What we deliver
Production drawings for architecture and interiors: schematics, furniture layouts, reflected ceiling plans, sections, and detailed drawings.
Technical drawings are the bridge between design intent and construction. At ZADS we produce coordinated sets for architecture and interiors: schematics, furniture layouts, reflected ceiling plans, sections, and details that fabricators and site teams can follow.
This page groups the drawing types clients ask about most often. Sample sheets will appear here as we add anonymized excerpts from real packages.
What’s included
Schematic layouts
Space planning and concept layouts that lock circulation, zoning, and furniture logic early.
Furniture layouts
Dimensioned furniture plans coordinated with electrical, openings, and circulation.
Reflected ceiling plans
Ceiling grids, lighting, AC, and bulkheads coordinated with the floor plan.
Sections
Vertical relationships, heights, and junctions that keep site execution accurate.
Detailed drawings
Joinery, wet areas, and custom details ready for fabrication and site teams.
How it fits the process
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Scope the drawing set
Agree which plans and details the contractor or fabricator needs.
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Coordinate disciplines
Align architecture, interiors, and services before sheets are issued.
- 3
Issue for review
Client and consultant review cycles with clear revision notes.
- 4
Issue for construction
Final set suitable for tender, fabrication, or site.
Related offerings
Architectural Design
Concept-to-completion design services focusing on context, materiality, and human experience. From initial sketches to permit-ready drawings, we manage the full design process for residential and commercial projects in Karachi.
Interior Architecture
Spatial planning, finishes, and bespoke details that bring identity and warmth to interiors. We design kitchens, living spaces, and offices with attention to materials, light, and how people actually use the space.
Bill of quantities
Measured quantities and estimation support so budgets stay grounded in the drawings—not guesswork.