Scale of drawing for the entire house design and construction blueprint

by tuobav672 on 2012-02-25 08:55:29

I. General Provisions:

To achieve basic uniformity in drawings, simplify the drawing surface, meet construction requirements, improve design efficiency, and ensure design quality, a unified drafting standard is established.

II. CAD Basic Settings Requirements:

1. Drawing size shall be based on the standard A3 size, which measures 420 mm * 279 mm.

2. Text: Chinese characters shall uniformly adopt AUTOCAD; HZXY font; numbers and letters shall uniformly adopt AUTOCAD; complex font; font width is 0.7; font size for example in 1:30 drawings: text description height is 80&;100mm, title height is 150&;200mm. Reference can be made to the template file acadhy061027.dwt.

3. Line Types:

- Thick solid line: deep blue No. 5 line, line width 0.5; represents the main building wall line. ■

- Medium solid line: red No. 1 line, line width 0.3; represents partition lines and secondary contour lines, etc. ■

- Secondary medium solid line: light blue No. 4 line, line width 0.2; represents furniture outer contour lines, etc. ■

- Thin solid line: generally white No. 7 line, line width 0.1; represents graphic lines, dimension lines, etc. ■

- Very thin solid line: No. 44 or No. 8 line, line width 0.08; represents floor patterns, material fill lines, etc. ■ or ■

- Dashed line: rose red or white No. 7 line, line width 0.1; represents hidden lines, light strips. ■ or ■

4. Dimension Annotation:

(1) Dimensions marked on design drawings. Except for standard heights in meters (保留小数点后三位数 - retain three decimal places), all others are in millimeters.

(2) Dimension start and end points are circles, their sizes match the sample files.

(3) Basic dimension annotation includes two dimension lines, with additional specific annotations as needed.

III. Full House Design Plan Set Drawing Requirements (Attached Full House Design Plan Set Standard File)

1. Content of full house design plan set: cover, function manual, drawing index, original structure diagram, two or more planes, product image files.

(1) Function Manual: Prefabricated home function drawings - space section, product section, process section.

(2) Drawing Index: (Using table format) The scheme description should indicate project location, building area, building structure, original structural defects; the scheme should have two design descriptions; design style.

(3) Original Structure Diagram: (Attached original architectural drawing) Should indicate beam positions (beams indicated by dashed white No. 7 lines), beam height, beam width; window sill height, window height; drain position; pipe wrapping position; flue position; distribution box position; main downpipe position; drainage position; gas meter; gas pipe position; water meter; intercom; air conditioner position; radiator position; structural diagram legend; direction symbol; figure name.

(4) Floor Plan (Two or more plane plans): Should indicate room names, floor materials; (Material brand and number do not need to be indicated, shown in the catalog and prefabricated home products) floor elevation; air conditioning cabinet position; electrical equipment position; direction symbol; figure name; demolition walls indicated by No. 8 (or No. 44) dashed lines; new masonry walls indicated by red No. 1 lines.

IV. Full House Design Construction Drawing Requirements (Attached Full House Design Construction Drawing Standard File)

1. Content of full house design construction drawings: cover, function manual, designer profile and scheme description, drawing index and material description, original structure diagram, floor layout diagram, ceiling layout diagram, ceiling cross-section diagram, water and electricity schematic diagram (switch schematic diagram, socket schematic diagram), elevation diagram (kitchen, bathroom elevation).

(1) Drawing Frame: Should indicate project name, owner, design, drawing, scale, date, drawing number, figure name.

(2) Function Manual: Prefabricated home function drawings - space section, product section, process section.

(3) Designer Profile and Scheme Description: (Using table format) Scheme description should indicate project location, building area, building structure, original structural defects, and design style.

(2) Drawing Index and Material Description: (Using table format) Should indicate wall paint brands, colors, and numbers for each room; decorative panel models and methods; ground material brands and numbers for each room; water heater type, ceiling material and color; paint color and number; window casing method reflected in the elevation construction drawing; customer-selected product combinations reflected in the prefabricated home product image software and product configuration table.

(3) Original Structure Diagram: (Attached original architectural drawing) Should indicate beam positions (beams indicated by dashed white No. 7 lines); beam height, beam width; window sill height, window height; drain position; pipe wrapping position; flue position; distribution box position; main downpipe position; drainage position; gas meter, gas pipe position; water meter, intercom, air conditioner position; radiator position; direction symbol; figure name.

(4) Floor Plan: Should indicate room names, floor materials; (Material brands and numbers indicated in the drawing index and material description, and reflected in the prefabricated home product image software and product configuration table) floor elevation; air conditioning cabinet position; electrical equipment position; direction symbol; figure name; demolition walls indicated by dashed lines; if wall modification area is too large, a wall modification diagram needs to be added.

