Module 6 of 6
Interiors, Finishing and Handover
How an interior concept becomes shop drawings, how modular factories turn them into cut lists and CNC files, what a proper handover contains, and how to choose a software stack for your kind of project.
After this module you can
You can tell when interior quantities are reliable, read a cut list, assemble a handover file, and pick a sensible software stack for a house or a tower.
- 6.1 Interiors: From Concept to Shop DrawingsInterior work has its own small lifecycle inside stage 8. This lesson follows it from concept deck to shop drawing, and shows the site check that saves a kitchen.6 min read
- 6.2 Modular Factory Software, Cut Lists and CNCA wardrobe becomes a list of panels, then a layout on board sheets, then machine code. This lesson works through one wardrobe and shows where software saves board.6 min read
- 6.3 As-Built, Handover and Facility ManagementThe building will be run for decades after the contractor leaves. This lesson lists what the handover file must contain, and how it is used afterwards.6 min read
- 6.4 Two Typical Stacks and How to ChooseA house and a tower need different tools. This lesson lays out both stacks stage by stage, shows where each one breaks, and gives five questions for choosing your own.8 min read