Virtual Construction

INTRODUCTION

Construction

Virtual Construction of a Single-Family Wood Framed House. The simulation affords Constructions Science students to observe the process of building a house from a vacant site through the wood framing necessary to build the shell and interior partitions of a house. The virtual depiction of the construction gives the students a visual understanding of how the various components of footings, foundations, floors, walls and roofs are assembled. It is not possible to give the students this experience by taking field trips to an actual construction site due to the length of time that would be required. The virtual build allows them to gain this experience in one or two class periods.


OBJECTIVE

To provide a virtual alternative to field trips, allowing students to experience all phases of construction of a wood frame house that would not otherwise be available during the course of a regular course.

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Faculty Collaborator: Dennis Korchek


Center for Innovation through Visualization and Simulation
Powers Building, Room 123
2200 169th Street
Hammond, IN 46323-2094

Phone:

1-800 HI-PURDUE, x.2765
Locally within Indiana & Illinois

E-mail:
civs@purduecal.edu

Please click play below to watch a virtual engineering demo!

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