Plan Index
A construction plan is forrmated in diferent dimensions, the typicall paper size is 24 x 30, but it varies with the size of the building, details and site.
Typical Format of a Plan |
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| CS Plans | General Information - The first sheet in a set may include General notes, Directory of contacts, Engineers in record, scope of work, location of the project, rendering of the project, codes applied and general information. |
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P Plans | Site Plans - Site plans, including a key plan, appear before other plans and on smaller projects may be on the first sheet. |
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| L Plans | Landscape Plans - Most projects require a landscape plan, although this can be integrated with the site plan if the drawing remains clear. |
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| A Plans | Architectural Plans - Depicting Floor plans, starting with the lowest floor andending with the roof plan usually appear near the beginning of the set. |
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| S Plans | Structural Plans - While smaller projects may only show structural information on the plans and sections, larger projects have separate sheets describing the structure of the building. |
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| M Plans | Mechanical Plans - Mechanical drawings show HVAC diagrams, exhaust lines and hvac equipment. |
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| PP Plans | Plubmbing Plans - These plans show plumbing related diagrams, such as water, waste, gas, storm drain, vents, sand and oil, grease waste, fixture schedules, and details |
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