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Part 5 — Building Sections | Sheet by Sheet

  Plans show you the layout. Elevations show you the faces. But neither tells you what's happening inside the walls. That's what sections are for. A building section cuts straight through the house — vertically — and exposes everything plans and elevations leave hidden. It's the sheet that answers the questions contractors ask most: how high is that ceiling? Where does the stair land? What's the structural depth at that beam? What it shows: Interior ceiling heights — room by room Stair geometry — rise, run, headroom clearance Structural member depths — beams, headers, joists Insulation layers and wall assembly thickness Roof structure and attic conditions Floor to floor heights on multi-storey homes Relationship between indoor finished floor and outdoor grade Types of sections: Building section — cuts through the full width or length of the house. Shows the big picture — overall height, stair relationshi...

Sheet composition

HOW TO COMPOSE A SHEET IN PHOTOSHOP



1) Before designing your portfolio, decide your sheet composition (template) for a project. 



2) Next decide if you want to make your portfolio in A3/ A4

3) For A3: 

a. Open photoshop

b. Set the page width and height  



c. Standard A3 Size page (in centimeters) is 42 x 29.7. So set the page width as 42+42= 84 cm and height as 29.7 cm. So you will have 2 A3 sheets in 1 photoshop file.

d. Remove the lock in Background layer by double clicking on it.  





e. On your keyboard:  Ctrl+R and see that rulers will appear and then set the margins by your mouse near the ruler.


  

4) Now start creating rectangles/ any shape as a reference for your diagrams 




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