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A system which uses computer technology to help design a part, product or whole building   Computer Aide Design (CAD)  
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A CAD system which is based upon single lines and flat objects, which when combined may produce an image of a 3-D object. This system does not have any mass producing properties to it.   3D Wireframe  
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A CAD system which is based upon the manipulation of basic three-dimensional geometric forms (prisms, cylinders, spheres, etc).   3-D dumb solids  
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A drawing carried out by the craftsman to aid the construction of certain tasks. e.g. Cut roofing, setting out stairs or profiles for archways.   a setting out drawing  
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Gives the position of the proposed building and the general layout of the roads, services, drainage, etc on site.   Site Plan  
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Block Plans and Site Plans are both examples of this classification of drawing.   Location Drawing  
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Shows the basic sizes and reference system of a standard range of components.   Component Range Drawing  
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Identifies the proposed site by giving a bird’s eye view of the site in relation to the surrounding area.   Block Plan  
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A fixed datum point, provided by Ordnance Survey, from which levels can be taken.   Ordinace Bench Mark (OBM)  
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A reference point on site to which all levels can be related.   Site Datum Point  
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A document produced by the quantity surveyor. It gives a complete description of everything that is required to do the job.   Bill of Quantities  
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A document used to record repeated design information that applies to a range of components or fittings. e.g. Doors, windows, ironmongery, sanitary ware, etc.   Schedule  
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A document produced alongside plans and drawing to show information that cannot be shown on the drawings.   Specification  
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Provides detailed information on products.   Manufacturer's technical information  
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