I will draw architectural elevations and section drawings in autocad


About this gig
Welcome to your professional AutoCAD architectural detailing service! Do you already have a 2D floor plan but your contractor, builder, or local city council is demanding vertical technical drawings? Do you need precise exterior elevations or structural cross-sections to understand building heights, roof pitches, and material transitions? You are in the right place! I am an expert AutoCAD draftsman specializing in high-precision vertical architectural drafting. I will turn your existing floor layouts or sketch concepts into perfectly scaled elevation and section drawings. Services Offered: Exterior Elevations (Front, Rear, Left, Right views) Interior Elevations (Kitchens, Bathrooms, Custom Millwork) Building Cross-Sections (Showing foundations, floor heights, and roof pitches) Technical Detail Callouts & Material Annotations ️ What You Will Receive: High-resolution PDF optimized for large-format printing High-res JPEG/PNG images Clean, layer-organized AutoCAD Source File (.DWG) (Standard & Premium)
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Get to know kelvin
Lead AutoCAD Draftsman and Architectural Blueprint Specialist
- FromUnited States
- Member sinceOct 2026
Languages
English
FAQ
• unset What is the difference between an elevation and a section drawing?
unset An elevation is a flat, straight-on view looking at the outside or inside of a wall to show windows, doors, and finishes. A cross-section acts like an imaginary slice through the building, revealing structural floor-to-ceiling heights, wall thicknesses, and roof construction structures
What is the difference between an elevation and a section drawing?
An elevation is a flat, straight-on view looking at the outside or inside of a wall to show windows, doors, and finishes. A cross-section acts like an imaginary slice through the building, revealing structural floor-to-ceiling heights, wall thicknesses, and roof construction structures.
