Sheets and Labels

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This is drawing number one, and it probably does something like, basement plan, then it's gonna say scale, what the scale is, then you're gonna have down below that somewhere your graphic scale, and then at some point, either within the drawing or on this element itself, you're going to have some spot where you say, oh, and by the way, that's north. That might be a little graphic-y thing, or it might have some sort of special quality, but it should be very reasonably easy to read so that somebody can look at this and know, alright, straight up, that's north, or you know, maybe that way's north, and so you need to be able to show that in some way so that people can make rational decisions about what kind of screen has to happen on the windows, or whatever kind of information they need to know about how the sun's gonna be moving around, or when somebody says, oh, the northeast corner, they can figure out which side is the northeast corner, so it's a set of information. It's really important to have for each drawing, and part of the reason you have it for each drawing is because occasionally, something needs to get oriented differently for whatever reason.

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