HOME BUILDING PLANS - BEFORE & AFTER
HOME PLANS - ROOF SLOPE SCHEDULE
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Working your way through a big home plan set requires the help of the home plan set designer. Before The Architect tries hard to make sure that really key elements of home design and home building get stated in more than one way and in more than one place. This home plan roof schedule was such a one way-one place opportunity.
In a lofty and complex 40+ page home plan set, you can get things out of perspective - sort of like these guys just might befall them -
Most unusual. These two guys' away up there. A home plan roof slope schedule
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AFTER
This home plan roof involved dozens of planes, a whole bunch of pitches, and was certain to be hand-framed. Before The Architect elevations and the roof plan itself offered guidance one way and another on how to set the roof pitches. Since the home designer designed them, it'd be a no-brainer . . . for the home designer. But this home designer wasn't going to frame that roof. Somebody else was to run the crew to frame that roof - somebody with whom the home plan set designer could likely only communicate via the home plan set.
So, the home designer decided - one mo' time. (Now, don't let all the abbreviations mess you up. For this schedule in this website, they're not important. What is important is that when matters of home design and home building get complicated, easily misunderstood, are unusual in one or more ways, then a schedule of the elements involved is another excellent means to raise the attention level and remake the conditions in a new perspective. Good house plan set designers do this. That's Before The Architect.
AFTER,
HOME PLAN
DETAIL - ROOF SLOPE SCHEDULE, in PDF
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