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Structural drawings are like detailed maps or instructions for building things, but they're specifically for the "skeleton" or framework of a building or structure. Imagine you're building a house with Lego blocks. Before you start putting the blocks together, you'd want a clear plan showing where each block goes and how they connect to create a strong and sturdy structure.
Structural drawings do something similar for real buildings. They show all the important parts of the building's structure, like beams, columns, walls, and foundations. These drawings help builders know exactly how to put these parts together so that the building is safe and can stand up properly.
When architects and engineers design a building, they create these drawings to make sure everything fits together correctly. If there are any changes or updates needed in these drawings during the building process, they can have an impact on how the building is constructed, and that's why they're important when it comes to things like compensation or payment for the people involved in the construction project.