If you have ever stood on site holding two sets of drawings that seem to disagree with each other, you already know why this topic matters. One set comes from the architect. The other comes from the structural engineer. Both…
Most site delays don’t start with bad workmanship. They start with someone misreading a drawing. A mason builds a wall 200mm off. A contractor orders the wrong window size. A supervisor approves work that does not match the architect’s intent,…
Every construction project starts with drawings. Before a single brick is laid or a column is cast, everyone on site — the foreman, the structural engineer, the electrician, the quantity surveyor — needs to understand what those drawings are saying.…
Most construction mistakes start with a drawing that was misread. Whether you are a fresh graduate on your first site, a mason trying to understand room layouts, or a site supervisor coordinating trades, knowing how to read architectural drawings is…
