Eco-friendly materials that minimize environmental impact, such as reclaimed wood or bamboo.

The craft of cutting, shaping, and installing building materials, focusing on wood.

The discipline of planning, executing, and overseeing projects to achieve specific goals.

A built environment such as a shed or gazebo, designed for outdoor use.

Fundamental guidelines that inform the aesthetic and functional aspects of a project.

Methods that reduce harm to the environment, promoting sustainability.

Established guidelines to ensure safety during construction activities.

The process of estimating costs and allocating resources for a project.

A preliminary model used to test and refine design concepts before final construction.

The process of choosing appropriate materials based on project requirements and sustainability.

Identifying, assessing, and mitigating potential risks in a project.

A schedule outlining the phases and deadlines of a project.

A review process to ensure construction meets established standards and specifications.

Safety gear worn to minimize exposure to hazards during construction.

The defined boundaries and deliverables of a project.

Methods for effectively sharing information among project stakeholders.

A personal record of thoughts and experiences to enhance learning and self-assessment.

Practical involvement in activities that reinforce theoretical knowledge.

The process of finding and obtaining necessary materials for construction.

Involving all parties affected by a project in the planning and execution phases.

Potential risks and dangers present in a construction environment.

Creating visual representations of ideas to communicate design intentions.

Tools used to evaluate student performance based on predefined criteria.

Milestones in a project used to assess progress and make adjustments.

Input from peers and stakeholders to improve project outcomes.

A collection of work showcasing skills, processes, and completed projects.