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A vertical cut or slice through a structure that illustrates the type of foundation, wall, and roof construction to be used.
Building Section
A building section that extends all the way across a building.
Cross Section
The line on a floor plan that indicates the location at which a building section is taken.
Cross-Plane Line
A building section that extends all the way across a building.
Full Building Section
A full building section taken lengthwise across the longest overall dimension of a building.
Longitudinal Building Section
A building section that cuts through half or more of the structure, but not its entire length.
Partial Building Section
A building section that shows a feature, method, or technique that is specific to one location or instance in the building.
Specific Section
A building section taken crosswise across the shorter overall dimension of a building.
Transverse Building Section
A building section that shows features or sizes that are used in many different places in the structure.
Typical Section
A building section that shows details on one exterior wall.
Wall Section
True or False - Building sections include the type of roof construction to be used.
True
True or False - A(n) partial building section is also called a cross section.
False
True or False - Full sections often show foundation information.
True
A(n) _____ shows the relationships among the various interior spaces.
Full Building Section
A(n) _____ shows the foundation system, wall system, and roof system at one location in the structure.
Wall Section
A(n) _____ section shows a feature, method, or technique that is used only once.
Specific
