I agree with David. It all depends on what you are trying to convey. You don't just draw a site plan for drawing sake. The scale depends on the size of the scope of project. Local jurisdictions will provide read more
I've never prepared an "Architectural Site Plan", so I don't know what scope you are trying to convey. If it's information that would typically be on a civil or landscape drawing at an engineers scale, read more
I agree with Mark Baum. We don't train like we used to and this may be a result. Simply put Civil Engineers/drawings should use engineers scale. Architects should use, like builders do, architectural read more
I prepare site plans using and "engineering" scale, since local jurisdictions require that standard. And I try for the biggest scale that will fit on the page, just to have more room for drafting that read more
This presumes that the BIM model, if there is a BIM model, is a Contract Document which, commonly, it is not. Although this is an evolving issue, for most projects, the 2D hard copy or 2D PDF set are the read more
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