PLAN 938-104

Energy-Smart features, such as dropped soffits that conceal the A/C Ducts and the Air Handling Unit (AHU) closet are all within the conditioned space. These important elements make the Marion super energy efficient while at the same time every square inch of living space has been maximized. Making the home “live” much larger than the square foot numbers show. This southern classic-style home presents a symmetrical front façade topped with a set of three gables and offers a sheltered entry. The well-lit Foyer with its convenient coat closet offers sight lines to the rear of the home with its open plan Kitchen and Great Room area. Glass sliders open the living space to the covered lanai, bringing the outdoors in. The galley Kitchen offers a serving bar area with Pantry next to the Dining Room. A private Master Suite is tucked in the front of the home and provides dual walk-in closets with an ensuite bath. The Guest Bedrooms start at the rear of the home and shares a full Bath between them. The rear Guest Bedroom opens to the Lanai. The hallway connecting the two bedrooms offers both a Laundry Room and a generous Linen closet. The single car garage offers convenient access to the main house.

• Cover Sheet
  
  
  The Cover sheet contains an index of the sheets that will follow in the ESHP design development set of plans. It will also include a gray scale elevation or rendering depicting the look of the front of the home, and overall roof plan.


• Wall Sections
  
  
  The Wall Section sheet depicts one or more sections of the home’s exterior walls from the foundation to the roof, calling out all materials and construction specifics.


• Foundation Plan
  
  
  The Foundation Plan sheet shows the home’s foundation layout depicting plumbing, footing, support walls, columns, etc., calling out the necessary notes, dimensions and details.


• Second floor framing (where appropriate)
  
  
  The Second Floor Framing sheet shows important locations of beams and load-bearing conditions, as well as the floor truss spacing and direction. The Second Floor Framing Plan is meant as general information for the truss manufacturer.


• Floor Plans
  
  
  The Floor Plan sheet(s), show a detailed layout of the floor plans with dimensions, notes, call outs and keys relating to sheets with sections and details needed by your builder for construction. These plans will include window and door sizes and locations, and will also show the location of bathroom fixtures.


• Roof Plan & Soffit (Chase Layout) Plan
  
  
  The Roof Plan sheet is a general layout of the home’s roof. It is meant as general information for the truss manufacturer and framing contractor. This sheet also contains the location and size of the dropped soffits housing the forced-air chases. (Ducts in Conditioned Space – DICS) Energy Smart Home Plans is the only design company that offers this information for those seeking truly High-Performance Homes.


• Reflected Ceiling Plan
  
  
  The reflected ceiling plan shows all ceiling heights, treatments, and details including necessary notes.


• Exterior Elevations
  
  
  The Exterior Elevation sheet(s) depict elevations for all sides of the home, showing dimensions and material notes and exterior detailing where needed.


• Cross Section & Interior Elevations
  
  
  The Cross Section sheet depicts a section through the home revealing floor, ceiling and roof heights at a strategic location. The Interior Elevation sheet shows conceptual interior wall elevations for the Kitchen, Bathrooms, Utility Room as well as built-ins, fireplaces and other unique interior features as per design.


• Electrical Plan
  
  
  The Electrical Plan sheet shows suggested wiring and location of fixtures (lighting, ceiling fans, etc.), switches and outlets. This plan does not contain diagrams detailing how all wiring should be run, or how circuits should be engineered. Your electrician should work out these details.