(5) Ceiling Plan: Should indicate floor height; ceiling shape dimensions and textual explanations, shaped ceilings need cross-section symbols; light positions; cornice line methods; curtain box methods; air conditioning hanging machine position; figure name, direction symbol; light fixture legend; different colors and materials need filling; kitchen and bathroom ceilings should indicate material brands, colors, specifications and models; (Material brands and numbers indicated in the drawing index and material description, and reflected in the prefabricated home product image software and product configuration table) beams indicated by dashed lines (beams use No. 8 or No. 44 dashed lines, light strips inside the ceiling use No. 7 dashed lines); central air conditioning indicates outlet, return air outlet, and inspection port positions (indicated positions).

(6) Water and Electricity Schematic Diagrams (Switch Schematic Diagram, Socket Schematic Diagram):

① Switch Schematic Diagram: The drawing should indicate switch, light fixture positions, and guiding lines for switch-controlled lights; the legend notes switch installation distance positions.

② Socket Schematic Diagram: Should indicate socket positions; network, telephone, cable TV positions; intercom doorbell positions; faucet, mop faucet positions; corner lights, surround sound speaker positions; air conditioning hanging machine and air conditioning socket positions; drain positions; main water pipe positions; legends; gas meter; pipe positions; electric water heater and gas water heater positions; legends note socket installation distances from the ground.

(7) Elevation:

① Elevation diagrams should indicate air conditioning hanging machine positions, baseboard positions, pipe wrapping positions, door lock, handle positions, sliding door directions, surround sound speaker positions, audio system positions.

② Material filling division in elevation diagrams: Material filling in the entire set of drawings must be uniform, different materials in the same elevation need to be distinguished, and the same material filling in the same set of drawings must be consistent.

③ Kitchen and bathroom elevation diagrams should clearly indicate tile brands, numbers, specifications, and laying methods, as well as decorative tile laying positions.

④ If there is an elevation diagram, there must be a top cross-section line. Below major elevations, a top view (and the corresponding plan view to the elevation) should be added.

⑤ Cabinet thickness and door embedding methods must be indicated in elevation diagrams.

⑥ For cabinets with doors, a structural diagram or cross-section diagram must be drawn, and furniture must have three views.

⑦ If the plan shows a turn, the wall extension structure must be drawn in the elevation diagram.

(8) Cross-section:

① Cross-section symbols refer to sample files.

② Top cross-sections are uniformly represented by numbers, such as 1-1 top cross-section.

③ Elevation cross-sections are uniformly represented by lowercase English letters, such as "a" detail.

④ Top cross-sections must have elevations for suspended ceilings, and shaped ceilings must have cross-section diagrams or textual explanations. Except for top elevations expressed in "meters," all other dimension annotations are expressed in "millimeters."

V. Review and Approval of Drawings:

1. To ensure the standardization of drawings and reduce errors, construction drawings must be reviewed by senior designers (including senior level) according to the "Drawing Standards Inspection Form," approved by the department manager (supervisor), and the department manager (supervisor) inspects the prefabricated home product image files.

2. If drawings are penalized during random checks: In the case of "Wan Jia Deng Huo," the drawing designer is penalized 50%, the scheme designer 20%, the team leader 15% (if no team leader, then the scheme designer bears this responsibility), and the reviewer 15%. In the case of "Yang Chun Bai Xue," the drawing designer is penalized 50%, the scheme designer 35%, and the reviewer 15%.

3. Drawing reviews should be completed before the owner signs off, or if special reasons arise, before submission to the budget department.

4. Review content: Whether it conforms to the drawing standards; whether there are omissions or defective annotations and textual explanations; whether there are obvious drawing errors.

5. Drawing approval should be completed before submission to the budget department.

6. Re-review and recheck contents: feasibility of design results and construction techniques.

Classification

Content

Deduction

Drawing Size

Based on A3 size

Drawing content and order

Cover, function manual, designer profile and scheme description, drawing index and material description, original structure diagram, floor layout diagram, ceiling arrangement diagram, ceiling cross-section diagram, water and electricity schematic diagram (switch schematic diagram, socket schematic diagram), elevation diagram (kitchen, bathroom elevation)

Font

Chinese characters uniformly adopt AUTOCAD; HZXY font.

Numbers and letters uniformly adopt AUTOCAD; complex font.

Font size for example in 1:30 drawings: text description height is 80&;100mm, title height is 150&;200mm.

