CAD Drafting & Technical Production

Inputs we work from

A package can begin from partial information. What matters is that the design intent is settled and the fixed dimensions are identifiable.

• Marked-up PDFs and previously issued drawings
• Measured site dimensions and survey notes
• Dimensioned hand sketches with annotated constraints
• Approved layouts and space plans
• 3D renders and visual references
• Material and finish direction
• Written revision instructions across a set

Drawing production

Drawing types produced across residential, hospitality and commercial interior work.

• General arrangement and layout plans
• Interior wall elevations, taken wall by wall
• Reflected ceiling plans with lighting arrangement
• Flooring setting-out, including patterned layouts such as herringbone
• Feature wall elevations and panelling detail
• Joinery and construction details
• Sanitary, fixture, door and window coordination
• Complete multi-sheet packages covering several spaces at once

File standards and coordination

The package is built to be opened and continued by your team, not delivered as a closed output.

• Layer structure and naming set to your office convention
• Consistent annotation, dimensioning and text styles
• Title block and sheet setup to your template
• Drawing list and sheet numbering issued with the set
• Scale and setting-out held consistent across sheets
• Native DWG and DXF that reopens in your own environment
• Revision rounds produced against written comments

Checks before issue

Every package is checked before it leaves the studio, and anything estimated is recorded as such.

• Dimensional agreement between plan and elevation
• Room geometry, orientation and alignment
• Door, window and fixture relationships across the set
• Layer structure, naming and organisation
• Native editable geometry — no traced raster or proxy content
• Reopen check performed on the delivered DWG
• Provisional dimensions flagged for your review