"construction drawing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a detailed technical drawing of a building, machine, or other document used in the construction or manufacturing of that object. For example, "The construction drawings for the bridge project were careful reviewed by the structural engineers."
This paper interprets from the U.S. experience with national highway construction, drawing several lessons that are pertinent both in developing and developed countries.
As its waterfront bulges with office construction, drawing scores of companies from Manhattan, Jersey City officials want to make sure that it does not end up as a staid collection of buildings best known for cheap rents, low taxes and nice views.
Help clarify the clash and difference between architectural drawing and construction drawing.
Petal-like steel column checklist is shown as follows: The clash report and construction report generated by the frozen BIM model were provided to THSRC as a reference for reviewing the construction drawing.
Spanish architect Claudio de Arciniega planned the construction, drawing inspiration from Gothic cathedrals in Spain.
The lease amendment would impose a timetable, beginning in March 2011 with the completion of construction drawing.
Its construction drew German and Irish immigrants in the final years of the 19th century.
A bridge of the Belt Parkway, its span under construction, drew closer.
That construction drew street protests as Dominicans, in economic crisis at the time, denounced a price tag of about $100 million.
Several years later, Vineland Construction drew its own plan to redevelop its property with new housing, while the township acquired some other waterfront land.
Canal construction drew thousands of Irish labourers to the area, when what was supposed to be a simple ditch a few hundred yards long grew into a waterway of some 75 miles (120 km), often cut through solid rock.
