Architectural drawings

Group members:

•Chow Hong Da

•Welson Lum Wei Jiunn

•Ng Hong Bin

•Poh Weng Chuan

•Yong Sing Yew

•Kong Zhen Chung

WHAT IS AN ARCHITECT?

A person professionally engaged in the design and construct of a building.

WHAT IS ARCHITECTURAL

DRAWING?

A technical drawing of a building (or building project) that falls within the

definition of architecture

Initial

programmin

g

Approach to

client & initial

interview

1 2

Concept

development

Schematic

design &

feasibility

Design

Design

development

Construction

3 4

Construction

drawing & Permit

Acquisition

STEP 1: INITIAL PROGRAMMING

Preliminary discussions with the architect.

Show the client your past work

Client’s goals, needs and requirements are discussed.

A rough idea is produced

Survey sites As-built drawings of an existing home

STEP 2: CONCEPT

DEVELOPMENT

Schematic Design & Feasibility The architect will present some rough sketches to the owner for

approval.

Owner verifies if the architect’s design has correctly interpreted

the client's needs.

Feasibility Report analyzes of the costs and benefits of the

project.

SCHEMATIC DESIGN

STEP 3: DESIGN

Design development The architects develop the schematic drawings into permit

documents. The graphics evolve from diagrams to actual

architectural drawing.

These drawings define the site plan, floor plans and exterior

elevations.

Client provides input to the architect for further refining.

Material studies and

furniture layouts

Building assembly and

material breakout

STEP 4: CONSTRUCTION

Construction drawing & Permit Acquisition Construction drawings are used to work on the actual building.

Construction drawings contain all the necessary information of

a project such as:

Walls

Doors

Lighting

Equipment

Furniture

When the construction drawings are complete the client will

obtain the required permits.

CONSTRUCTION

DRAWING

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