No 53 Drawings

Which paper size is 297 x 420 mm?

• A1

• A2

• A3

• A4

What information is typically included under "Drawn by" in a sheet layout?

• Technician’s name

• Project title

• Paper size

• Scale

What does "Rev." stand for in a typical sheet layout?

• Revision

• Review

• Reverse

• Revolution

What does the "Scale" section typically show in a sheet layout?

• 1:100 when printed at paper size shown

• The name of the technician

• The date of approval

• The project title

What does a N arrow on a site plan indicate?

• The location of the nearest city

• The direction of north

• The position of the sun

• The flow of traffic

Why might larger scales be used for site plans of small projects?

• To include more details

• To reduce the size of the drawing

• To make the drawing easier to store

• To simplify the design

What might "materials" refer to in a site plan?

• Types of construction materials used

• Types of plants in the garden

• Types of furniture in the building

• Types of paint colors used

What might "paved areas" refer to in a site plan?

• Areas covered with grass

• Areas with decorative tiles

• Areas with hard surfaces for walking or driving

• Areas with water features

What is a possible outcome if installation drawings are updated?

• Revised drawings are issued

• The project is canceled

• The budget is increased

• The timeline is shortened

What is the main benefit of 'as fitted' drawings for contractors?

• They provide a cost estimate

• They offer a reference for repairs or maintenance

• They show the project's aesthetic design

• They list potential suppliers