Measured Drawings
Existing Conditions
Embedded Files
Measured Drawings PROCESS
Measured Drawings PROCESS
Drawings Survey
Drawings Survey
Creating plans and schematics when they do not exist. Plans are created from a site visit and field measure of a building. Plan documents reflect the existing condition of a building.
Step 1:
Site visit survey
Building Photographs
Building Sketches
Building Measurement
Step 2:
Transfer sketches
Drafting Services
Redraw Building
Check Measurements
Step 3:
Drawing Review
Plan layout elements
(Floorplan, Elevations)
Deliverable (PDF, email)
Measurement
Measurement
Existing building measurement
Architectural Building Design
Measure, Sketch, Redraw
When plans do not exist
Floor plans are updated
All plans drawn to scale
Drawings Use and Applications
Drawings Use and Applications
AS-BUILT DRAWINGS
AS-BUILT DRAWINGS
Construction site changes
Drawings for Architect of Record
Drawings for General Contractor
Drawings for Investors Owners
Drawings for Real Estate Uses
Drawings for Developers
Drawings for Construction Permits
As-Built Meaning and Use
As-Built Meaning and Use
As-Built is not the same as a measured drawing period. This is strictly determined by definition and use of the work performed. (see below)
As-Built is not the same as a measured drawing period. This is strictly determined by definition and use of the work performed. (see below)
Onsite construction changes require documentation.
Building change from design
During and after construction
Existing Building Conditions
Key areas and details
Drawing layout
Architects
As-Built plans are post construction, created from field measurement after the building construction is complete.
Contractors
As-Built drawings document building deviations, changes from the architect’s original design. Drawings provide up to date documentation of the building, which may have changed since original construction.
As-Built drawings are typically used by the architect and general contractor.
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