1. Architectural Conventions Architecture I Fairport High School Technology Department

2. Architectural Drawings Plans are views from the top down (bird’s eye). Elevations are flat two-dimensional views. Sections show a view of one “slice” of a planned structure. Detail Drawings are prepared at a larger scale to reveal precise information. Renderings are perspective drawings to show how the finished product will look. Models 3D proportional replica of the structure.

3. Floor Plan Drawing

4. Elevation Drawing

5. Section Drawing

6. Detail Drawing

7. Drawing Set ID AArchitectural CCivil DInterior Design EElectrical FFire Protection GGraphics KDietary LLandscape MMechanical PPlumbing SStructural TTransportation

8. Drawing ID Code Discipline Prefix Group Number Drawing Number SYSTEM CODE: A 2. 1

9. Title Block Information Project Title & Number Drawing Sheet Title Name & Address of Client Name & Address of Architect or Firm Name & Address of Contractor Initials of Designer Initials of Drafter Initials of Checker Revision Block (Title, #, Preparer) Professional Seal Space Scale Date Sheet Number (AIA Code / # of Sheets in set)

10. Cross-Reference Symbol

12. Window Callout

13. Architectural Lines