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Documentation of Existing Facade Condtions in the Field
A Comparison of Two Methods
After:
The elevation shown above contains all of the graphical and numerical information in the tags and leaders on the previous page. We feel that this is a much clearer way to present the same information and has the advantage of being presented exactly as it was entered in the field, with minor editing in the office.
A Comparison of Two Methods
After:
The elevation shown above contains all of the graphical and numerical information in the tags and leaders on the previous page. We feel that this is a much clearer way to present the same information and has the advantage of being presented exactly as it was entered in the field, with minor editing in the office.