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Documentation of Existing Facade Condtions in the Field
A Comparison of Two Methods
In the field, building elevation drawings or rectified photos were cut into strips or folded to allow the technician to make notes regarding a particular area of the inspection "drop". Notes are typically made in the margins of the drawings, using leaders or by keyed notes made in the "sidebar".
A Comparison of Two Methods
In the field, building elevation drawings or rectified photos were cut into strips or folded to allow the technician to make notes regarding a particular area of the inspection "drop". Notes are typically made in the margins of the drawings, using leaders or by keyed notes made in the "sidebar".