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    The Goodheart-Willcox Co., Inc.: Publisher Tinley Park, Illinois

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    The document discusses key information that should be included on elevation drawings of buildings, such as the side of the house represented, grade lines, floor and ceiling levels, exterior wall corners, windows, doors, roof features, dimensions, porches, decks, patios, material symbols, and a title block and scale. It also describes identifying each elevation, showing the grade line and floor-to-ceiling heights, and including walls, windows, and doors visible on the exterior.

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    The document discusses key information that should be included on elevation drawings of buildings, such as the side of the house represented, grade lines, floor and ceiling levels, exterior wall corners, windows, doors, roof features, dimensions, porches, decks, patios, material symbols, and a title block and scale. It also describes identifying each elevation, showing the grade line and floor-to-ceiling heights, and including walls, windows, and doors visible on the exterior.

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    The document discusses key information that should be included on elevation drawings of buildings, such as the side of the house represented, grade lines, floor and ceiling levels, exterior wall corners, windows, doors, roof features, dimensions, porches, decks, patios, material symbols, and a title block and scale. It also describes identifying each elevation, showing the grade line and floor-to-ceiling heights, and including walls, windows, and doors visible on the exterior.

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    The document discusses key information that should be included on elevation drawings of buildings, such as the side of the house represented, grade lines, floor and ceiling levels, exterior wall corners, windows, doors, roof features, dimensions, porches, decks, patios, material symbols, and a title block and scale. It also describes identifying each elevation, showing the grade line and floor-to-ceiling heights, and including walls, windows, and doors visible on the exterior.

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    The Goodheart-Willcox Co., Inc.


    Tinley Park, Illinois

    ELEVATIONS

    INTRODUCTION TO ELEVATIONS

    Photograph of a residence.
    3

    INTRODUCTION TO ELEVATIONS

    Floor plan of the residence shown in the


    previous slide.
    4

    Front elevation drawing for the


    5
    residence shown
    in the previous slides.

    Required Information
    Features that should be included
    on the elevations:
    Side of house represented.
    Grade lines.
    Finished floor and ceiling levels.
    Exterior wall corners.
    Windows and doors.
    (continued)
    6

    Required Information
    Roof features.
    Vertical dimensions of important
    features.
    Porches, decks, and patios.
    Material symbols.
    Dimension notes and symbols.
    Title block and scale.
    7

    Elevation Identification
    Each elevation must identify the wall
    represented.
    Two methods are commonly used:
    Front, rear, right side, and left side.
    North, south, east, west.

    Identify each elevation immediately


    below the drawing.

    GRADE LINE, FLOORS, AND CEILINGS


    The grade line is the reference point for
    most elevations.
    Plot plan shows the existing grade.
    Draw features below grade as hidden
    lines.
    Show floor-to-ceiling heights.

    Walls, Windows, and Doors


    Show all visible wall corners as
    object lines.
    Draw a wall section to identify
    vertical heights needed for the
    drawing.
    Include windows and doors that are
    visible on the exterior wall.
    10

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