Training course
Construction Plan Drafting and Coordination
Follow a building project from the client brief through coordinated drawings, permit review, revisions, and closeout.
- 20 modules
Course modules Follow the sequence or revisit a module
From Client Inquiry to Building Project
Project initiation from first inquiry through structured briefing, evidence classification, feasibility framing, professional-team identification, and controlled transition into design.
Professional Client Communication
Professional communication systems for interviews, meetings, decisions, instructions, approvals, clarification, changes, transmittals, and durable project records.
Project Scope, Professional Responsibilities, and Consultant Team
Multidisciplinary project-team structure, professional responsibility boundaries, design authority, consultant inputs and outputs, handoffs, coordination, and escalation.
Site, Property, and Existing-Condition Information
Verification and control of title, survey, topographic, utility, hazard, geotechnical, and existing-condition information before dependable design development.
Codes, Zoning, and Regulatory Due Diligence
Pre-design regulatory due diligence for Philippine building projects, from jurisdiction and zoning through the verified designable envelope and multidisciplinary hold points.
Building Permit Processing
Philippine building-permit workflow from pre-application due diligence and multidisciplinary submission through OBO review, correction, permit issuance, construction changes, completion, as-built records, and occupancy.
Architectural Programming and Preliminary Design
Multidisciplinary understanding of how an approved client brief becomes measurable space requirements, relationships, preliminary layouts, and a coordinated design basis without crossing architectural professional-scope boundaries.
Architectural–Structural Design Exchange
Iterative architectural–structural coordination from preliminary architectural information through structural feedback, clash resolution, coordinated design basis, detailed structural design, and final multidisciplinary verification.
Architectural–MEPF Information Exchange
Information exchange among architecture, plumbing, electrical, mechanical, electronics, and fire-protection disciplines before detailed drawing production.
Design Coordination, Markups, RFIs, and Revision Management
Coordination meetings, redlines, requests for information, issue registers, decision records, drawing registers, transmittals, and revision-control workflows.
Construction Drawing Language and Graphic Standards
Drawing scales, sheet organization, line hierarchy, dimensions, symbols, grids, datums, levels, callouts, references, title blocks, and sheet-numbering conventions.
CAD/BIM Production and Project File Standards
Digital drawing-production systems covering coordinates, units, layers, references, reusable content, layouts, plotting, BIM links, file naming, and version control.
Site Development and Civil Drawings
Production and coordination of vicinity, property-base, site-development, grading, drainage, utility, access, section, detail, and control drawings for a coordinated building project.
Architectural Drawing Production
Production of coordinated architectural plans, roof plans, elevations, sections, details, schedules, notes, and cross-references from an authorized architectural design basis.
Structural Drawing Production
Deep production guidance for structural general information, foundations, framing, reinforced-concrete detailing, steel documentation, schedules, sections, openings, and constructability coordination.
Plumbing, Sanitary, Storm Drainage, and Water Plans
Drafting and coordination of authorized water-supply, sanitary, vent, stormwater, riser, isometric, schedule, detail, penetration, and external-connection information.
Electrical and Electronics Plan Coordination
Coordination literacy for lighting, power, panels, risers, single-line diagrams, grounding, communications, security, fire alarm, pathways, penetrations, and civil/structural interfaces.
Mechanical, HVAC, and Fire-Protection Plan Coordination
Coordination literacy for HVAC, ventilation, equipment, mechanical piping, fire-protection systems, plant spaces, penetrations, supports, maintenance access, and multidisciplinary interfaces.
Multidisciplinary Coordination, Clash Detection, and QA/QC
Three-pass drawing QA/QC, discipline consistency checking, multidisciplinary overlays, clash detection, issue registers, resolution workflows, verification, and controlled closure.
Final Drawing Set, Permit Submission, Construction Revisions, As-Builts, and Occupancy
Controlled assembly, permit issue, construction-stage revision, record/as-built closeout, occupancy documentation, turnover, and archive of the multidisciplinary drawing set.