Site plans are at the core of every construction or renovation project. They ensure that every element of the property aligns with local laws, design standards, and the builder’s vision. Whether you’re a novice or just brushing up on your skills, understanding site plans is essential. In this article, we’ll dive into the key elements… Read More »
Creating a site plan might seem daunting at first, but it’s an essential skill for anyone involved in drafting, architecture, or property development. Whether you’re placing a brand-new building or remodeling an existing one, a well-drafted site plan ensures everything aligns perfectly on paper and in reality. In this article, we’ll break down the basics… Read More »
If you would like to discuss the courses before you decide to enroll, that’s fine and dandy, and a simple thing to do. You can email me at tim@draftingboard.us Or you can call me at (423) 381-4671 Either way will be fine, although you may not reach me on Sunday’s. Thanks, Tim Davis
There are certain drafters (draftsmen) who specialize in specific fields of drafting. There are some who actually subcontract to designers and architects to complete special plans like electrical, plumbing, HVAC (Heating and Air Conditioning), site plans, structural detailing, cabinets, special detailing and sectional drawings, etc., Most times these are drafters who are already trained in… Read More »
Even before a set of architectural drawings is created, it’s necessary to determine if a building will fit on a piece of real estate. This is where a site plan comes into play. No complete set of architectural plans is really complete without the site plan. A site plan, also known as a plot plan,… Read More »
The workspace of Autocad 2d includes two working environments which work hand in hand. These can be viewed in the Status bar at the bottom of your screen under the Model and Layout tabs. By default we have two layouts but you can create up to 100 in a single drawing. Usually two or three… Read More »
AutoCAD is used mainly by drafters, although engineers, surveyors and architects may need to use the software from time to time. AutoCAD is a 2D and 3D computer-aided drafting software used in the field of architecture, construction and manufacturing to assist in the preparation of blueprints and other engineering plans. Professional who uses AutoCAD is… Read More »