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Types of Drawings used in Building Construction

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Different types of drawings is used in construction such as architectural drawings, structural, electrical, plumbing and finishing drawings.

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Difference between architecture drawing and engineering drawing

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What is architecture drawing? Architecture drawing is drawn by hand or produced digitally is a technical drawing that shows the design of a building or a product. These drawings give a guideline for how a building or a structure […].

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Commercial Construction Project Planning: 3 Warning Signs Your Budget Might Go Bust

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In a best-case scenario, a general contractor budgets a job based on thorough architectural and engineered drawings that encompass not only the client’s design intent, but also careful planning for everything from mechanical systems to cosmetic finishes. Getting Too Specific on Specifications.

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Common Sources of Errors in Structural Design

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There are several sources of errors in structural design and drawings. It is important to specify and explain these sources to avoid such mistakes in.

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Refine versus shine: Defining and defending design intent with refined concrete

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Owners and design teams are not protected by todays inadequate and vague polished concrete specifications. Contractors and design teams will continue to pay out contingencies without understanding what went wrong and how to protect themselves in the future.

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Common construction cost estimating problems

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Poor Communication: Lack of clear communication between estimators, designers, and project managers can result in misunderstandings and inaccurate cost estimations. Developed and maintained by experienced professionals with decades of cost engineering expertise, including past roles at RSMeans, U.S. Cost, and VFA, Inc.

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COMMON STRUCTURAL FAILURE CAUSES

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Even experience in extensive design in academic context can provide only limited perspective in engineering decision making. 3) Bad workmanship, which is often the result of failure to communicate the design decisions to the persons, involved in executing them. (4) 2) poor communication between the fabricators and erectors. (3)

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