General Notes & Scope

An older house has its own ideas. Walls aren't always where the old plans say. So we start by measuring and drawing what's actually there.

1. Existing-conditions drawings of the structure come first.
2. Then design and construction drawings for the work.

We document what's there, then draw what's next.

Building new means a builder has to price it and a crew has to follow it. We take you from concept sketches to a full construction set.

1. Floor plans.
2. Elevations.
3. Building sections.
4. Door and window schedules.

Commercial work starts with a clear record of the building. From there you can weigh your options.

1. As-built documentation.
2. Concept options.
3. Site plans.

When your desk is full, send the overflow here.

1. Overflow drafting.
2. As-builts.
3. Permit sets.
4. Revisions.