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ELEVATIONPREPARED BY:ENGR.CIELITOV. MALIGALIG

DEFINITIONOrthographic drawing that shows one side of a building.

Elevation Orthographic projection

Elevation For ease of viewing

Elevation Exterior shape of the buildingFinishes Vertical relationships of the building level

Elevation Required number of elevationType of elevationThe scale of elevationWhere the elevation will be placedHow the elevation will be identified

Elevation

Elevation 1:501:1001:2001:400

Elevation Front elevation south elevationRear elevation north elevationRight-side elevation east elevation Left-side elevation west elevation

Elevation Roofing MaterialsWallDoorWindow

Roofing MaterialsShingles

Roofing MaterialsWoodshakes and shingles

Roofing MaterialsTile

Roofing MaterialsBuilt-up roof

Roofing MaterialsSkylight

Wall Coverings Wood

Wall

Wall Wood substitutes HardboardFiber cementVinyl sidingAluminum

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Wall Masonry BrickConcrete blockRock

Wall MetalPlaster or stucco

Door Panel door

Door Representation of common door in elevation

Window Lay-outing a window

Window Common window representation

Rails

Attic ventsRepresentation of attic vents

Chimney Common representation of chimney

Layout of ElevationUse the floor and roof planLay-out the horizontal baselineProject construction lines

Layout of Elevation4. Establish the floor line5. Measure up from the floorline and draw the line6. Measure up the depth of the floor joist7. Measure up from the second floor line to represent the upper ceiling8. Measure up line to represent the top of the windows and doors9. Place a line from end of each wall to represent the roof line

Layout of Elevation10. Place a second line from the end of the wall to represent the overhang projection11. Lay out line to represent the ridge12. Determine the roof slope13. Draw a line at the desired angle to represent the roof

Layout of elevation 14. Draw a line representing the roof framing15. Establish the top of the roof16. Establish the bottom of the eave17. Layout the upper of the roof18. Draw a vertical line representing the wall of the garage19. Draw a horizontal line to establish the porch

Layout of Elevation

Layout of Openings20. Project the width of all doors, window and skylight21. Layout the bottom of the window and doors22. Determine the height of the skylight23. Draw the shape of the garage door

Layout of Openings