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Floor Plan Project Intro 
Students create and evaluate a floor plan with a "roomate" (partner)
Rubric Code: M32A66
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Subject: Vocational  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: (none)

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Followed Directions

Poor

Seems as though directions were not read or applied. Condo dimensions are incorrect and/or furniture and architecture missing.
Fair

Assumptions of directions are evident without thoroughness. Condo dimensions are either incorrect and/or furniture and architecture not all present.
Good

Attention to direction is evident. Condo dimensions are correct. Most furniture and architecture are present and turned in on time.
Excellent

Excellent attention to direction is evident. Condo dimensions are correct. All required furniture and architecture are present and turned in on time.
Teamwork

Poor

Teamwork was not evident with partner and work was unevenly distributed among partners. Partners worked separately most days.
Fair

Teamwork was somewhat evident with partner and/or Work was unevenly distributed among partners. Partners worked separately most days.
Good

Thorough teamwork is evident with partner. Work was evenly distributed, and partners worked closely together most days.
Excellent

Thorough and outstanding teamwork evident with partner. Work was evenly distributed, and partners worked closely together daily.
Floor Plan Layout

Poor

Lacking required rooms; serious architectural problems.
Fair

Good use of space including all required rooms; may need minor adjustment/revisions for best space utilization.
Good

Outstanding creative use of space including all required rooms.
Excellent

Outstanding creative use of space including all required rooms as well as additional features demonstrating depth of knowledge.
Floor Plan Symbols

Poor

Numerous errors using floor plan symbols indicating a lack of understanding or lack of detail.
Fair

Minor errors using floor plan symbols.
Good

Successful use of most architectural symbols.
Excellent

Successful use of all architectural symbols.
Use of Classtime

Poor

Did not use class time to focus on the project or often distracted others
Fair

Used some of the time well during each class period, or some of the days. There was some focus on getting the project done, but occasionally distracted others.
Good

Used time well during each class period. Usuallly focused on getting the project done and never distracted others.
Excellent

Used time well during each class period. Focused on getting the project done. Never distracted others.
professionalism

Poor

The project is distractingly messy lacking adequate use of a pen, ruler, and professional labeleing.
Fair

The project is acceptable, though it may be in something other than dark ink, a bit messy, not labeled or incorrectly labeled.
Good

Final copy is done in dark ink without any smudges or erasures and items are labeled
Excellent

The project is exceptionally attractive in terms of design, layout, and neatness. Final copy is done in dark ink without any smudges or erasures and professional labeling of items is apparent



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  • floor plan, circulation patterns, traffic patterns, zones

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