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So now we're going to look at our site design for the office park.

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We've concentrated on getting our building layouts correct.

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We have two floor layouts and the roof layout, but there's going to be more than one of these offices.

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We're going to be developing a whole office park site here.

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So now we're going to concentrate on the actual site layout.

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We have some markups in the resource folder, so this first one.

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This is just a general kind of site location drawing, so imagine.

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There's a greenfield site, a field somewhere all over is at the moment is a road running through this

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greenfield and.

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We've been given a section of it to build our office port, so we'll probably be working with a surveyor

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here and we'll be given something like a coordinate and some dimensions of where our site is so we can

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start our design.

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And then what we will do, we will flesh out the basic site layout, put some more coordinates on that

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which we can then give to a surveyor.

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A surveyor will go to site and stake out the site and that becomes our site to work on will then look

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at creating the actual design of the layout in terms of a car park and things like that and where the

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offices are going.

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And then we'll bring in our offices and we'll use it.

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We'll use an extra for that.

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An external reference will bring him out of the offices and put them in.

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And this process is going to let us look at.

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Quite a few techniques, so we're going to be as an experts for the officers, we're going to be using

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coordinates for plotting things out.

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We're going to be using some arrays.

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We're probably going to use some.

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We're giving you some blocks for the landscaping.

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And it's going it's going to be a good exercise for them kind of skills.

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One thing I will say.

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Up until now, we've been working in MM.

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And that's normal, at least in the U.K., that's normal.

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I know in Europe, some places are first centimeters.

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In the US, it's 15 inches.

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It's the same process.

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You obviously familiar with whatever units use in your country, but it is the same process we've been

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through.

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If you've done our beginner's course, but in this example, where we've used millimeters of the building

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layout for the site layout, you would usually be meters.

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And so this gives us a good opportunity, you probably will come across this difference in scale.

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So we're going to be really into that in this example, and it gives us a good opportunity to show you

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how to work with different things like that.

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So.

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This is our kind of site location plan, and it's in meters and this is in your resource folder.

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And if we zoom in all, we've always been given here.

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Is one coordinate now, if rounded up in this case in real life, this would generally be all sorts

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of jumbled numbers, it's not going to be exact.

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Let's make it easy.

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I've made it a hundred thousand by 50000 and we'll go for what that means in the first chapter and we'll

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lay out this site location.

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But we are going to have this issue of meters of millimeters, so we're going to show how to work with

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that.

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And we're going to go through the process from start to finish, so we're going to pretend we've got

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a team of surveyors.

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We're going to give them a survey trying to stake out.

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Then we're going to create our site layout.

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Then we're going to bring in now a different floor plans as external references and we'll create landscape

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and car park and all that kind of stuff.

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So gives us a very good range of topics to practice with.

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And is the kind of a thing you would be doing in the real world in kind of a small.

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Developer of construction company, so first off, we'll look at actually the information we're going

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to receive in terms of a base plan and the this coordinate and how we can get a drawing of more coordinates

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to give to the surveyor on site to stake out.