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Depending on the age of your building and where you live, the applicable building department may have either a copy of the plans, or a "microfiche" of them (basically a tiny negative/positive film strip) or electronic record. If not, there may be a record of who the architect and/or general contractor was, and you may be able to inquire of them if they are still around and kept copies.
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What is a Floorplan?
The very first plan when building a building.
What is a plan view in construction?
A plan view is looking downwards at the house or building.
What is the first step in building construction?
A plan
Hostel building plan of a school?
yes
What was oglethorpe's plan for the building of Savannah?
His plan was to give English debtors land to farm.
What is The Bible mostly about?
Its the book about who God is, his plan for a building His kingdom, and His plan and purpose for your life.
What do you need to build a mission?
You need an architectural plan, a building permit, and building materials.
What does an engeneer do?
the engeneer do is an .....will plan in what kind of building he make....then the engeneer do is an....will plan what is the place will make a road?
Who draws and plan designs for a building is called as?
An architect.
Did they already started building this transatlantic tunnel?
No, they haven't. It is conceptual. There is no proposed plan for building it either.
What is the difference between location and site?
The SITE location plan is where the ENTIRE SITE is located on the map. Sometimes a worksite comprises of multiple buildings and public infrastructures, so the embodiment of all these structures as a whole is considered the WORKSITE. The building location plan is where a specific building is located IN THE WORKSITE. If the Site only comprises of ONE building then, the site location plan and building location plan should look about the same.
You just need building plan for a hostel construction?
yes