Text

Description

Drawing frame: Should indicate project name, owner, design, drawing, scale, date, drawing number, figure name.

Function manual: Prefabricated home function drawings - space section, product section, process section.

Designer profile and scheme description: (Using table format) Scheme description should indicate project location, building area, building structure, original structural defects, and design style.

Drawing index and material description: (Using table format) Should indicate wall paint brands, colors, and numbers for each room; decorative panel models and methods; ground material brands and numbers for each room; water heater type, ceiling material and color; paint color and number; window casing methods reflected in the elevation construction drawing; customer-selected product combinations reflected in the prefabricated home product image software and product configuration table.

Original structure diagram: (Attached original architectural drawing) Should indicate beam positions (beams indicated by dashed white No. 7 lines); beam height, beam width; window sill height, window height; drain position; pipe wrapping position; flue position; distribution box position; main downpipe position; drainage position; gas meter, gas pipe position; water meter, intercom, air conditioner position; radiator position; direction symbol; figure name.

Floor plan: Should indicate room names, floor materials; (Material brands and numbers not indicated, reflected in the prefabricated home product image software and product configuration table) floor elevation; air conditioning cabinet position; electrical equipment position; direction symbol; figure name; demolition walls indicated by dashed lines; if wall modification area is too large, a wall modification diagram needs to be added.

Ceiling plan: Should indicate floor height; ceiling shape dimensions and textual explanations, shaped ceilings need cross-section symbols; light positions; cornice line methods; curtain box methods; air conditioning hanging machine position; figure name, direction symbol; light fixture legend; different colors and materials need filling; kitchen and bathroom ceilings should indicate material brands, colors, specifications and models; beams indicated by dashed lines (beams use No. 8 or No. 44 dashed lines, light strips inside the ceiling use No. 7 dashed lines); central air conditioning indicates outlet, return air outlet, and inspection port positions (indicated positions).

Classification

Content

Deduction

Text Description

Water and Electricity Schematic Diagrams:

① Switch Schematic Diagram: Should indicate switch, light fixture positions, and guiding lines for switch-controlled lights; the legend notes switch installation distance positions.

② Socket Schematic Diagram: Should indicate socket positions; network, telephone, cable TV positions; intercom doorbell positions; faucet, mop faucet positions; corner lights, surround sound speaker positions; air conditioning hanging machine and air conditioning socket positions; drain positions; main water pipe positions; legends; gas meter; pipe positions; electric water heater and gas water heater positions, legends note socket installation distances from the ground.

Elevation Diagram

Elevation diagrams should indicate air conditioning hanging machine positions, baseboard positions, pipe wrapping positions, door lock, handle positions, sliding door directions, surround sound speaker positions, audio system positions.

Material filling division in elevation diagrams: Material filling in the entire set of drawings must be uniform, different materials in the same elevation need to be distinguished, and the same material filling in the same set of drawings must be consistent.

Kitchen and bathroom elevation diagrams should clearly indicate tile brands, colors, specifications, and laying methods.

If there is an elevation diagram, there must be a top cross-section line. Below major elevations, a top view (and the corresponding plan view to the elevation) should be added.

Cabinet thickness and door embedding methods must be indicated in elevation diagrams.

For cabinets with doors, a structural diagram or cross-section diagram must be drawn, and furniture must have three views.

If the plan shows a turn, the wall extension structure must be drawn in the elevation diagram.

Cross-section Diagram

Top cross-sections are uniformly represented by numbers, such as 1-1 top cross-section.

Elevation cross-sections are uniformly represented by lowercase English letters, such as "a" detail.

Top cross-sections must have elevations for suspended ceilings, and shaped ceilings must have cross-section diagrams or textual explanations.

Dimension Annotation

Dimensions marked on design drawings. Except for standard heights in meters (retain three decimal places), all others are in millimeters.

Dimension start and end points are circles, their sizes match the sample files.

Basic dimension annotation includes two dimension lines, with additional specific annotations as needed.

Line Type

Solid line: deep blue No. 5 line, line width 0.5; represents the main building wall line. ■

Medium solid line: red No. 1 line, line width 0.3; represents partition lines and secondary contour lines, etc. ■

Secondary medium solid line: light blue No. 4 line, line width 0.2; represents furniture outer contour lines, etc. ■

Thin solid line: generally white No. 7 line, line width 0.1; represents graphic lines, dimension lines, etc. ■

Very thin solid line: No. 44 or No. 8 line, line width 0.01; represents floor patterns, material fill lines, etc. ■ or ■

Dashed line: rose red or white No. 7 line, line width 0.1; represents hidden lines, light strips. ■ or ■

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