what is the difference between the working drawing and the
shop drawing plz answer me
- 2 Answers
- 23623 Views
- BNCA, I also Faced
- E-Mail Answers
Answers were Sorted based on User's Feedback
Answer / ibrahim
-Shop drawings are actually an
extension and further development
of working drawings.
-Prepared by subcontractors or
material suppliers. In some cases
also by the general contractor.
-Shop drawings are provided for
works such as: Installation and
fabrication, structural steel,mill
work, metal windows and doors,
pipes and pumps and etc.....
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 4 Yes | 0 No |
Answer / marianne
Working drawings were created BEFORE the construction
begins. These drawings are also called "construction
drawings", given to contractors.
Shop drawings are created/provided DURING construction if
there are any conflicts during this period.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 19 Yes | 21 No |
Why did the wall of Romanesque Churches have to be so thick?
how much steel bar required for 1 sqm area
Talk to me about your design philosophy?
what advice do you have for Architectural Draughtsmanship student who wish to became architects?
Iam studying architecture in India. I have an interest in vernacular arcjitecture. I want to specialize in that, so what are the ways for that, after graduation?
. A BSC can contain ___________ number of BCF packs.
How to calculate stabilizer for a machine
How the Islamic Iwan or stalactite vaulting is accomplished with brick or stone?
Do you have any ideas on how we could build a single vault and use lower embodied energy products?
What's the best strategy to retroactively remodel to be greener?
Is there any information about building environmentally in the retarded South. (SC)?
I am building a house in Iowa by the strict requirements and dimensionality of Sthapatya-ved. As you probably know, these dimensions are specific to certain harmonic structures generated by the architectural style and my astologic chart. The outer walls will be approximately 10.5 inches thick. I would like to use some sort of straw/clay mixture, but I also live in a very cold climate. It is not unusual to have -10 degree temperatures for several weeks on end. I have friends who built with rammed earth and their environment is miserable during winter, always fighting the fly-wheeling of energy in the earth structure. Can you shed any light on the true insulation value of a straw clay mixture in this climate.
Interior Design 
