Congratulations! You have won the contest to create your own dream house. Now you must design it. In this project you will create a two-dimensional drawing of your dream house. Your dream house can include anything and everything you desire. It must also include some of the geometric shapes you have been studying. You will be the architect and the construction manager of this project.

Part 1: Floor Plan Drawing

The first phase of your project will be to create a plan drawing of one floor of your house. It must include measurements and must also include at least one of each of these types of shapes:

Square Rectangle Triangle Circle (at least a portion of a circle, for example a semi-circle) Your drawing must have these elements: Each of your rooms must be neatly drawn and clearly labeled with what type of room it is and what type of shape it is, along with measurements. Minimum Rooms Required: 2 bedrooms 2 bathrooms 1 kitchen 1 living room

Your house must have realistic measurements and should be something in which someone would actually live. Each measurement must be labeled on the floor plan. Be creative! Have fun with the design and make it very imaginative.

Part 2: Area Calculations

The second half of your project is to outfit your dream house. Your dream house must have some type of flooring. In order to determine how much flooring you will need, you must calculate the area of each room and then decide which type of flooring you will use for each room.

Part 3: Total Area and Cost

You must choose at least two different types of flooring to use in your house. You will also need to figure out the total cost for the type of flooring. Using the areas calculations from part two and the prices for flooring listed below, choose your type of flooring and calculate how much it will cost. There are no cost constraints because this is your dream house.

Carpet: $2 per square foot Linoleum: $1 per square foot Ceramic Tile: $3 per square foot Hardwood flooring: $5 per square foot Cement: $2 per square foot

Type of Room Shape of Room Type of Flooring in Room Dimensions Total Area Cost of Flooring 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) Total: Total:

Grading Policy

Objective: You will design a dream house with a floor plan drawing and area calculations as described above. You are to incorporate what has been learned about geometry into this project. Your grade will be determined as follows:

Rubric Name:

________________________________ Max. points Points Received Comments Part 1: Floor Plan Drawing 10 Part 2: Area Calculations 10 Part 3: Total Area and Cost 10 Extra Credit: 2 points for each additional room or floor type above what is required Total 30

Grading Scale: A: 25-30 Excellent work. All parts of the project are at or above the expectations. B: 20-24 Great work. All parts of the project have been met, with a few minor errors. C: 15-19 Satisfactory. Some parts of the project were incorrect, or were not completed. Below 15 Needs improvement. Many requirements were missing or incorrect.

Congratulations! You have won the contest to create your own dream house. Now you must design it. In this project you will create a two-dimensional drawing of your dream house. Your dream house can include anything and everything you desire. It must also include some of the geometric shapes you have been studying. You will be the architect and the construction manager of this project. Part 1: Floor Plan Drawing The first phase of your project will be to create a plan drawing of one floor of your house. It must include measurements and must also include at least one of each of these types of shapes: Square Rectangle Triangle Circle (at least a portion of a circle, for example a semi-circle) Your drawing must have these elements: Each of your rooms must be neatly drawn and clearly labeled with what type of room it is and what type of shape it is, along with measurements. Minimum Rooms Required: 2 bedrooms 2 bathrooms 1 kitchen 1 living room Your house must have realistic measurements and should be something in which someone would actually live. Each measurement must be labeled on the floor plan. Be creative! Have fun with the design and make it very imaginative. Part 2: Area Calculations The second half of your project is to outfit your dream house. Your dream house must have some type of flooring. In order to determine how much flooring you will need, you must calculate the area of each room and then decide which type of flooring you will use for each roon . Part 3: Total Area and Cost You must choose at least two different types of flooring to use in your house. You will also need to figure out the total cost for the type of flooring. Using the areas calculations from part two and the prices for flooring listed below, choose your type of flooring and calculate how much it will cost. There are no cost constraints because this is your dream house. Carpet: $2 per square foot Linoleum: $1 per square foot Ceramic Tile: $3 per square foot Hardwood flooring: $5 per square foot Cement: $2 per square foot Type of Room Shape of Type of Flooring Room in Room Dimensions Total Area Cost of Flooring 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) Total: Total: 7) 8) Total: Total: Grading Policy Objective: You will design a dream house with a floor plan drawing and area calculations as described above. You are to incorporate what has been learned about geometry into this project. Your grade will be determined as follows: Rubric Name: Max. . Points points Received Comments 10 Part 1: Floor Plan Drawing 10 Part 2: Area Calculations 10 Part 3: Total Area and Cost Extra Credit: 2 points for each additional room or floor type above what is required Total 30 Grading Scale: A: 25-30 Excellent work. All parts of the project are at or above the expectations. B: 20-24 Great work. All parts of the project have been met, with a few minor errors. C: 15-19 Satisfactory. Some parts of the project were incorrect, or were not completed. Rolour 15 Noode imbrovomont Mouromonte woro miccinar incorrect Congratulations! You have won the contest to create your own dream house. Now you must design it. In this project you will create a two-dimensional drawing of your dream house. Your dream house can include anything and everything you desire. It must also include some of the geometric shapes you have been studying. You will be the architect and the construction manager of this project. Part 1: Floor Plan Drawing The first phase of your project will be to create a plan drawing of one floor of your house. It must include measurements and must also include at least one of each of these types of shapes: Square Rectangle Triangle Circle (at least a portion of a circle, for example a semi-circle) Your drawing must have these elements: Each of your rooms must be neatly drawn and clearly labeled with what type of room it is and what type of shape it is, along with measurements. Minimum Rooms Required: 2 bedrooms 2 bathrooms 1 kitchen 1 living room Your house must have realistic measurements and should be something in which someone would actually live. Each measurement must be labeled on the floor plan. Be creative! Have fun with the design and make it very imaginative. Part 2: Area Calculations The second half of your project is to outfit your dream house. Your dream house must have some type of flooring. In order to determine how much flooring you will need, you must calculate the area of each room and then decide which type of flooring you will use for each roon . Part 3: Total Area and Cost You must choose at least two different types of flooring to use in your house. You will also need to figure out the total cost for the type of flooring. Using the areas calculations from part two and the prices for flooring listed below, choose your type of flooring and calculate how much it will cost. There are no cost constraints because this is your dream house. Carpet: $2 per square foot Linoleum: $1 per square foot Ceramic Tile: $3 per square foot Hardwood flooring: $5 per square foot Cement: $2 per square foot Type of Room Shape of Type of Flooring Room in Room Dimensions Total Area Cost of Flooring 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) Total: Total: 7) 8) Total: Total: Grading Policy Objective: You will design a dream house with a floor plan drawing and area calculations as described above. You are to incorporate what has been learned about geometry into this project. Your grade will be determined as follows: Rubric Name: Max. . Points points Received Comments 10 Part 1: Floor Plan Drawing 10 Part 2: Area Calculations 10 Part 3: Total Area and Cost Extra Credit: 2 points for each additional room or floor type above what is required Total 30 Grading Scale: A: 25-30 Excellent work. All parts of the project are at or above the expectations. B: 20-24 Great work. All parts of the project have been met, with a few minor errors. C: 15-19 Satisfactory. Some parts of the project were incorrect, or were not completed. Rolour 15 Noode imbrovomont Mouromonte woro miccinar incorrect