Foundation & Footing Plans
Setting-out plans, pad, strip, raft and pile foundation drawings, footing schedules, foundation levels and reference details based on approved structural information.
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Structural CAD & Revit documentation
Translate engineer-approved design intent, calculations, reference drawings and markups into coordinated structural drawing packages. Our drafting support covers steel, reinforced concrete, foundations, framing plans, detailed sections and revision-controlled documentation.
Concept illustration only. Actual outputs follow supplied project standards and approved design documents.
Core capabilities
Scope is defined by project stage, drawing conventions, supplied information and the division of design and drafting responsibilities.
Setting-out plans, pad, strip, raft and pile foundation drawings, footing schedules, foundation levels and reference details based on approved structural information.
Beam and column layouts, steel framing elevations, truss and joist plans, sections, callouts and coordinated member references.
Concrete beams, columns, slabs, structural walls, reinforcement layouts and construction sections using engineer-specified sizes and reinforcement data.
Model-based documentation, views, sheets, levels, grids and drawing updates within an agreed Revit or BIM coordination workflow.
Convert legible PDFs, scans, legacy drawings and field markups into editable CAD documentation, with ambiguities identified for client clarification.
Support structural shop drawing coordination and revise record drawings from client-authorized markups, approved changes or verified field information.
Typical deliverables
Drawing content, sheet standards and electronic formats are agreed for each commission, with updates tied to the current approved source information.
Delivery method
The process separates source interpretation, drafting, checking and client authorization.
Confirm design basis, drawing boundaries, deliverables, standards and missing information.
Build plans, details, schedules and applicable model views using the current issued inputs.
Review dimensions, references and document consistency; raise RFIs where design intent is unclear.
Deliver the agreed drawing package with identifiable revisions for client review and authorization.
Working boundaries
Structural drafting communicates design requirements; it does not replace calculations, site verification or licensed engineering judgment. Design discrepancies and unclear instructions are raised for resolution by the responsible team.
The engineer of record and authorized project personnel remain responsible for code interpretation, sizing and reinforcement decisions, engineering approvals, required professional stamps and release for construction. Any design or certification services require a separately agreed scope.
Frequently asked questions
Typically the latest architectural and structural plans, approved engineering details and schedules, required drawing standards, grids, levels and any marked-up revisions. The exact inputs depend on the drawing package.
Yes, legible documents can be redrafted into an agreed editable format. Where dimensions or annotations are illegible, missing or contradictory, the source information must be confirmed rather than assumed.
Revit-based documentation can be included when model inputs, level of development, project templates, coordination responsibility and required sheet outputs are defined in the scope.
No. Drawing preparation and drafting checks are distinct from structural design verification and construction release. Approval, stamping where applicable, and authorization remain with the engineer of record or designated professional.
Discuss your drawing requirements
Share the current drawings, markups, project stage, required deliverables and coordination requirements so our team can review your drafting scope.