Sample Construction Plans
Custom One-Story Home
These sample drawings demonstrate the level of coordination and detail included in ISE's permit-ready construction documents. Client information, dimensions, proprietary notes, and project-specific engineering have been removed for presentation purposes.
Site Plan
The site plan establishes the relationship between the proposed home and the property. It verifies setbacks, building placement, access, and overall site layout before construction begins.
- Building footprint and site layout
- Required setbacks and property relationship
- Overall project orientation
Existing Conditions
Existing conditions document the original home and property prior to construction. This information provides the foundation for the new design and ensures accurate planning throughout the project.
- Existing building configuration Existing room layout Existing conditions documented for design
Proposed Floor Plan
The proposed floor plan transforms the homeowner's vision into a functional living environment, balancing space planning, circulation, and everyday livability.
- Functional space planning
- Room relationships and circulation
- Designed around the homeowner's lifestyle
Elevations
The front elevation illustrates the architectural character of the proposed home, communicating the overall design intent, rooflines, proportions, materials, and exterior appearance before construction begins.
- Overall architectural character
- Rooflines and exterior proportions
- Window and entry composition
- Exterior material coordination
- Curb appeal and design vision
Roof Plan
The roof plan defines the overall roof layout, slopes, ridges, valleys, and drainage, ensuring the home's architectural design and structural system work together while providing proper weather protection.
- Roof layout and configuration
- Slopes, ridges, and valleys
- Drainage and water management
- Roof framing coordination
- Architectural roof design
Foundation Plan
The foundation plan establishes the structural base of the home, providing the dimensions, footing locations, and foundation details required to safely support the structure and transfer building loads to the ground.
- Footing and foundation layout
- Structural support locations
- Load transfer to the soil
- Reinforcement requirements
Building Sections
Building sections provide cut-through views of the home, illustrating how the structure is assembled from the foundation to the roof while communicating critical construction details and building relationships.
- Vertical building relationships
- Floor-to-roof construction details
- Ceiling and wall heights
- Structural assembly information
- Construction and permit coordination