Skip the separate drafting service. Turn any GhanaHousePlanner floor plan into a full architectural and structural drawing set — floor plans, elevations, sections, schedules, and title blocks — ready for your contractor or permit office.
Generated automatically, in minutes, from the same floor plan you already designed.
Multi-storey floor plans, elevations (N/S/E/W), sections, roof plan, and reflected ceiling plan — numbered A1–A3 like a professional drawing register.
Foundation layout, column and beam positions, and structural schedules generated from the same model, so architectural and structural sets never fall out of sync.
Every opening and room quantified with dimensions and type, ready to hand to a contractor or quantity surveyor.
Download a DXF file that opens in AutoCAD, LibreCAD, BricsCAD, or as a linked reference in Revit.
Project name, client, site address, permit reference, scale, and your registration number and body printed on every sheet.
Save named revisions as the design changes — the last three appear automatically in the Rev A/B/C rows of every title block.
Drawings are one stage of GhanaHousePlanner's construction operating system — the same floor plan carries through design, visualization, documentation, and procurement without re-entering a single measurement.
Describe your home to our AI Design Agent or build it yourself in the floor plan editor.
Walk through the design in 3D and export a Revit-grade IFC or GLB model.
Generate the permit-ready architectural and structural drawing set — you are here.
Turn the same design into a bill of quantities and buy materials through CornerStore.
The sheet set includes the floor plans, elevations, sections, schedules, and title blocks Assemblies typically request. A registered architect or engineer should still review and sign off before submission — the title block captures a registration number, registration body, and checked-by field for exactly that.
No. The PDF sheet sets open in any PDF reader. The DXF export opens in AutoCAD, LibreCAD, BricsCAD, QCAD, and as a linked reference in Revit.
Foundation layout, column and beam positions, and structural schedules — generated from the same floor plan as the architectural set, so the two never disagree.
Yes. Save a named revision whenever the design changes, and the most recent revisions appear automatically as Rev A/B/C rows on every title block.