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How do I find my plan?
Start with bedrooms, storeys, plinth area and plot size. Plinth area is the footprint of the building; total floor area adds up every storey. Compare layouts and confirm that your plot shape and your county requirements suit the design.
Use plot sizes as search filters, not as a promise of fit. Check with your county planning office. If you already have a plan number such as BK-1001, type it into the search box to go straight to that plan.
These are design and planning drawings. Before construction or county approval, have a registered architect (BORAQS) and a structural engineer (EBK) review them and produce the required drawings, and use an NCA-registered contractor.
Foundations, footings, columns, beams, slabs and reinforcement are NOT designed or shown in these drawings. They depend on soil conditions (for example black cotton soil), loading and local requirements, and must be designed by a registered structural engineer (EBK) after a site and soil assessment. Substructure quantities and costs in the Bill of Quantities are provisional and indicative only. Do not start construction from these drawings.