Corinne Friesen

Site Plan: The Site Plan is used to graphically represent the size and location of the property dimensions and setbacks, home dimension and placement as well as subgrade utilities.
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Foundation Plan: The Foundation Plan is used to describe the general layout and placement of specific foundational features of the home. The concrete slab, drains, rebar, footings and support posts are the focus of this drawing, allowing builders to address foundational elements which will support the load for the designed home.
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Floor Plan: The Floor Plan describes the layout and orientation of different spaces and rooms within the home. Wall and opening dimensions need to be accurate and exact, and annotations of specific features are used to best communicate the plan to builders.
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Roof Plan: The Roof Plan is used to illustrate the directionality, pitch and length of the roof faces including where and how they join as well as the placement of features like vents, gutters and downspouts for the roof of the proposed structure.
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Elevation Plan I: The Elevation plans are generated directly from the Floor and Roof plans and display the home from the side as opposed to from above. These plans act as a visual guide for the exterior visual appearance of the home and continue to identify the sizes and locations of various features such as trim, vents and finishes in order to efficiently direct construction.
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Elevation Plan II
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Section Plan: The Section Plan is a side view perspective similar to the Elevation Plan except it illustrates the inside features and elements of the home design. This view shows the placement of vital support elements like footings, slabs, studs and headers as well as finishing elements such as fascia, trim, gutters and OSB or GWB sheathing.
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Reference and educational tools used to assist the drafting of the above plans.
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