Construction Drawings

Buildable Documents

Construction drawings are the translation layer between design vision and physical reality—and poor translation causes projects to fail. Incomplete dimensions force carpenters to guess. Missing details leave framers improvising. Uncoordinated documents create conflicts where plumbing runs through structural members or ductwork can't fit in allocated spaces. These drawing deficiencies become expensive field problems that delay schedules and inflate budgets.

Our construction documents are prepared by architects who build. Every sheet reflects practical construction knowledge: the dimensions framers need for layout, the specifications finishers require for ordering, the details that prevent water intrusion and structural issues. We draw what we know works, not theoretical solutions that look good on paper but fail in execution.

Complete document sets include architectural plans, structural engineering, and MEP coordination—produced by one integrated team. This in-house coordination eliminates the conflicts that arise when separate firms produce drawings in isolation. The result: permit sets that pass review and construction documents that build efficiently without the RFIs and change orders that plague disorganized projects.