Replanting Plans in Architecture Guide
Replanting Plans in Architecture Guide
Replanning
Replanting plan
The work plan or layout is very important within the documentation.
project chart.
It must be executed on the largest scale possible. It is common to do it in
scale 1:50, and it is preferable, although not mandatory, to present the plans on sheets
separated.
The plants constitute the detail of structure and masonry within
from a horizontal plane, and provide the location of the elements.
The particular modalities are drawn separately and accompany the
general documentation.
Stages
The first step would be to outline the terrain with the dimensions.
perimeter, marking the Municipal Line, the dividing axes of the property and its
respective angles.
On the trace of the land, the project is implemented, (structural plan or
masonry
You start by marking the main elements of the construction plan, the axes.
of replanning, which are typically orthogonal to each other for simplification:
I require an overall visualization of the plan for the selection of
most suitable place.
The marking of the layout axes must be clearly visible and with its
respective designation (ERNº1, ERNº2, ER1, ER2, etc), and limited to a point of
reference. The reference point must be fixed and determined on the ground, which is
at the intersection of the Municipal Line with one of its dividing axes. The measure
The quota should preferably be an integer to avoid errors in its
marking with the usual elements on site.
Then we started to consider linear annotations, There are two types
of annotations: the partials and the accumulated ones. Both complement each other and
they control each other. In every environment or location, there must be at least 2 boundaries.
partial: width and length.
The accumulated annotations originate from the site layout axes. One
Arrow placed where it belongs. Indicates the measurement up to there from the axis of
respective rethinking, to the right or to the left, on either side of it.
Each layout axis is the zero point, from which measurements are made in a way
accumulated all the measures marked in this way.
The locations of the openings, that is, the windows, are added to the plan.
the doors. The latter with their respective marked opening hands.
Experience indicates that more than 3 line thicknesses on the same plane,
leads to situations of confusion, which produced, mitigates the responsibility of
who would have the obligation to interpret them. Therefore, it has been adopted the
next rule:
Solid line
thick: outlines of elements in section or cut.
median: edges of seen elements, outlines of narrow elements in section.
final: quotas and auxiliary lines
Line of strokes
thick: traces of cross-section plans
• median: hidden edges
Dotted and dashed line
median: material axes
final: traces of section plane change.
Dotted line
elements to be demolished or accessories.
Conventional signs are governed by standards such as DIN, ASA, IRAM, etc., for
represent materials and construction elements according to drawing monochrome or multicolor, scale
employee, etc.
The most commonly used scales are:
1:2.5 1:5 1:10 1:20 1:50 1:100 1:200 1:500 1:1000
Contour lines are always parallel, and the auxiliary lines are normal to them.
The ends of the contour lines are marked with circles, dots, oblique lines or
Arrows. The edges are not dimension lines. The dimension line should not serve as a guide line.
The dimension arrow should not intersect at the intersection of floor lines.
The figures will be normal to the benchmark. The vertical benchmarks must be made by the
right
Plants
Dimensions of the land and its angles; municipal line, dividing axes; boundary lines
of properties, distances, etc.
-- Reference axes, related to a fixed physical point (at least two, preferably
perpendicular to each other or with perfect indication of the angles they form. The axes of
Replanting would be represented by dotted and dashed lines; no two flags will be placed.
crossed as a symbol of the axis of symmetry.
Accumulated measurements on only one of the parameters or on the axis
of symmetry of the bounded element (structure, masonry, etc.).
Partial measurements of premises, patios or elements necessary for the execution of the work,
with indication of wall, partition, and pillar thicknesses.
-- Indication of openings and dimensioning of their axis when necessary
(axial quotas) in traditional works; of spans and lintels in standardized works.
Hands to open doors.
Representation of thresholds and sills.
Designation of the openings referred to in the plans of openings and mounting partitions.
Location of centers and light arms referred to reference axes.
Indication of levels considering the level of the furthest drainage outlet.
Thicknesses and heights of parapets, walls, and fences.
Numbering of premises ordered according to a logical route.
Designation of premises and indication of courtyards and gardens, balconies,
terraces and rooftops
Representation of external flooring and expansion joints.
Stairs with indication of their ascending direction, numbering of their steps, from
the first up to the arrival level; starting and arrival benchmark.
In the case of compensating stairs, detail of their development at scale
1:20, graphic representation of the law of compensation, measurement of
the footprints on the footprint line and the critical steps on the line of
interior staircase.
-- Projection of eaves, canopies, balconies, overhangs, roller blinds and
built ceilings.
-- Storm drains indicating slopes, flat areas, and raised areas,
roofs, gutters and drain outlets (funnels).
Floor grilles, patio sinks, drains, special or industrial drains with
indication of the slopes: chambers, pits, wells, etc.
Ventilation pipes, heater ducts, water heaters, and stoves.
Cortes:
-- Levels. Distances between floors. Thicknesses of slabs, applied ceilings, insulations,
flooring, tiles, parapets, beams, lintels, and tying beams.
Interior heights, carpentry, ducts, chimneys, and reserve tanks.
Representation of suspended elements, armored ceilings, pipe slopes,
baseboards, friezes, coverings, accessories, etc.
-- Wall details.
Facades
-- Indication of materials and total heights.
Coatings.
Types of carpentries, sunshades, gargoyles, pergolas, finials
architectural elements, railings, masts, etc.
It is suggested that the plans contain continuous dimension lines. As much as possible, they should be...
outside the drawing. With a thickness or line color (grayscale) that differentiates from
rest of the drawing.