Building Drawing

Contents

1. Conventions

1. Introduction

2. Conventions As Per IS: 962: 1989

2.1 Symbols for Different Materials used for Construction

2.2 Graphical Symbols for Doors and Windows

2.3 Abbreviations

2.4 Symbols for Sanitary and Electrical Installations

2.5 Symbols for Furniture and Room Furnishing

3. Lines

3.1 Types of Lines

3.2 Appropriate Lettering and Numbering for Drawing

4. Types of Scale

4.1 Criteria for Proper Selection of Scale for Various Types of Drawings

5. Reading and Interpreting Readymade Architectural Building Drawing

2. Planning of Building

1. Introduction

2. Principles of Planning of Residential and Public Building

3. Space Requirement and Norms

3.1 Common Units for Public Buildings

4. Rules and Bye-laws for Construction

5. Rules and By-laws for Construction in Rural Areas

6. Calculation of Areas

Solved Examples for Calculation of Area

7. Line Plans of Residential Buildings

7.1 Minimum Dimensions of Residential Building

8. Line Plan for Residential Building

9. Line Plan for Public Building

9.1 Planning of School Building

9.2 Primary Health Centre

9.3 Hospital Building

9.4 Planning of Bank

9.5 Post Office

9.6 Hostel

9.7 Restaurants and Canteen

9.8 Vegetable Market

3. Types of Drawing

1. Introduction

2. Building Drawing Graphical Language

3. Types of Drawing

4. Data Drawing

4.1 Developed Plan

4.2 Elevation

4.3 Sections

4.4 Site Plan

4.5 Location Plan

4.6 Area Statement

4.7 Schedule of Doors and Windows

4.8 Schedule of Openings

4.9 General Construction Notes

5. Planning of Staircase

5.1 Location of Staircase

5.2 Types of Stairs

6. Submission Drawing

7. Working Drawing

8. Foundation Plan

8.1 Measured Drawing

9. Details of R.C.C. Component

4. Perspective Drawing

1. Introduction

2. Perspective Drawing

2.1 Types of Perspective Drawing

2.2 Terminology used in Perspective Drawing

2.3 Principles used in Perspective Drawing

2.4 Necessity of Perspective Drawing

3. One Point Perspective

4. Two-Point Perspective

5. Three Point Perspective

6. Drawing Perspective