High Rise Public Housing Elevation Plan With Sky Terrace Levels

This AutoCAD DWG architectural elevation drawing illustrates a high-rise public housing residential building with clearly defined vertical planning and level coordination. The elevation represents a 47-storey structure showing floor-wise alignment from ground level up to the upper roof. Sky terrace levels are precisely marked at the 22nd and 34th floors, supporting ventilation and community space integration. The drawing includes detailed height annotations such as the main roof level at 142.625 m upper roof level at 149.675 m, and the water tank level at 144.925 m. Balcony railing heights of 1.25 m, parapet walls of 2.3 m RC, and 15 mm groove line gaps at window panels are clearly indicated for construction accuracy.

Vertical dimensions are carefully noted from ground level at 4.1 m to the overall building height reaching approximately 150.500 m. Window alignment, façade rhythm, and structural floor banding are consistently represented across all storeys. The elevation also highlights repetitive residential floor modules and sky terrace breaks, improving visual balance and functionality. This DWG file is suitable for architects, civil engineers, and builders involved in high-rise residential projects who require a reliable reference for elevation detailing, level control, and façade coordination in public housing developments.