Residential Plot Layout Design
Summary
Freelancer Client is hiring: Residential Plot Layout Design.
Location: Remote
We require a professional drawing/site plan for a subdivided residential plot of approximately 30 marla (~8,200 sq ft).
P2 has a main vehicle/car gate from the front road.
P3 has vehicle access through an internal/shared car gate.
Skills: CAD/CAM, Building Architecture, Civil Engineering, AutoCAD, Building Design, Landscape Design, Building Information Modeling, 2D Drafting, Construction Management, Architecture
Budget: $2500–$0 USD
Source: Freelancer Client via Remote / Online. Apply on the source website.
Original
We require a professional drawing/site plan for a subdivided residential plot of approximately 30 marla (~8,200 sq ft).
The overall plot dimensions are approximately:
- Front: 71 ft
- Rear: 62 ft
- Left side: 127 ft
- Right side: 119 ft
The land is divided into four portions:
- P1: ~6.85 marla
- P2: ~7.53 marla
- P3: ~11.5 marla
- P4: ~4.5 marla
Access arrangements:
- P2 has a main vehicle/car gate from the front road.
- P3 has vehicle access through an internal/shared car gate.
- P1 has a pedestrian entry gate and internal connection.
- P4 has a separate pedestrian entry gate.
Plot
Approx Dimensions
Approx Area
Access
P1
35.5 × 52.5 ft
~6.85 marla
Small pedestrian gate + small connecting gate to P2
P2
35.5 × 57.75 ft
~7.53 marla
Large vehicle/car gate
P3
42 × 74.5 ft
~11.5 marla
Large vehicle/car gate
P4
20 × 61.25 ft
~4.5 marla
Small pedestrian gate
We need:
1. A clean scaled subdivision/site drawing.
2. Proper dimensions and boundary lines.
3. Plot labels (P1, P2, P3, P4).
4. Gate/access positions marked clearly.
5. A professional black-and-white layout suitable for planning/construction discussion.
6. Optional suggestions for driveway/access optimization if possible.
The attached hand sketch should be used as the reference layout.
Location & Details
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