drawings

DRAWINGS DIFFERENT TYPES ?

• Architects working drawings• Block Plan• Site Plan• General Location Plan• Detail Drawing• component part drawing

DRAWINGS

• Site plans• Architect's drawings• Location drawingsAre all kept on site , locked away in a cabinet

The bill of quantities is not kept on site

General Location Plan

Scale 1:200, 1:100, 1:50. show the proposed development in relation to

surrounding properties. Very little detail is shown . The direction north is usually

shown

Block Plan / site plan

Scale 1:2500 Show the plot in more detail with drain runs , road layouts and the size and position of the existing building in relation to the property boundary

Site PlanNorth

Pipe work

SIZE DOES MATTER

• the most common scale for a site plan is 1.2500

FLOOR PLANS Show the position of the walls , size of rooms along with the positioning of elements within the building such as units

ELEVATIONSSHOW A BUILDING FROM A PARTICULAR SIDE AND

SHOW THE POSITIONS OF FEATURES SUCH AS DOORS AND WINDOWS

Why are symbols used on drawings ?

To cut down the need for lengthy wording

Detail Drawing

Scale 1:10, 1:5, 1:1. This will show all the information that is required in order to manufacture a particular component.

COMPONENT RANGE DRAWING

Detailed drawing Of working parts

This is a component range drawing of a Generator

WHAT TYPE OF DRAWING IS THIS ?

WHAT TYPE OF DRAWING IS THIS ?

WHAT TYPE OF DRAWING IS THIS ?

Can you draw a component range drawing of a kitchen base unit ?

SOMETIMES ABBREVIATIONS ARE USED ON DRAWINGS DO YOU

KNOW WHAT THESE STAND FOR ?RWP BLDGDSDRW’GDPCWBP

ANSWER 1

• Location plan

ANSWER 2

• Block / Site plan

ANSWER 3

• Component range drawing

ANSWER 4

ANSWERS

Rain water pipeBuildingDrainage systemDrawingDamp proof courseWater boil proof

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