Steel Workshop Shed Drafting

I’m ready to move from concept to drawings for an industrial shed that will house a series of workshops. The structure is to be entirely steel, finished with metal-sheet roofing, and built to current local code. I’ll hand you the site footprint, load parameters, and any architectural offsets; you turn them into a full structural drawing set that a fabricator and engineer can stamp without re-work.

You may work in AutoCAD, Revit, or Tekla—whichever lets you model connections cleanly and generate DWG/PDF sheets. What I need back is clear:

• GA plans, elevations, and sections showing member sizes, roof slope, and bracing
• Connection and base-plate details ready for shop fabrication
• Material take-off and weight summary in Excel or PDF
• A coordinated 3D model for our quick clash check

First draft within one week, final issue for construction after a single review round. All drawings must be plotted at correct scale, dimensions legible, and every bolted or welded joint called out. If this sounds like your routine job, let’s get the steel flying.