ELEVATIONS Shows the finished appearance of a given side of a building

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ELEVATIONS Shows the finished appearance of a given side of a building Four elevations as shown: North, South, East & West Shows height information Shows exterior materials: siding roof covering

REQUIRED INFORMATION Direction elevation faces - North Elevation Grade lines Finished floor & ceiling lines as centerlines Doors and windows on story line at 6’-8” Roof features pitch (rise:run i.e. 3:12) overhang

REQUIRED INFORMATION (continued) Vertical dimensions Important features: porches decks patios material symbols chimney Scale 1/8” = 1’-0”

ROOFS Gable Hip Shed Flat

ROOFS continued Gambrel Mansard

Roof Terms

Roof Framing

CORNICE The overhang of the roof at the eaves line that forms the connection between the side walls and roof. Cornice types: Open cornice Box cornice: Narrow, Wide w/ lookouts & Wide w/o lookouts Closed cornice

Cornices closed cornice wide box cornice wo/overlook narrow box cornice w/overlook open cornice

Roofing Material composite wooden shakes gravel asphalt shingle tile

Siding Material stucco board & batten stone

Shed Roof

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