Before any building can be renovated, recorded or re-built, it needs drawings. I produce cadastral sketches from site surveys for heritage blocks (50+ buildings across Darb El Labana alone), and full AutoCAD drawing sets for new work — floor plans, sections, elevations, details, and bills of quantity.
These drawings read the way architects need them to read: correct line weights, proper hierarchy, annotations where they belong, and a sheet set that coordinates.
What you get
- Cadastral sketches and existing-state plans
- Traced facades from photogrammetry
- Floor plans, sections, elevations
- Construction details and assembly drawings
- Bills of Quantity (BOQ) for renovated buildings
- Sheet sets coordinated for issue
Tools
AutoCADAutodesk RevitAdobe Illustrator
Process
How it runs
01
Site Measurement
Measure-and-draw for existing buildings; base on photogrammetry and tape where needed.
02
Draft
AutoCAD with proper layer / lineweight standards; Revit when BIM adds value.
03
Coordinate & Issue
Cross-check sections against plans, annotate, produce issue set.
From the work
