An elevation drawing is a flat, two-dimensional picture of one side of a building. It shows how the building looks from the outside, including details like windows, doors, and rooflines. This plan should use an identified standard metric scale (of 1:50 or 1:100).
All existing and proposed elevations should be on the same drawing where possible to allow comparison. This plan must demonstrate the proposed works in colour:
- The plan should be at a scale of 1:100 or 1:50
- A scale bar should be included as an indication of the measurement distance in relation to the scale of this plan
- Details of all external finishing materials should be described on this plan.
- If the proposed materials match EXACTLY that of the existing materials, this should be stated on this plan.
Note: Any plan that contains the disclaimer of “Do not scale” will be rejected - Plans for planning purposes must have a reliable accurate scale in order to be assessed.
