Roof

[decorators3]

Hi I am looking for assistance with this roof design.

Clients do not have a roof schematic so I'm going by the attached plans and elevations.

I get most of it.. but not all

any help would be appreciated

 

...fees involved let me know

 

UPDATE: IF THERE IS SOMEONE WHO CAN BUILD THIS ROOF  i WILL PAY FOR YOUR SERIVECS. I JUST CAN'T GET IT, IM WASTING TIME AND GETTING CLOSE TO MY COMMITMENT DATE FOR THIS EXTERIOT RENDERING

 

Thanks

 

Levina

 

 

plans.pdf

FOR ca HELP.zip

Edited 10 hours ago by decorators3
pay for roof build

[JonathanK]

I would say make sure that your walls match their walls first and foremost.  Then spend a little time reviewing the roof planes on the PDF to get it to match.

 

I took a quick look, and it's not overly complicated...I trust that you can get it with a little time and effort.

[decorators3]

25 minutes ago, JonathanK said:

I would say make sure that your walls match their walls first and foremost.  Then spend a little time reviewing the roof planes on the PDF to get it to match.

 

I took a quick look, and it's not overly complicated...I trust that you can get it with a little time and effort.

Ok Thanks so not as complicated as it looks.. I get really off set when i'm looking at elevations..

[Mark3D]

A roof plan might make it easier to understand that roof if one exists

[decorators3]

yes I wish it did thanks

[GeneDavis]

I think you have another case of a plan drawn in 2D by someone who didn't use 3D to generate elevations, thus you may have something you cannot replicate in Chief.

[decorators3]

29 minutes ago, GeneDavis said:

I think you have another case of a plan drawn in 2D by someone who didn't use 3D to generate elevations, thus you may have something you cannot replicate in Chief.

yes the pans don't seem the same as the elevations

[Mark3D]

The floor plans don’t show the roof plains ask the client if the have a more detailed set of drawings you never know they may have given you the wrong set of drawings.