FISHER AUDITORIUM

Initial Stages prior to taking images and documenting measurements is first calculating the square footages of the facility in AutoCad, and then recording AutoCads dimensions before comparing that to the actual dimensions of the building when visiting the site. Prior to the revisions and calculations, there were only three floor plans, but after vising the building and taking measurements, additional floor plan (the Mezzanine Level) were documented along with the roof floor plan for a total of five floor plans. Majority of the changes of the measurements were from the first floor where some spaces like the library spaces, or additional office spaces were not documented.

East to West Section

A grid-floor plan and sections of the first and second floor level that showcases where the columns and beams (Wide Flang Beam) within the walls takes place.

Shisler Center was another set of buildings that I was tasked with, which was next to the Fisher Auditorium, in Wooster, Ohio. Both buildings are constructed with similar masonry types, but Shisler appears more modern as it was constructed later after Fisher. There is a direct entry to the building but one can enter through shisler from Fisher by exiting out into the hallway. The building is one Floor Level but unlike Fisher, has no assess to the roof.