Floor Plan

Floor Plan

It is considered as the backbone of every construction project. Are scale drawings that visually illustrate the relationship between multiple rooms, spaces, and physical features as viewed from above.

Entire space of your property

Room layouts

Illustrate doors and windows

Additional features

What is Included in a Floor Plan?

Entire space of your property

The entire purchased area falls under your floor plan. When the architect creates the floor plan, they will include the location and setup of your bedrooms, living rooms, dining rooms, kitchen, bathrooms, garage, garden, backyard, and more.

Room layouts

These _ will further depict how different rooms will be connected with each other, how stairs are connected to the second floor, how the hallways are connected with individual rooms and more.

Illustrate doors and windows

Your floor plan should depict the locations of the door entryways, the height and width of the windows, the direction of your sitting in the room, the height and width of your doors, and more.

Additional features

The floor plan should plot out the space you will need for built-in appliances like refrigerator, oven, sink, washer, and dryer. Anything you need to include in your interior layout should be drawn on your floor plans.

Blueprint

is almost similar to floor plans, as they also detail the architectural drawings used by the construction team.

Rendering

or elevations, are the front, rear, and side drawings of the finished construction project.

Bumwad

or scratch paper, or tracing paper, is an onion paper used by the architects to draw the initial design of the floor plans.

Schematics

will include all the primary goals that an architect will try to achieve from the said design.

Dollhouse View

All the floor plans, when depicted in a 3D view, come under _

Building Plan

is a graphical illustration of what a building or a complex will look like after construction.

House Plan

is a set of construction that defines a residential house's construction specifications. In most Asian countries, _ are also known as blueprints.

Garden Plan

is proper planning that creates a garden at either your place or your client's house.

Backyard Garden Plan

refers to a home garden plan located at the back of the house.

Shade Garden Plan

are designed in areas with little or no direct sunlight.

Herbal Garden Plan

refers to that Garden Plan dedicated to growing a specific group of plants with medicinal properties.

Landscape Plan

visually illustrates the scenery of the natural world with the views that impact the creator. Involves the design, planning, and maintenance of the land that you will use for plantation or irrigation.

Site Analysis

generally involves taking pictures of the landscape and noting all the key elements such as existing structures and plant materials.

Bubble Plan

is used to draw colored circles or bubbles to some designated areas with specific purposes.

Plot Plan

illustrates the entire landscape's features, layout, dimensions, and important structure.

Concept Images

provide pictures or images of the components or features included in the plot plan.

Planting Plan

will help you understand what plants you need to have in your landscape design.

Electrical Plan

is a technical drawing that delivers visual representation and describes circuits and electrical systems.

Plumbing and Piping Plan

is a technical overview of the system that shows the piping for fresh water going into the building and waste coming out.