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    How to Draw Your Own House Plans: A Step-By-Step Guide? 

    Jeff EricksonBy Jeff EricksonFebruary 28, 2022No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Are you in the market for a new home, but don’t know where to start? Drawing your house plans can be a fun and rewarding experience. Not only will you have a unique home that is tailored to your exact needs and desires, but you’ll also save money by not having to hire a professional architect. In this article, we will walk you through the steps of drawing your house plans.

     

     Step 1: Consider Your Home’s Design

     

    Before you can begin drawing your house plans, you need to have a good idea of what kind of home you want. Will it be a two-story or one-story home? Do you want it to be rectangular or L-shaped? Is there an area that is best suited for a garage? Do you want the front door facing north, south, east, or west? Once you have an idea about the design of your home, think about the layout.

    Step 2: Sketch Your House Plans

    Your house plans should start with a rectangular shape on the main floor. You should then add rectangles for the garage and for the basement. On one side of the rectangle, draw an “L” to represent your second floor. Measure and draw each line straight. Keep your lines straight and consistent throughout the entire plan.

     Step 3: Add Details to Your House Plans

    Once you have your basic house plan drawn, it’s time to add any details that you want. Add windows and doors, as well as any other features you plan on having. Be sure to use the correct measurements for each feature so that your home plan looks accurate and realistic.

    Step 4: Add Elevations to Your House Plans

    Now it is time to add elevations to your house plans. Add a small hill or bump on one side of the rectangle for the front door, garage, and any other features that will be above ground level. Then add another elevation for the basement or crawl space. This will help you see the different levels of your home.

    Step 5: Add Views to Your House Plans

     Now it is time to add views to your house plans. Draw some hills or bumps to show the main level, the upper level, and the basement. It will help you understand how the house will look from different perspectives.

    Step 6: Add Details to The Front of Your House

    Next you can add details to the front of your house. You should ensure that to include a porch, steps, and any other features visible from the street. Be sure to use the correct measurements for these features so that they look realistic and accurate.

    Conclusion:

    Drawing your own house extension plans can seem like a daunting task, but with this step-by-step guide, you can create plans that are perfect for your needs. By following these simple steps, you’ll be able to design a home that is perfect for you and your family. Thanks for reading!

     

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