Questions and Answers
The identification of lines and other symbols on a construction drawing is called the _______.
legend
Site plans are developed using a _______.
engineer's scale
Gridlines are used to ___________.
make it easy to refer to specific locations on the plan
On the drawing, a project is identified by the _________ found in the title block.
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To avoid confusion, the letters I, O, and Q and the numbers 1 and 0 are omitted from the _______.
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To clarify information that cannot be shown on the drawings, the architectural and engineering firm will prepare ___________.
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A dimension is a measurement written as a _____.
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The architect's scale is used for drawing ______.
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Information about the structure or assembly is provided in the ________.
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A keynote is a number or letter that is used with a leader and arrowhead to identify a specific object; it usually appears in __________.
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On a construction drawing, a dimension is located ________.
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To clarify any discrepancies in the plans, the foreman should use a _________.
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The material to be used for the walls would be found on the ___________ plan.
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Plans used for work that has to do with construction in or on the earth are called ________.
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Break lines are used to show that ________.
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Study Notes
Construction Drawings Essentials
- Legend: Identifies lines and symbols on construction drawings, crucial for interpretation.
- Engineer's Scale: Essential for developing site plans, ensuring accurate measurements.
- Gridlines: Facilitate easy reference to specific plan locations, enhancing clarity and navigation.
- Sheet Title: A project is identified by this element in the title block, which provides essential project information.
- Gridline System: Omits letters I, O, Q, and numbers 1 and 0 to prevent confusion in referencing points.
- Specifications: Complement the drawings by clarifying information that cannot be visually represented, provided by architectural and engineering firms.
- Dimension: A measurement expressed as a number, essential for understanding size and scale in drawings.
- Floor Plans: Created using the architect's scale, detailing layout and spatial relationships within a building.
- Title Block: Contains critical information about the structure or assembly, including project name, location, and revision data.
- Keynote: Typically a number or letter in a square or circle that identifies specific objects, aiding in easy reference within drawings.
- Dimension Location: On construction drawings, it is marked near the middle of the dimension line for clarity.
- RFI (Request for Information): Used by the foreman for clarifying discrepancies in plans, ensuring accurate construction processes.
- Structural Plan: Outlines the material specifications for walls, foundational to building integrity.
- Civil Plans: Pertains to construction work on or with the earth, including grading, drainage, and landscaping details.
- Break Lines: Indicate areas that save space in drawings by showing that part of the view is removed or not shown.
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Test your knowledge of essential terms in construction drawings with these flashcards. Each card presents a key word or phrase alongside its definition, helping you understand the language of architectural plans. Perfect for students and professionals in the field of architecture and construction.
