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Remember the more detail, the fewer questions on site, and the more time you will save and the less interpretation by all involved. For most projects the following should be included: Site plan Floor plan Elevations Services plans, electrical, data, plumbing and drainage Reflected ceiling plan showing features and lighting Construction details for demolition, openings, joinery, cabinetry, bracing, structural and stairs. These will include dimensioned plans, elevations and cross sections. Complete the detail with finishing schedules (no matter now small the project) and then with a specification of works show the scope per trade. Refer to all current building standards and laws, the project preliminaries including timing and insurances and on site conditions and rules for working. Include noise, hot works and dangerous goods. Generic specifications are OK but you must refer to the laws, standards and conditions including (most of all) insurances. Confirm all laws standards and conditions with the local building authority or a building professional. If in doubt about insurances contact an industry professional such as a registered Architect or Quantity Surveyor or a reputable insurance broker or company. Once all documentation is finished it must be forwarded to the client for their approval and sign off once again. This will entail another
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Remember the more detail, the fewer questions on site, and the more time you will save and the less interpretation by all involved. For most projects the following should be included: Site plan Floor plan Elevations Services plans, electrical, data, plumbing and drainage Reflected ceiling plan showing features and lighting Construction details for demolition, openings, joinery, cabinetry, bracing, structural and stairs. These will include dimensioned plans, elevations and cross sections. Complete the detail with finishing schedules (no matter now small the project) and then with a specification of works show the scope per trade. Refer to all current building standards and laws, the project preliminaries including timing and insurances and on site conditions and rules for working. Include noise, hot works and dangerous goods. Generic specifications are OK but you must refer to the laws, standards and conditions including (most of all) insurances. Confirm all laws standards and conditions with the local building authority or a building professional. If in doubt about insurances contact an industry professional such as a registered Architect or Quantity Surveyor or a reputable insurance broker or company. Once all documentation is finished it must be forwarded to the client for their approval and sign off once again. This will entail another