Architectural drawings may include site plans, floor plans, elevations, sections, life safety layouts, and construction details. These documents are prepared to support permitting, coordination with engineers, and construction sequencing.

Design development considers project use, zoning and code requirements, budget constraints, and coordination with structural and building systems. This approach helps ensure layouts are practical, compliant, and feasible to build without late revisions.

Changes can occur due to site conditions, authority comments, or scope adjustments, but early coordination helps minimize them. Managing revisions carefully reduces disruption to schedule, cost, and trade coordination.

Yes. Architectural drawings are coordinated with structural, mechanical, electrical, and civil designs to confirm consistency and constructability. Ongoing coordination helps prevent conflicts that could lead to delays or rework during construction.