There are various methodologies when making construction plans. From methodologies focused on architecture, to those dedicated to engineering and product presentation.
We recommend that from the beginning the plan have one or several isometric representations of the 3d model of the final product. This input gives a clear idea of the final result sought. These isometric views can be in color or black and white, depending on the type of project executed. The important thing is that they transmit general information about it.
Then, the front, side and top views of the model are mandatory. Depending on the project, rear or bottom views may be included. With these views we offer more information regarding general dimensions, location of parts, sub-assemblies, detail views and sections.
After you have the basic views, slices and detail views come into play. With these auxiliary views we better explain certain characteristics at the construction and installation level that are not noticeable in the main views.
Last but not least, it is important to include the correct signage for everything. Product codes, explanatory notes, additional descriptions and warnings if necessary.