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How to read our Modern House Plans:
Here is a legend for a few of the symbols in our plans that should make their reading a little easier for you. Since we design a lot of fun details and innovative spatial layouts, there might be a lot of information in out plans that you might have trouble deciphering. Send us note and we will explain.
Cool Modern House Plans is the site for Dialect Design’s pre-
All plans are developed in house by Dialect Design as a nation-
Helpful Hints on Modern House Plans:
To help you with the construction process after receiving our drawings, please read through the following suggestions:
• If you don’t have a builder yet, and need some help choosing one, this set of articles
from Dwell Magazine is quite informative: http://www.dwell.com/articles/an-
• Consider to have the set of drawings reviewed by a locally licensed engineer for regional requirements. In some building jurisdictions it might be required.
• Do familiarize yourself with the construction drawings to the best of your ability to engage with builders and lending institutions.
• As any modern design can unnecessarily raise a red flag for traditional builders
we also offer continuous support services. Our starting package is a $450 service
that offers 3 full hours of telephone and email support that can be used by customers
and contractors alike. Through it we offer pre-
Kitchens:
1 ft deep cabinets above (dashed lines)
sink
counter/table with chairs
refrigerator
stove
exhaust (dashed lines)
2 ft deep cabinets above
Doors:
All the hinged doors are shown in an open position with a double line for the actual door panel and a single line showing the swing of the the door.
Baths:
standard tub
toilet seat
sink
Closets:
Closet spaces are most often indicated with a dashed line about 14 inches off the wall. They represent shelving above. Here you can also see a standard set of sliding doors
Windows:
We show our windows with this simple symbol. The two outer lines represent the window sill edges and the center line the glass panel. The real window will look a little different
Panel Doors:
We occasionally use panel doors. These are large floor-
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