Building Drawing PlansTRC ENGINEERING 301-869-6446 TEDROSSCONSULTING.COMELISABETH KIRK AND TED ROSS

The Importance of Building Drawings

Not used for sword fights when they’re rolled up, nor as an intercom for the maintenance staff, fodder for rodents’ nests, or bonfires.

Saves the property 10s of thousands of dollars at a minimum Quick reference to the relationship of the building and it’s

equipment and systems Explains the way work should be completed Facilitates Building operations and emergencies Assists in troubleshooting building issues Assists contractors in producing accurate bids

Types of Lines

Grey lines = Architectural; walls, pillars, doors, etc. Dotted or Dashed lines = Demolition work. Solid lines = Existing work. Thicker solid lines = New work. T= Title Page / index SP= Site Plan A= Architectural Drawings S= Structural Drawings P= Plumbing E= Electrical M= Mechanical

Key Notes apply to All drawings

Work Notes Ensure Accuracy

Schedules Ensure the Proper Equipment is Selected

Flow Diagram: Understanding Your System

Ensure the System can be Fed

Ensure you Meet Code Requirements