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Construction Drawings
DRAWINGS
Architectural Drawings
These drawings are the primary source of information about the overall
design and layout of the building.
Floor Plans: Show the layout of rooms, walls, doors, windows, and other
elements from a top view.
Elevations: Provide views of the building’s exterior from all sides.
Sections: Show vertical cuts through the building to illustrate the internal
structure and relationship between different levels.
Detail Drawings: Provide detailed information on specific building parts,
such as staircases, windows, doors, and other architectural elements.
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Structural Drawings
These drawings provide detailed information on the structural framework
of the building.
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Electrical Drawings
These drawings provide details on the electrical systems within the
building.
Plumbing Layouts: Show the routing of water supply and drainage pipes.
Isometric Drawings: Provide a 3D representation of the plumbing
systems to illustrate pipe connections.
Fixture Details: Detail the installation of plumbing fixtures such as sinks,
toilets, and showers.
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Civil Drawings
TThese drawings focus on site-related aspects of the construction project.
Site Plans: Show the overall layout of the construction site, including
building locations, roads, parking areas, and landscaping.
Grading Plans: Detail the elevation and contour changes required on the
site.
Drainage Plans: Show the design and layout of site drainage systems.
Utility Plans: Detail the layout and connections of site utilities such as
water, sewer, gas, and electrical services.
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Landscape Drawings
These drawings provide details on the landscape design around the
building.
Landscape Plans: Show the layout of plants, trees, walkways, and other
landscape features.
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Interior Design Drawings
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Fire Protection Drawings
These drawings detail the fire protection systems within the building.
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Specialty Drawings
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