Shows the overall layout of the construction site

Indicates the location of buildings and other features on the property

A scaled diagram showing the arrangement of rooms on one story of a building

Shows the structural aspects of a building

Includes load-bearing walls, columns, beams, and other structural elements

Focuses on outdoor spaces such as balconies, terraces, and rooftops

Shows the layout, materials, and features of these elevated areas

Shows a vertical slice through a building

Reveals internal structural details and the relationship between floors and building components

Helps people visualize parts that may not be visible in an exterior view

Shows the exterior of a building from different angles

Displays architectural details such as doors, windows, and decorative elements

Helps communicate the building's external appearance

Focuses on outdoor areas, including gardens, pathways, and green spaces

Usually represented by thick lines that define the boundaries of rooms or buildings

Represented by lines showing the its position and an arc indicating its opening direction

Commonly represented by thin parallel lines within or along a wall

Represented by simplified shapes showing the approximate size and shape of objects

Represented by icons or simplified drawings indicating the type and function of a device

Their symbols help show where people enter and leave a room.