When purchasing the design package, customers receive a comprehensive collection of drawings, including:

Overall Perspective & Drawing Legends: An overall perspective of the house together with section markers, elevation markers, detail callouts, compass symbols, door symbols, room signage, fixture callouts, and basic electrical symbols.
Foundation Plan: The foundation layout together with a 3D foundation perspective showing foundation walls and footings. The drawing also notes that the foundation should be reviewed and engineered according to local soil conditions, climate, and building regulations.
Roof Plan: A complete roof layout showing the geometry of the roof, drainage direction, and a 3D roof perspective to help explain the complex roof intersections.
Ground Floor Plan: A detailed ground-floor layout showing rooms, furniture, garage, stairs, kitchen, living room, dining room, office, bathroom, and laundry room.

Ground Floor Wall Dimensions & Door Locations: Separate drawings showing wall dimensions and the locations of door types D1 through D8. These sheets are particularly useful for wall layout and opening preparation during construction.
Second Floor Plan: The second-floor layout together with a 3D interior perspective showing the bedrooms, relaxation room, balconies, stairs, and bathrooms.

Second Floor Dimensions & Door Positioning: Dimension drawings and door positioning for types D9, D10, and D11, providing a clearer understanding of wall locations, room sizes, and circulation.

Exterior Elevations: Elevations A–D, 1–3, 3–1, and D–A showing floor levels, roof heights, ground level, foundation level, doors, roof geometry, and the overall proportions of the building. Each elevation is complemented by a corresponding 3D exterior view.
Building Sections S1 & S2: Two building sections showing the relationship between the ground floor, second floor, roof, ceiling, floor beams, and foundation system. 3D section perspectives are also included to make the drawings easier to understand.
Detailed Door Drawings: Detailed drawings for door types D1 through D11, together with the quantity of each door type used throughout the project.

Electrical Plans: Electrical diagrams for both floors, including wall outlets, special-use outlets, 220V outlets, switches, 3-way switches, ceiling lights, recessed lights, wall-mounted lights, ceiling fans, and smoke detectors.
Water Supply, Drainage & Gas Plans: Technical layouts showing hot-water lines, cold-water lines, wastewater piping, vent lines, and gas piping for both floors.
3D Exterior & Interior Perspectives: A collection of visualization images covering the exterior and major interior spaces, including the ground floor, second floor, lobby, living room, dining room, kitchen, laundry room, bathroom, garage, home office, staircase, relaxation room, bedrooms, and additional bathroom views.

Why Do We Include Both Technical Drawings and 3D Perspectives?

Not every customer is familiar with reading architectural drawings.

A line or symbol that may be immediately understandable to an architect can be difficult for a homeowner to visualize. For this reason, many of the 2D drawings in the SM package are paired with corresponding 3D perspectives.

For example, the Foundation Plan is accompanied by a Foundation Perspective. The Roof Plan includes a Roof Perspective. Exterior elevations are presented together with 3D views of the house, while Sections S1 and S2 are complemented by sectional 3D perspectives.

This allows customers to understand the project in two different ways: by reviewing technical information in the 2D drawings and by checking the actual appearance and spatial relationships through 3D visualization.

Understand Not Only How the House Looks, but How It Works

One of the biggest advantages of a complete house plan package is the ability to evaluate functionality before construction begins.

On the ground floor, the living room, dining room, and kitchen form the main living area, while the office, bathroom, laundry room, and garage serve more specific functions. Furniture is also shown on the floor plan, allowing customers to evaluate circulation space and room usability before building.

On the second floor, two large bedrooms are arranged around a relaxation room and two bathrooms. This is also why the interior perspective images are included toward the end of the drawing package: they allow customers to see the house not simply as a collection of walls, but as a complete living environment.

Technical Drawings Make Communication With Contractors Easier

When customers purchase a house design that includes only a rendering or a simple floor plan, many important construction questions remain unanswered.

How high is the roof? Where are the doors located? Which door types are used? How are plumbing lines arranged? Where should outlets and lighting fixtures be installed?

drawing package brings these elements together in one coordinated set of documents.

The elevations explain exterior proportions and vertical levels. The sections illustrate the building vertically. The door details identify the different door types. The electrical plans show the locations of electrical fixtures and devices. The water supply and drainage drawings illustrate the hot-water, cold-water, drainage, vent, and gas systems.

As a result, customers have a much clearer reference when discussing the project with local architects, engineers, builders, and contractors.

3D Perspectives Help You See the House Before It Is Built

In addition to technical drawings, package includes an extensive collection of architectural visualization images.

Customers can view the exterior from several different angles and then virtually move inside the house through perspective images of the lobby, living room, dining room, kitchen, laundry room, bathroom, garage, home office, staircase, relaxation room, and bedrooms.

These images are especially useful for customers who want to maintain the original design style, select materials, or use the visualizations as references when working with an interior designer.

Important Notes Before Using the Drawings for Construction

package is designed as a starter house plan that can be modified to suit the requirements of individual projects.

The foundation notes specifically state that the foundation design must be engineered according to actual local conditions. Depending on the site, the proposed crawlspace foundation may also be replaced with a pier foundation, slab foundation, or basement.

Because building codes, wind loads, snow loads, seismic requirements, soil conditions, electrical regulations, and plumbing regulations vary by location, customers should provide the drawings to a local architect or engineer for review and modification before applying for a building permit or beginning construction.

From the Initial Design Idea to a Complete Living Space

When purchasing the House Plan, you are not simply receiving an attractive image of a house.

You receive a comprehensive design package that allows you to understand the project from multiple perspectives, including the foundation, roof plan, floor plans, wall dimensions, door locations, exterior elevations, building sections, door details, electrical plans, water supply and drainage plans, and a complete collection of exterior and interior perspectives.

The goal of Bergin House is to help customers discover a house design online, clearly understand how it has been developed, and have a useful set of documents that can serve as the starting point for working with local construction professionals.

If you love the house design, you can purchase the complete drawing package to explore every part of the house in detail and begin adapting the design to your land, lifestyle, construction requirements, and local building regulations.