OK, so what we're going to do now, we're going to do a just a very basic roof plan and that we'll
use in our site layouts and in general it would be a roof plot anyway.
So this series of drawings.
So I'm just it's going to be quite simple and but going to use the same method, which is to use the
elevations, but we're going to kind of do it in reverse.
So I'll save it as an I'll site building our one.
Roof, but it's over.
I'm going to model space
and.
I'm just going to move this elevation.
First, let's move, let's rotate this elevation.
And now all we need to do is, like we did before, take some lines up.
On some lines across.
And that will give us our kind of outside.
Roof area
now gets a lot of detail and find out where.
You kind of pitch down to the corners, so it's going to go something like this again.
I'm not I am not a roof designer or an architect, so I'm demonstrating how to do incut.
Say this, I reflect and now will need just a
kind of representation of where the walls are for me, put a plum.
I'm going to this with a rectangle, use my lines of just offset and I'm going to delete those lines.
And I don't suppose a dashed line, so if I look into the line types, we've got dashed if you don't
have dashed over.
In fact, I want to use a hidden line sight rather than dashed a lot of hidden one.
So we'll go, I'll show you again.
We'll go line type of a load.
I'm going to go down to this one.
I headed to OK.
But.
OK, now let's load it into a drawing.
So it's under here so we can select our object, go to hit and to.
Now you say it's still showing a solid I'm going to change it to two thousand five hundred.
OK, I'm going to make it right.
So let's just change the scale of scales really small now in paper space, it might be different.
We'll have a look at that when we get the paper space, but that's all out there.
So let's do some hatching.
In fact, on this plan, I am going to put a bit more detail in.
I'm going to offset these and I'm going to go.
100,
because I do want it to look a bit realistic, so I'm going to put some detail on.
And I will go to extend a window slightly since a rectangle will extend all these lines to the.
Okay.
And now I'm going to trim.
Just trim out these overhangs.
You could have done this just on one column and used some mirrors.
But sometimes it's easier just to do with trimming individually.
OK, so now I'm going to go hatch and I'm going to make sure I slip this overhang as well.
I'm going to touch those two first.
I'm going to right click to repeat command.
I'm going to touch base.
OK, now I can match properties.
But these times are running the wrong way.
So I'm going to select another angle, I'm going to turn them 90 degrees and then we'll go.
And I just want to choose these lines.
I'm going to ease.
One of these, grace, maybe that one.
OK, so that is our actually most white.
So it stands out now.
So that's our roof layout.
I'm not, although this is going to be a kind of flat area, but I'll leave that just untouched.
So it's real, flouts and now.
I'm just going to move them off, OK, and talk with him.
Bring that down one two one hundredths fine.
I just want room for this dimension, so maybe I mean, we'll have dimension.
Well, what?
Mine probably won't for the overhang, so I'll choose perpendicular.
I'm not so I'm just going to call it up, you could add in things like some notes for the pitch and
that kind of thing you can really put on.
Whatever you want, but just for the purpose of this, I'll say, you know, it's I do know it's not
the dimensions.
I'm not solid.
Lay out a roof plan.
So let's say let's just call this roof.
Sarah, well, I'm a reason I do this.
I know you probably haven't learned much new in this course.
I just want to show you the process of again, this line and off.
But we do try to line up elevations and plums from other elevations.
We can believe in snow.
And also, we're going to use this when we do our way to a site layout with multiple office buildings.
You wouldn't really want to show the ground the first floor details on there.
You would just probably shove a roof plan and how that looks on the site.
So we'll use this drawing again as an extra for that.
But for now, that will do.
I'm just going to get rid of this stuff.
I can get rid of ease of a layout.
And also for us, plum.
OK, so that's our series of drawn out set of drawings for the office block.
Next, we're going to start looking at the site layout and laying out our office park.
OK.