Do you know how to read a floorplan? If you are new to architecture, reading floorplans, construction drawings, blueprints - whatever you want to call a floorplan - is tricky. A floor plan has its own unique language and today, I just wanted to give you a quick walk through tutorial as to how to really read an architecture floorplan. 📐 #floorplan #readingfloorplans #architecturefloorplans

TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - How to read architectural floor plans
1:04 - Reference the scale of the drawing
1:28 - What is included in an architectural drawing set?
1:48 - How to read basic plan dimensions and wall thicknesses in a floor plan
2:54 - Reading windows, doors, and more in plan
4:40 - Reading stairs in plan
5:24 - Reading furniture, plumbing fixtures, appliances and entourage in plan
5:44 - Floor plan example 1 Villa Savoye
7:50 - Floor plan example 2 residential CD set
10:50 - A note on wall poche and the plan / section relationship

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