- is a formal document, presenting the design solutions
Space planning is a process that takes several
planned for the investment.
– Each sheet should Be numbered in relation to the entire
set of drawings. Thus, if the set consists of ten sheets, each
consecutive sheet is numbered 1 of 10, 2 of 10, and so on.
– provides proper study of the subsurface condition of the
site.
- prepares, signs and dry-seals the Electric Plans; including
the application for an electrical permit to be issued by the
concerned government office and the utility company to
supply electric power for the project.
-- a landscape plan showing the location and the outside view
of the project with its surrounding including landscaping and
garden elements.
- prepares, signs and dry-seals the Plumbing Plans; including
the application for the plumbing permit from the concerned
government unit.
- It accommodates the needs of the occupants and visitors in
the most efficient manner.
- prepares plans for mechanical installation; signs and dry-
seals the plans and application for permit to place the
equipment indicated in the drawings.
– line symbols used in technical drawing which enables
engineers/designers to express features of designed products
clearly and accurately.
- consists essentially of finding information on prints. The
information may be displayed on a drawing in the form of
lines, notes, symbols, and schedules.
– provide information about specific parts
- to present the purposed building or facility in an
attractive setting at the proposed site for promotional
purposes. Includes:
– defines the coordinate system or the column location of
the building.
- Also known as drafting, is the practice of creating accurate
representations of objects for architectural and engineering
purposes. CADD computer software can be used like
AutoCAD, Autodesk Revit, Sketchup Etc.
- is drawing and making the plans manually with use of tools
and techniques. In addition, the drafter should have a
complete mastery of the mechanics of drawing and high
standard of precision and accuracy as well as close attention
to detail.
- project and constructions drawings
- It is typically located in the bottom right-hand corner of the
drawing frame.
- This is an identification of the project by client name,
company, or project name.
– dimensions are important to determine the area of such
portion in plans. Also, designations are included to show
what kind of Area is in the plan.
- This can be a specific job or file number for the drawing.
– Where more than one scale is used, as is found on detail
sheets, the space for indication of scale should read
“as noted” or “as shown”.
– The signature or initials of the drafter, checker approving
officer, and issuing officer, with the respective dates, shown
be shown.
- The graphic representation of the project is drawn to some
proportion of the actual size of the project; usually 1/8 inch is
equal to a foot (1cm is equal to 1 meter).
- is an in-depth analysis of how physical space is used in
structures. It considers the purpose of spaces and who will
use them.
steps, and it's an important component for the work of
building designers.
- is a process of providing all information necessary for
construction of a building that will meet the proponents’ or
owners’ requirements and also satisfy the public health,
welfare & safety requirements base of the given applied
codes and standards by the authority.
- It shows how occupants will move through space,
- designs and computes the correct sizes for structural
frames and other critical parts to achieve economy in the
construction, strength, stability and safety of the building;
signs and dry-seals his work.
- They are the means for receiving a building permit, use for
competitive bidding, provide instruction for construction, use
for material take – offs, provide permanent records, can be
used as a basis for learning purposes, basis of contract.
-It organizes the space of furniture and functions to work
together,
- a simple diagram that will show you what activities take
place in the space and the relationship between these
activities.
- Draw your space to scale. Include some furniture, doors,
and windows etc. Designer must be able to present to see all
the fixtures and features on the plan.
- The project owner - aside from giving the guidelines and
requirements to be taken into account in drawing the plans -
should also provide the architect with the information about
the area, shape, boundaries and characteristics of the terrain
on which the building will be erected. The ideal source of the
required information is the ---prepared by a licensed
Geodetic Engineer or Land Surveyor.
- On this plan are plotted the land monuments (represented
by circles) and the bearings and distances of the boundaries
based on the technical descriptions appearing on the Original
Certificate of Title (OCT) or Transfer Certificate of Title (TCT)
of the land.
- needs all the technical information about the lot/project
site to help him determine the ideal size, shape, orientation
and placement of the proposed structure when he prepares
the Site Development Plan for the project.
- a plan showing different views (front, rear, right and left
side) of the project with doors and windows schedule and
other details such as the materials to be used in finishes.
- is an official approval issued by the local government agency
that allows you, or your contractor to proceed with a
construction, or remodeling project on your property.
-must properly filled – up application forms duly signed and
sealed by professionals:
- draws the lot plan based from the data on the OCT or TCT
of the project site if not yet available; or surveys the land,
computes boundaries; and locates or relocates concrete Iot
monuments; signs and seals his work.
- is prepared by the Geodetic Engineer on a prescribed
drawing sheet. Among other standard drawings to be shown
thereon is the Location or Vicinity Map where the exact
position of the project site in a subdivision or community is
pinpointed.
- schedule provides details of the doors and windows of what
materials to be used.
- also called fabrication drawings, a technical drawing
prepared by various contractors, subcontractors, and
suppliers.
- In this the position, shape and dimensions of the proposed
project are shown. The improvements proposed to be
introduced on the property are also indicated.
- Designed and used by architects to show overall
appearance, inside and outside the structure, to provide
precise measurements and other details for construction.
– Schematic design / Concept- Development drawings
- A drawing to scale showing the arrangements of rooms &
spaces from a building viewed from above.
- to indicate wether the floor is above or below a
fixed reference point.
- to show where and what type of door or window is in the
plan. Also to determine how many doors and windows are in
the plans.
– the boundary line between two porperties.
- symbols used to show different features of a building.
- a plan from a cutting plane in floor plans showing the
interior details of the project.
- a plan that provides the details for wall, ceiling, floor, and
paint finish so as the client will imagine the appearance of
the project.
- generally refers to a composite of several plans that are
assembled into an organized set of drawings to transmit as
much information about a project as can be placed on paper
in one- or two - dimensional views.
- usually done and rendered from SketchUp/Revit so as to
provide a completed project view to the client.
-an unoccupied space between building and lot line, open &
unobstructed from ground upward. Shall have a minimum
width of 2.00m.
– vacant spaces between the building and lot
lines.