This elevation drawing depicts teh exterior façade of a multi-story residential building with clearly marked vertical level changes. The design features multiple floor heights with specific elevation markers at +12″, +16″, and +24″ above the base level. Several architectural elements are highlighted, including plaster pattis, square pipe details, and a sunk box feature. The structure includes standard slabs with a jhiri (groove) detailing, providing water drainage functionality. The overall dimensions show a width of approximately 10′ (120″) with 4″ thick exterior walls, and a height rising in incremental stages. Horizontal coursing lines are visible throughout the façade, giving the elevation a structured appearance. The drawing is particularly useful for contractors needing to understand the vertical relationships between different building elements and exterior finishing details.
Residential Building Elevation Drawing with Multiple Floor Levels
