HOW TO MAKE FLOOR PLAN

HOW TO MAKE FLOOR PLAN


Here I will show you that what is the basic requirement to make a floor plan.
Mostly it depends on your requirements or if you are a civil engineer or a diploma holder,
you will confuse that how should I make it ,

STEP TO MAKE A FLOOR PLAN


STEP 1)  First check out what is the requirement of your client or owner,

STEP 2)  You need to know about measurements like feet, inches, meters , mm,
                you have to fix your mind with some measurements, like fix your own house in feet or                        meters in  your mind.
                It will help you to compare area or length and breath.
 
     If you cant fix some measurements in your mind then you will confuse to make dimensions of the       room, I will give you some example

    Mostly it is depends on living condition, number of family members, available space,parking
    and so.


       


                                                      HOW TO MAKE FLOOR PLAN,HOW TO CREATE FLOOR PLAN

Here look at this plan you will see there a kitchen and a living room and a dining room,

The one which is missing here is Bed room ,so now you can think about the requirement and the space available to make it.

If you look to Living room and realize the space of it you can say that the living room is very big, so here you have to find that how much space of these dimensions are.

STEP 3)  After finding the space available , you can change the floor plan or you can add a  Bedroom by taking some space of the living room.

How to make floor plan 


If there is existing building then take the measurements by tape and take the diagonals
to reduce the error for plotting it

After taking the measurements open your Auto cad and then draw the layout.
If you do not have Auto cad software check the link below how to download it for free.

 DOWNLOAD THE AUTO CAD

If you want to create your floor plan,interior design like placing of furniture, paints, material, then
contact us  @ ( globalarchitect72@gmail.com)  








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