CAD III Vocabulary Crossword

A drawing tool used to draw standard symbols of architectural details
Connects the bottom plate of a wall to the foundation
The standard height of a door
Used to resist moisture, usually made of metal
The shallow space below the floor of a house built above the ground, surrounded by the foundation wall
The term for the physical description of land surface showing its variation in elevation and location of features
The spot where the soil surface strikes a building that acts as a reference point for most elevations
Covering for the end of a rafter tail
The development of gardens or yards for use and enjoyment.
A unit of land measure.
The height of the property, which includes reference points.
A right of way given by property owner to another for limited use.
Buildings restrictions regulating size, location, and type of structures to be built.
The resources available by company or local government which may include electricity, water, sewer, cable and gas.
A rigid triangular framework designed to support loads over a long span.
Vertical structural members that help support a building and form walls.
A board framed horizontally between two studs serves to slow down the spread of fire and smoke.
A stud that is not full length next to a window or door.
Supporting portion of a structure below 1st floor or below grade.
Usually made of concrete that is wider than the foundation wall or pier supports.
Required distance of building location in relation to the property line.
Materials for obstructing the passage of sound, heat, or cold from one surface to another.
Document used to hold property as a security for a debt.
Lowest member of the frame for a door or a window.
Platform between or ending in flight of stairs.
Horizontal structure that supports load over an opening door or window.
Entrance-way into a house.