{
  "task": "Model an L-shaped kitchen with dining table, cabinets, and appliances",
  "domain": "CAD",
  "application": "SketchUp",
  "description": "Build a 3D model of an L-shaped kitchen with a dining area, working in millimetres. Use the supplied dimensioned diagrams as the layout and dimension reference: diagram_01.png (sheet A-201 with top, front, right side and isometric views) and its enlargements diagram_01_detail01.png to diagram_01_detail04.png.\n\nOverall size: the room footprint measures 5439.9 mm wide (front view) by 3846 mm deep (top view). Overall height, including the floor slab, is 2292.4 mm.\n\nShell:\n- A floor slab.\n- Two walls: one along the back and one along the right-hand side. The front and left sides stay open, as shown in the isometric view.\n- A door at the left end of the back wall.\n- A two-pane window centred over the sink run on the back wall.\n\nKitchen:\n- An L-shaped run of base cabinets with a continuous countertop. One leg runs along the back wall and the other along the right wall. Show drawer and door fronts as drawn.\n- In the back run, set a double-bowl sink with a faucet beneath the window.\n- In the right-hand run, place a four-burner hob, with a built-in oven in the base unit below it.\n- Behind the countertop, fit vertical slatted backsplash panels on both sides of the window and along the right wall.\n- Add upper and tall cabinets on the right wall, as shown in the right side view.\n- Include the countertop accessories shown: a dish drying rack, a wall-mounted knife rail with knives, and bottles.\n\nDining area:\n- A rectangular dining table in the open floor area.\n- Six chairs: two on each long side and one at each end.\n- Six place settings on the table.\n\nModel organisation:\n- Make each cabinet, appliance, fixture and furniture piece its own group or component.\n- Repeated items, such as the chairs and plates, should be instances of a shared component definition.\n- Organise the model with tags, for example walls, floor, cabinets, appliances, furniture and accessories.\n- Apply materials to distinguish surfaces such as countertops, cabinet fronts, walls, floor and metal fixtures.\n\nThe model should allow top, front, right side and isometric views matching the supplied sheet.",
  "input_files": [
    "task_files/diagrams/diagram_01.pdf",
    "task_files/diagrams/diagram_01.png",
    "task_files/diagrams/diagram_01_detail01.png",
    "task_files/diagrams/diagram_01_detail02.png",
    "task_files/diagrams/diagram_01_detail03.png",
    "task_files/diagrams/diagram_01_detail04.png"
  ],
  "deliverables": [
    {
      "path": "output_files/project_files/KITCHEN2.skp",
      "type": "native_project_or_dependency",
      "format": ".skp",
      "description": "A single SketchUp file (KITCHEN2.skp) containing the componentised, tagged and materialised 3D model of the L-shaped kitchen, its two walls and floor slab, and the six-seat dining set."
    }
  ]
}