1) Design Drawings (DD):
These drawings are prepared by design consultants to show the project vision and design intent. They help the client understand the overall concept and appearance of the proposed project.

2)Tender Drawings (TD) / Issued For Tender (IFT):
Tender Drawings are issued for bidding purposes. They define the project scope, general quantities, layouts, and important specifications so that contractors can prepare accurate tender prices.

3) Issued for Construction Drawings (IFC):
IFC drawings are the final approved drawings issued by consultants to the contractor for execution on site. These drawings are used as the official reference during construction.

4) Shop Drawings (SD):
Shop Drawings are prepared by the contractor, subcontractors, or suppliers based on IFC drawings and site conditions. They provide detailed installation and fabrication information and must be approved by consultants before execution.

5) Coordination Drawings:
These drawings are prepared by the contractor to integrate Architectural, Structural, and MEP services. Their purpose is to avoid clashes and ensure smooth coordination during construction

6) Redline Markup Drawings (RMD):
Redline Markup Drawings record the changes and modifications made during site execution. They show deviations from IFC or Shop Drawings and are used to prepare As-Built Drawings.

7) As-Built Drawings (ABD):
As-Built Drawings reflect the actual constructed condition of the project. They show all changes carried out on site and must be verified and approved by consultants.

8) Record Drawings:
Record Drawings are the drawings verified by all stakeholders and singed by consultant to be submitted at project handover. They serve as official documentation for future reference and maintenance.