Creating architectural plans that include floor plans, elevations, and sections, which serve as a foundation for structural design.
Developing detailed structural drawings that depict the structural framework of a building, including columns, beams, foundations, and structural connections.
Preparing comprehensive construction documents, such as drawings and specifications, which contractors use for construction purposes.
Producing reinforcement drawings that specify the size, location, and arrangement of reinforcing bars (rebar) in concrete structures.
Creating fabrication and shop drawings that guide the manufacturing and assembly of structural components like steel beams, trusses, and precast concrete elements.
Providing detailed connection design and drawings for how structural components are joined or attached to ensure stability and strength.
Developing foundation plans that illustrate the design and layout of footings, piers, and other foundation elements.
Drafting drawings for retaining walls that specify the dimensions, materials, and reinforcement needed to support earth and resist lateral pressure.
Creating as-built drawings that document the actual construction and record any deviations from the original design.
Utilizing Building Information Modeling (BIM) software like Revit to create 3D models and associated 2D drawings for enhanced coordination and visualization.
Estimating the quantities of materials required for construction based on the drafted plans, which can be used for cost estimation and procurement.
Preparing drawings for renovation and retrofit projects, including structural modifications and alterations to existing buildings.