Unit with garage
- 3 stories, 10 ft from floor to floor
- Flat roof with a parapet, about 33 ft high
- Brick base, with siding above
- Garage door on the front
- Entry door with a canopy
- Rear balcony at level 2, with a rail
Townhome elevations
An elevation is a flat drawing of one side of a building, as if you stand straight in front of it. We draw the front and the rear of the typical unit on your townhome layout. $99 per view.
What it is
The look of the unit, drawn to scale
A photo shows a building in perspective, so far parts look smaller. An elevation does not. Every part is at the same scale, so a reader can measure heights and widths.
Buyers, sellers and lenders use the elevations to see the size and the look of the units. Builders use them for a first price of the exterior work.
What each view shows
- The outside shape of the unit
- Floor levels and the total height
- The roof shape
- Exterior materials
- Doors, windows and the garage door
- Balcony and rail, where the unit has them
- Grade line, title block and scale
The two standard units
Front and rear of each unit
Heights are approximate. They are concept values for planning.
Unit without garage
- 2 stories
- Gable roof, 8:12 pitch
- About 27 ft from the ground to the ridge
- Entry door, doors and windows on the front and the rear
Views and price
$99 per view
The elevations part has two views: the front and the rear.
| View | Price |
|---|---|
| Front view The side that faces the street or the drive. | $99 |
| Rear view The side that faces the back of the lot or the alley. | $99 |
| Front and rear | $198 |
A concept, not for construction. The elevations show a typical unit for planning. They are not an architectural or structural design, and they are not sealed.
See the units on your lot
Start with the address. Add the elevations when you order.