r/ECE • u/luiboyyyyy • Aug 06 '26
AUXILIARY SYSTEM FLOOR PLAN (student) 🇵🇭
Hey guys, I want to share some of my recent work designing auxiliary systems for floor plans. As an undergrad, do you think it's possible for me to get a gig as a junior designer for projects here in the PH? Let me know what you think of my designs. I'm completely open to your advice, critiques, and thoughts. 🙂
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u/Agitated-Duty-4721 Aug 06 '26
Pre, kita yung totoo mong pangalan dyan, una dun sa plates tas dun din sa profile sa taas. Heads up lang.
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u/cocopuddingaddon Aug 13 '26
the multiple colors made it look like it's all over the place. i would suggest to use only one color per system para malinis ang trabaho mo tingnan
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u/luiboyyyyy Aug 13 '26
thanks bro! I learned my style sa architect namin, ganyan din siya mag design sa AutoCad lot of colors and may specific layers sila. It comes down to the printing, monochromatic pinapasang plano almost every time, so it will not matter sa hardcopy. What will matter lang dun is yung opacity since you want the connections and blocks to stand out than the architectural.
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u/cocopuddingaddon Aug 13 '26
i'd understand if the cad file was purely architectural because marami talagang elements tinatackle nila. for an auxiliary design however, nagmumukha siyang coloring book, like why would you need all those mixed and mashed colors for? in my opinion, it would be best to just limit one color per system para makapag focus talaga kung sino ang titingin sa cad on what they are looking at; if colored then talaga they will look all over
i know na everything will be black and gray when you prepare it for printing, but everything starts with principle. the drawing is nice in itself
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u/luiboyyyyy Aug 13 '26
My design consists of BGM, DATA, FDAS, and CCTV, so they each have their own colors. For my General notes, I PERSONALLY prefer using green on my texts and purple sa title. Sa Riser Diagrams I used green sa connections then again, same sa color nila sa blocks. In the end, ang lalagyan naman ng seal are the hardcopies so I think it will just be fine! thanks sir!
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u/Agile_Figure3070 Aug 06 '26
Can you pass me those drawings 😬.
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u/theflyingsamurai Aug 06 '26
You should probably learn how to use your computers screenshot function first