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any one can provide me some building plans and elevations drawings in .dwg format for practice???? if any relevent site for getting drawings?????????? i would be very grateful.. thanks

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Does anyone can provide me plans and elevations of buildings for practice?????

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I've merged your two threads. Please don't post the same question multiple times in different forums.

 

Take a look at the "Similar Threads" at the bottom of this page.

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Metric or imperial?

 

Is this for a class you're taking?

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trilok: There is no sense is anyone here providing you with a DWG file since the work would already be done. You need to draw something up all on your own. Give it a try. If you run into a problem come back and post a question.

 

Here's something you can do. Draw up the house you live in. Go take the necessary measurements (bring a pencil and paper to rough out some sketches) then draw it up in CAD.

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thanks all for ur valueable suggestions..........

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I am new to autocad.... I am learning myself.. so i need specially plans and elevations of buildings so that i can copy them in autocad ............

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Buy a book or, as JDM suggested, go to your local library and take a book out. You need a book about architecture or one with house plans in it. Here is one suggestion:

 

Architectural Drafting and Design by Jefferis & Madson published by Thomson.

 

Walk into any Lowe's or Home Depot and you'll find plenty of books with house plans in them.

 

Examples of architectural drawings in JPG and DWF file formats can be found here: http://www.andysbestcad.com/architectural.htm

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Honestly that is not the best way to learn. I used to (still do at times) will find floorplans on line and redraw them and develop the elevations on my own to see how "I" might make the design suite my needs.

Here is a site with small houses that would be a great starting point for you..link.

Here is an example...

Whidbey_Study_Plans_Page_2.jpg

 

You can download a study set of PDF files and have at it.

Good luck.

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Many Many thanks Remark.......

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