.3Identify building classification and review regulatory implications of proposed design
1.4Identify building services, and implications of proposed design
1.5Identify and respond to the need for professional advice on design viability
1.6Identify and plan appropriate digital drawing schedule based on review of required project trades, construction and requirements

2 Research and resolve interior details

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
2.3Modify and resolve details to meet requirements and prepare detailed development drawings
2.4Seek client feedback and agree on any modifications

3 Prepare digital construction documentation

3.1Develop accurate and fully dimensioned plans, sections and reflected ceiling plans with required annotations
3.2Develop fully dimensioned and annotated details for material junctions, wall construction, ceiling elements
3.3Identify services requirements and accurately integrate into documentation
3.4Include all required information related to substrate, finish, junctions and fixings
3.5Develop associated accurate, itemised specification notes and schedules in accordance with job requirements
3.6Seek and incorporate client feedback on any design changes and on detail design development

4 Manage documentation package and quality control

4.1Maintain current and accurate drawing register
4.2Develop and implement coding and numbering system for drawings
4.3Manage drawing amendments in accordance with agreed processes and procedures
4.4Produce document package in required formats

Performance evidence

developed digital drawings, specifications and schedules for 3 commercial interior designs that individually or cumulatively include: class 5 or above buildings or projects with multi-classification, spaces with multiple levels, designs with structural requirements, service requirements, detailing of custom joinery
produced complete documentation package in 2 different formats.

Knowledge evidence

role of Australian Standards and the National Construction Code (NCC) and statutory planning regulations affecting commercial interior design in class 5 or above buildings or multi-classification buildings for: aged care facilities, bar and/or restaurant projects, hotels, retail projects, workplaces
commercial building classes, their features, regulatory framework and impact on interior fit-out requirements: accessibility, acoustic controls, energy ratings, fire egress and exit pathways, floorplate densities, fire rating level (FRL) requirements of materials, natural and artificial light, natural and mechanical ventilation, sustainability score systems and/or indexes, toilets and/or sanitary provisions
sources of professional advice on building and construction
mathematical procedures for estimation, measurement and use of computer aided drawing technology
computer aided drawing techniques, building and architectural terminology and architectural drawings conventions: coding, cross referencing, line weights, scale, symbols
scope of commercial interior design projects, and when an architect or structural engineer needs to be involved
break-down of projects into logical parts based on the construction process and the type of drawings and documentation required for different trades
construction of built interior elements, load bearing and non-load bearing, and how they are represented on drawings and specifications: beams and columns, ceilings, ceiling components, and integrated services, doors and assemblies, floors and flooring systems and integrated services, stairs and balustrades, walls, partitions, glazing and components
materials used in commercial interior design fit-outs, the fundamental techniques of how they are applied, fixed and detailed through drawing and schedules: floor materials, junctions and offsets, formats and required inclusions for design specifications, FRL requirements, glazing and doors, interior claddings, wall linings
architectural elements in commercial interiors, their features, regulatory requirements structural implications, and how they are represented on architectural drawings: building cores, lifts and lift lobbies, service and utility spaces, stairs and fire stairs, tenancy separations and fire separation, toilets, voids and atrium
custom joinery for commercial interior design, the fundamental techniques of how they are assembled, constructed and detailed through drawing: architectural hardware, bars, built-in furniture and seating, ceiling features, concealed lighting, display systems, integrated technology, platforms and/or raised floors, point of sale display systems, reception desks, storage, substrates and finish material, workstations
commercial building construction and how to interpret architectural and engineering drawings: beams and/or trusses, concrete, curtain walls and external glazing, glass, masonry, steel, structural grids
structural implications and limitations for interior design in commercial buildings: impact of interior floor and ceiling penetrations, impact of changes to interior load bearing elements, structural integration of new interior elements with existing (or proposed) building
commercial kitchen documentation requirements and associated regulations
types of services in commercial and multi-residential buildings, their features, regulatory requirements and how they are represented on detailed design drawings: acoustics, electrical, environmental controls, hydraulics, information and communications technology (ICT), lighting, mechanical ventilation
documentation management and controls: amendments and multi-access drawing protocols, drawings codes and cross-referencing, drawings schedules, file management – cloud, print and digital, quality control
formats and required inclusions for schedules and design specifications: door schedules, fixtures, furniture and equipment schedules, materials schedules

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