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ELEVATION VIEW · MILLIMETRES14,000 × 8,700 mm
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BUILDING ELEVATION DESIGNER

Draw building elevations in your browser

Create editable front, side and rear exterior elevation drawings with windows, doors, walls, roofs and annotations. Use dimensions in millimetres, manage visibility by layer, and export vector drawings as SVG or DXF, or print an A3-fit multi-view PDF. The tool is ideal for early concept communication and educational drafting, not certified architectural or structural documentation.

How it works

Choose a view, select a drawing tool, then click and drag across the canvas. Switch to Select to reposition, resize or adjust objects with exact numeric inputs. Save an editable JSON project for future revisions. Nothing is sent to a server.

Using Building Elevation Designer

Draft separate front, side, and rear building elevations with walls, openings, roofs, labels, and alignment controls, then export a vector or project file.

Workflow

  1. Choose a sheet and set up wall dimensions before adding doors, windows, roof shapes, balconies, or labels.
  2. Use snapping, alignment, distribution, and cross-view copy controls to refine each elevation; review consistency warnings as prompts.
  3. Export the sheet or project in the required format and inspect it in the destination application or print workflow.

Worked example

Draft a small front elevation with a rectangular wall, one door, two windows, a simple roof, and dimension labels. Create a separate side elevation and use a cross-view copy where useful, then export SVG and editable JSON for review.

Limits and data handling

These are independent concept sheets, not linked BIM, permit drawings, or structural plans. Consistency checks are advisory. DXF output is basic R12 LINE/TEXT rather than associative CAD dimensions; DXF/PDF text is ASCII-limited. A3 PDF print scale requires actual-size printing and a measured print; fit-to-page is not to scale. Export and print interoperability remain unverified.

Frequently asked questions

Are the front and side elevations linked like BIM views?

No. The sheets are independent. Cross-view copy can help reuse elements, but changes do not create a fully linked building model.

Will the PDF print at the stated scale automatically?

No. Use the actual-size print setting and measure the result. Fit-to-page output is not to scale.

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