Millwork & Casework Shop Drawings from Architectural Plans of Museum, USA

Project engineers studied the architectural drawings and hand sketches shared by the client to understand fitting of various joineries across the museum. Based on our prior experience in millwork and casework drafting, we suggested veneer selection and material choices for various fit outs and then started developing CAD drawings.

• After first few meetings with the client, we developed first drafts shop drawings studying the architectural layout and shared them with clients.
• After having series of conversations with the client and multiple RFIs, our CAD engineers produced skeleton modeling based on the input drawings. 
• Based on the client’s feedback, a team of three CAD engineers and drafters revised and updated the first drafts of shop drawings in AutoCAD by importing PDFs.
• Once the detailed information was received; we prepared CAD drawings and assemblies which were dispatched as Pack&Go files to Vault on local drive of client’s server
• Documents like design process monitor, project register,  material information, equipment call off, design change register was shipped to client in zip file formats.

The project engineers delivered high-quality manufacturing drawings with detailed joinery and installation instruction guide. These drawings assisted foremen on site and lead elimination of interruptions during installation.