installatietechnische tekeningen

15:40 May 18, 2018 

11:20 May 17, 2018 

also just read the following (from Bryan's ref.):

"What are Shop Drawings?

Contractors in the mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) trades utilize what are known as 'shop drawings' to ensure that the systems they are installing will actually work within the architect's plans."

so I can now wholeheartedly agree with Bryan's answer ;-)

11:16 May 17, 2018 

"It is helpful to define some terms, since Coordination Drawings require a very specialized skill. MEP (Mechanical, Electrical & Plumbing) Coordination Drawings are utilized in a commercial construction project to reduce conflicts between the different trades.

Therefore, the subcontractors installing the duct work, piping, plumbing, electrical conduits & fire protection piping are coordinated on detailed MEP shop drawings such that the elevations and routing of each system does not interfere with each other. In addition, each trade is coordinated with the building Structural and Architectural such that there are no conflicts with the ceiling or structural members.

Once we establish the routing and elevations for the HVAC, Plumbing, Electrical & Fire Protection Piping, we create a composite coordinated shop drawing, which overlays all the services on one main MEP coordinated shop drawing. Then, once approved and everyone signs off on the MEP coordinated shop drawings, each subcontractor creates their own detailed shop drawing (Duct Shop Drawings, Plumbing Shop Drawings, Fire Protection Shop Drawings, etc.)."

(https://goo.gl/Kmt8Kf )

11:08 May 17, 2018 

"MEP SHOP DRAWINGS

We provide MEP shop drawings which includes Plumbing shop drawings, Duct shop drawing, Piping shop drawings, MEP coordination drawings, etc.

Shop drawings are the backbone of any fabrication industry. Shop drawings are typically a set of drawings or set of drawings required for prefabricated components. They are usually produced for the fabricator, manufacturer, contractor or supplier. Shop drawing includes dimensions, manufacturing standards, fabrication and it contains more details compared to construction documents. Obtaining architectural approval is only a small part of what a quality shop drawing provides. The shop drawings are a roadmap utilized by project managers and installers, and can greatly affect the profitability of any project."

(https://www.advenser.com/mep-shop-drawing/ )

11:07 May 17, 2018 

I'm not 100% convinced "shop drawings" on its own is enough, as it seems to miss the "building services" aspect. Please don't shoot me though, as I also confess I am not a handyman like certain individuals here, or a genius like others.

see e.g.:

https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Installatietechniek … which links to: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Building_services_engineering

See also: https://www.jensen-consulting.co.uk/outsource-cad-services/o...

"Building Services Drawings
(of mechanical, electrical and plumbing equipment aka MEP Drawings)

What are MEP Drawings?
MEP Drawings (often referred to as M&E Drawings) are shop drawings used for the coordination and installation of mechanical, electrical and plumbing building services."

09:46 May 17, 2018 

20:22 May 15, 2018 

installatietechnische tekeningen = installation drawings

would probably be fine

i.e.

• bouwkundige tekeningen
• installatietechnische tekeningen

=

• architectural/structural drawings
• (building) installation drawings

or

• architectural drawings
• mechanical & electrical engineering drawings

20:10 May 15, 2018 

ETA: this occurs in list of information on buildings requested by a consulting firm contracted to explore potential new premises for Company X. For each potential premises, they want Land Registry entries, and then bouwkundige tekeningen, installatietechnische tekeningen (plattegronden en schema's), and so on.