Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are Construction Documents?
Construction Documents (CDs) serve as explicit instructions from the Architect to the Contractor, detailing how the design will be translated into a built object through drawings and specifications. Work orders, MEP and civil engineering drawings, bidding documents, schedules, and architectural drawings are examples to name a few.
2. What is meant by Construction Documentation?
Construction Documentation involves refining design drawings, adding specifications, and detailing for materials and installations. CD sets, crucial for building design and permits, also aid in bidding and contract administration.
3. What is the difference between Construction Drawings and permits?
The key distinction between permits and construction drawings lies in the level of detail. Permit drawings, adhering to localized coding standards, are less detailed, while construction drawings are more comprehensive and intricate in their specifications.
4. How do you ensure precision in aligning CD sets with engineer's specifications?
The technical specialists at Illumine-i meticulously detail the locations for beams, girders, slabs, footings, columns, rafters, bracings, struts, and joists, assuring precise alignment with engineer's specifications in the structural construction documentation.
5. What is the main benefit of construction documents for project managers?
Construction documents aid project managers in efficiently organizing the planning, scheduling, and tracking of construction projects. These documents come in various types, encompassing written, pictorial, and graphical formats.
