- 12 Meter Engineering
- 0 Comments
Why Precast Detailing Matters for Faster and More Accurate Construction Projects
Table of Contents Precast detailing is the stage of the process of technical drawing and coordination that transforms architectural and structural designs into plans for precast concrete items that can be ready for fabrication. The first element is usually omitted or hastily completed, causing the majority of reworks, pouring delays,…
- 12 Meter Engineering
- 0 Comments
How BIM Coordination Reduces Construction Errors, RFIs and Rework
Table of Contents BIM coordination identifies conflicts among architectural models, structural systems, and services models before anyone reaches the site with any construction equipment. A plumber who would have found out about a duct running through a beam doesn’t face this issue since the conflict had been identified previously and…
- 12 Meter Engineering
- 0 Comments
Understanding the Precast Detailing Process: From Design Drawings to Site Installation
Table of Contents The process of precast detailing involves a transformation of the architect’s and structural engineer’s original design drawings into forms of fabrication: shop drawings that indicate panel-by-panel layouts, embed and connection information, rebar placement, and so on. The importance of the service can be drawn from the position…
- 12 Meter Engineering
- 0 Comments
Understanding Shop Drawings vs Erection Drawings: Key Differences Explained
Table of Contents There are two different purposes for shop drawings and erection drawings in steel projects, and misidentifying them is one of the most common causes of fabrication delays. Shop drawings are used in the shop while erection drawings are used at the construction site. The shop drawings may…


