2. drawings

3. DRAWINGS DIFFERENT TYPES ? Architects working drawings Block Plan Site Plan General Location Plan Detail Drawing component part drawing

4. DRAWINGS Site plans Architect's drawings Location drawings Are all kept on site, locked away in a cabinet The bill of quantities is not kept on site

5. 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

6. 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

7. Site Plan North Pipe work

8. SIZE DOES MATTER the most common scale for a site plan is 1.2500

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

10. ELEVATIONS SHOW A BUILDING FROM A PARTICULAR SIDE AND SHOW THE POSITIONS OF FEATURES SUCH AS DOORS AND WINDOWS

11. Why are symbols used on drawings ? To cut down the need for lengthy wording

12. 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.

13. COMPONENT RANGE DRAWING Detailed drawing Of working parts This is a component range drawing of a Generator

14. WHAT TYPE OF DRAWING IS THIS ?

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

18. SOMETIMES ABBREVIATIONS ARE USED ON DRAWINGS DO YOU KNOW WHAT THESE STAND FOR ? RWP BLDG DS DRW’G DPC WBP

19. ANSWER 1 Location plan

20. ANSWER 2 Block / Site plan

21. ANSWER 3 Component range drawing

22. ANSWER 4

23. ANSWERS Rain water pipe Building Drainage system Drawing Damp proof course Water boil proof

24. HOW MANY DID YOU GET RIGHT