Structurel Packages

A 2D floor plan is a top-down, flat technical drawing showing a building’s layout, including walls, rooms, doors, windows, and fixed features with dimension.

1180 Rs
/ per square feet

What’s Include?

Structural packaging information includes the physical design, materials, and engineering of a package, focusing on its form, function, protection, and manufacturing, rather than just visuals, covering aspects like dimensions, material choice (cardboard, eco-friendly), protective features (inserts, closures), assembly ease, and sustainability to ensure the product is secure, user-friendly, and cost-effective from creation to disposal.

2D Floor Plans

In technical drawing, a 2D floor plan and structural packaging information serve similar purposes as blueprints for manufacturing or construction, using precise technical data and specific line types for different actions. Structural packaging information” generally refers to a separate, specialized set of technical drawings used by engineers and contractors. These drawings focus exclusively on the load-bearing components of the building and usually include.

3D Elevation Designs

“3D elevation design” typically refers to architectural visualization, while “structural packaging” refers to the engineering of product boxes and containers. Information regarding the structural aspects of both is available from different types of sources. Designers use 3D modeling software to create and test these forms virtually before producing physical prototypes. This allows for rapid iteration and ensures structural integrity and visual communication of the design.

Civil Construction

Civil construction structural packaging information” can refer to two distinct concepts: the physical packaging of construction materials and the project management concept of a “construction work package”. CWPs are used to break down large, complex construction projects into manageable sections (e.g., piling, substructure, superstructure, electrical installation), which helps with tendering, risk transfer to subcontractors, and overall project coordination and tracking.

Architectural Design

An Architectural Design Standard Package for construction information, known as Construction Documents (CDs), is a comprehensive set of drawings, specifications, and schedules detailing a project, including floor plans, elevations, sections, material specs (MasterFormat), schedules (doors, windows), and MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing) coordination, all organized to provide clear, legally binding instructions for builders and ensure quality, compliance, and coordination across trades.

2D Floor Plans

3D Elevation Designs

Electrical & Plumbing

The “standard package” for Electrical and Plumbing (MEP – Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing) systems in construction refers to a set of detailed plans, technical specifications, and adherence to specific national and local building codes. This information ensures that the systems are safe, efficient, and integrated correctly within the building structure. he path, size, and material of water supply lines (hot and cold), drainage pipes, and vent pipes.