A complete building additional plan featuring architectural floor plans, exterior elevations, reflected ceiling layouts, door and window schedules, site planning, foundation design, structural framing, stair sections, and detailed construction drawings.

The International Road Dynamics Addition – Phase 1 floor plan presents the main and second-floor layouts for the proposed building addition. The drawing includes room arrangements, wall locations, door openings, stair placement, dimensions, grid references, and wall type notes. The main floor plan highlights the functional organization of interior spaces, including meeting areas, washrooms, corridors, mechanical spaces, storage, and circulation routes.
The second-floor plan continues the building organization with upper-level rooms, circulation areas, and access connections. Detailed dimensions and construction symbols help define the relationship between spaces and support accurate coordination during construction. Overall, this sheet provides the core architectural layout needed for planning, reviewing, and building the addition.

The International Road Dynamics Addition – Phase 1 exterior elevation sheet presents the building’s front, left, right, and rear elevations. These views describe the outside appearance of the proposed addition, including wall heights, roof lines, window placement, door openings, exterior cladding, and connection points to the existing building.
Each elevation includes important vertical and horizontal measurements that guide construction and exterior coordination. Window heights, roof slopes, wall finishes, and building proportions are clearly identified to ensure the final structure matches the design intent. This sheet is useful for exterior material planning, permit review, and construction detailing.

The International Road Dynamics Addition – Phase 1 schedule sheet provides detailed information for doors, frames, windows, and room finishes. It includes door types, frame types, window configurations, glazing references, hardware notes, and a door and frame schedule.
The room finish schedule organizes interior finish information for floors, walls, ceilings, and related materials. This supports consistent interior construction and helps coordinate finish selections across different rooms. By combining opening schedules and finish schedules in one sheet, the drawing becomes an important reference for interior construction, procurement, and quality control.

The International Road Dynamics Addition – Phase 1 reflected ceiling plan sheet presents the ceiling layouts for the main floor and second floor. These plans identify ceiling patterns, ceiling grid areas, bulkhead conditions, and the general ceiling arrangement above the interior spaces.
The layout supports coordination between architectural, mechanical, electrical, and lighting work. Ceiling zones, room boundaries, and interior partitions are organized to guide installation and avoid conflicts during construction. This sheet helps ensure that ceiling finishes, lighting layouts, and overhead systems align properly with the floor plan design.

The International Road Dynamics Addition – Phase 1 stair detail sheet focuses on stair sections, railings, landings, structural supports, and connection details. It provides enlarged views of the stair system so contractors can understand the required dimensions, materials, and construction methods.
The stair sections show how the stair connects between floors and how components such as stringers, guards, handrails, posts, plates, bolts, and landing supports are assembled. By providing both overall sections and enlarged connection details, this sheet helps ensure the stair construction is strong, code-compliant, and coordinated with the surrounding building structure.

The International Road Dynamics Addition – Phase 1 architectural site plan presents the overall building location, proposed addition, existing building, parking layout, drive areas, sidewalks, landscape areas, and site access conditions. The plan identifies how the new addition fits within the existing property and how it relates to surrounding site features.
The sheet also includes general project notes and construction references that support site development and coordination. Parking stalls, circulation routes, property dimensions, and site boundaries are clearly organized to assist with planning and permit review. This drawing is important for understanding the full project context beyond the building footprint.

The International Road Dynamics Addition – Phase 1 foundation plan presents the structural foundation layout for the proposed addition. It includes pile locations, grid lines, foundation references, dimensions, and a concrete pile schedule. These elements define the structural base required to support the building addition.
The pile detail and schedule provide important construction information such as pile marks, lengths, reinforcement requirements, and typical installation references. This sheet helps engineers and contractors coordinate foundation work accurately before above-grade construction begins. It serves as a key structural document for excavation, pile placement, and foundation inspection.

The International Road Dynamics Addition – Phase 1 structural detail sheet includes multiple foundation, pile cap, grade beam, and connection sections. These enlarged details explain how structural elements connect to piles, slabs, walls, and supporting members.
Each section provides dimensions, reinforcement notes, material references, and connection requirements. These details are especially important for ensuring the foundation and structural supports are built correctly. The sheet acts as a technical guide for interpreting the foundation plan and completing structural work safely and accurately.

The International Road Dynamics Addition – Phase 1 floor framing sheet presents the structural steel plan for the roof and second-floor support framing. It includes beam layouts, framing members, grid references, structural sections, stair framing details, and parapet wall information.
The building and stair sections provide a clearer understanding of vertical relationships between floors, roof framing, structural steel, existing building connections, and stair components. This sheet is important for steel fabrication, structural coordination, and construction sequencing.

The International Road Dynamics Addition – Phase 1 structural sections sheet provides detailed connection information for slabs, steel deck, beams, columns, walls, and roof support conditions. It includes multiple enlarged section views that explain how different structural components meet and transfer loads through the building.
These details support precise construction by showing fastening methods, member sizes, bearing conditions, and interface points between new and existing construction. The sheet is especially useful for field coordination, steel erection, inspection, and resolving structural connection requirements during the construction process.
Architecture &
Spatial Design Services
