Architectural Drawing Questions

Front

Drawing Sheets are numbered in a logical manner which identifies the professional discipline that created the sheet.

Back

True

Front

Symbols for Elevations, Building Sections, and Wall Sections include a reference to the location of those drawings. Typically, the top number or letter is the image number and the lower number is the sheet on which the elevation or sections are located. True or False?

Back

True

Front

Plans, Elevations, and Building sections are typically drawn at the same scale.

Back

True

Front

Avery thin line with an arrowhead that points toward a certain building element. It can connect a number or note on the blueprint to the building element that it describes.

Back

leader line

Front

In commercial buildings where there is a structural grid, the distances between grids are dimensioned. These dimensions are anchored to the structural grid. True or False?

Back

True

Front

These sheets include the main cover sheet, title block, plan index and any plot plans.

Back

General sheets

Front

Enlarged Floor Plan Drawings are referenced in an overall floor plan by drawing a rounded-edged shape around the enlarged area, and then a reference call-out is included which identifies the image letter/number and the sheet on which the enlarged plan is located. True or False?

Back

True

Front

What is typically not included on a reflected ceiling plan: ceiling fixtures, ceiling height references, suspended ceiling grids, or vertical dimensions?

Back

Vertical dimensions

Front

Line that has a solid and thick appearance. It displays the sides of a specific element that can be seen when viewed in person.

Back

object line

Front

These plans show where the control wiring, ductwork, piping and HVAC system will be installed.

Back

mechanical plans