Site Plan

We prepare the site development project in accordance with the standards for technical drawing.

Graphic indications used in land development projects (PN-B-01027) sample pages, copyright document. Available in the library.

Plans are prepared as a black and white drawing.

Projects of BUT students.

We produce them on a geodetic base, using their partial transparency for design purposes. An essential part of the task is to maintain the legibility of the elements in accordance with the standards, however.

Section

When drawing cross-sections, we remember that this form has to be somehow connected with the place in the plan, so we remember to mark the place of the cross-section on the plan and already on the cross-section drawing itself we place the street axes and write their name. We do the same with the river. We mark the buildings we have crossed with height anchors.

Authors: BUT students

Showing what happens in the background of the cross-section. It is important that it does not interfere with our perception, bold lines in accordance with the convention of technical urban drawing facilitate this. We can apply the so-called aerial perspective by using lines of lesser thickness or grey scale. Avoid cross-sections from programs that show objects all over the model and reduce or impede the legibility of the model.

Frontage of the street

The street line is a cross-sectional line in the case of frontages. Depending on the scale, the detail of the elements on the building facades should be adjusted. Remember that it is not an art to prepare extremely detailed frontages as this will not be visible at the target scale or will directly work against the drawings. Remember that a frontage is not a perspective drawing but a vertical representation, so elements such as roofs will look like drawings in the façade.