What does record drawings mean in construction?
Short definition
Record drawings are final drawings updated to reflect documented changes made during construction.
Longer explanation
Record drawings are often part of closeout and help owners understand what was built for future maintenance or renovation.
Example in context
“The project team reviewed the record drawings during the construction phase.”
Common users
- Owners
- Architects
- Contractors
- Construction managers
Related terms
Related resources
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