Mixed-use
Mixed-use buildings, retail below, homes above, one set.
Podium and wrap buildings with retail, residential and amenities. We keep every use coordinated in one Revit model, so your team is not redrawing the same floor twice.
Free capacity call
A free call to plan your mixed-use production.
No project files needed. Tell us how your team works and where production gets stuck. We show you which packages we could take off your plate, how we price them and how fast we deliver.
- 01Tell us about your teamName, work email, company and one line on what slows you down.
- 0220-minute call on US hoursAbout your workflow and standards. No drawings or client names needed.
- 03A written proposalWhich work we can take, price per package and turnaround. Yours to keep.
No risk on the first job.If the first package does not meet your standard, you do not pay for it.
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Who we work for
For the biggest sets in your office
Mixed-use sets combine several building types in one. That is where extra production hands pay off most.
Architecture firms
With a mixed-use building in CDs and not enough drafters.
Developers
With in-house teams that need capacity for a big set.
Retail & amenity designers
Need their spaces coordinated with the building.
Design-build contractors
Need a coordinated set to hold the schedule.
What you get
Every use, coordinated in one model
- PODIUM
Podium & parking
Ground floor, retail shells, parking levels and loading.
- RES
Residential floors
Unit plans and typical floors above the podium.
- AMEN
Amenities
Lobby, fitness, roof deck and shared spaces.
- ELEV
Elevations & sections
Exterior elevations and building sections across every use.
- SEC
Wall types & details
Rated separations, assemblies and transitions between uses.
- SEP
Code & separation plans
Occupancy separations and egress by use for your review.
Sample set
Inside a mixed-use set
A typical set for a podium building with retail and apartments, numbered to the US National CAD Standard. Every set is issued under your title block for your architect to review and stamp.
- G-001Cover, code summary & areasOccupancies, construction types and areas
- G-101Occupancy & egress plansSeparations and exits by use
- A-100Ground floor & retail planShells, lobby and loading
- A-101Typical residential floorUnit tags and dimensions
- A-110Amenity & roof plansShared spaces and roof deck
- A-201Exterior elevationsPodium and residential facades
- A-301Building sectionsThrough every use
- A-501Wall types & detailsRated separations
Pricing
A fixed price per package
Price by package, or reserve a team for the length of the project.
Single package
Fixedper package
- Residential floors, podium or amenities
- Plans, elevations and schedules
- Under your title block
Full CD set
Fixedper building
- Every use in one coordinated model
- Code and separation plans
- Elevations, sections and details
- Revisions included
Reserved team
Monthlydedicated drafters
- A team for the whole project
- Takes redlines every week
- Scale up or down month to month
How it works
From design to permit set
- STEP 1
Send the design
Schematic set or Revit model, plus your template and standards.
- STEP 2
Get a price and date
A fixed price and delivery date per package within one business day.
- STEP 3
Review the set
We deliver in Revit and PDF. You mark up, we pick up the redlines.
- STEP 4
Stamp and issue
Your architect reviews, stamps and submits for permit.
White label
Your firm on every sheet
We work under your title block, your standards and your name.
- We never pitch your clientsNo drawings or consulting offered to the owners, developers or contractors you work with.
- Your title block, your standardsWe stay invisible to your client unless you ask us to join a call.
- Your templates stay yoursFamilies, templates, details and client data are used only by your assigned team.
- A competitor list we respectName your direct competitors and we will not take work from them while we work together.
- Your architect stays in chargeYour licensed architect reviews, stamps and issues every set. We produce the drawings.
Why a drawing studio
Get the drawings. Skip the hiring.
Remote staffing gives you a person to manage. We give you a finished set at a fixed price.
| Weconnect.work | Remote drafter (staffing) | Freelancer | |
|---|---|---|---|
| How you pay | Fixed price per package, agreed before we start | Monthly salary or hourly rate | Hourly or per job |
| Who manages the work | We do. You review the set | You do, every day | You do |
| If it is not right | First package is not billed | The person is replaced | Up to the platform |
| Your standards | Set up from your template before the first sheet | The new hire has to learn them | Varies by person |
| Capacity | A team that scales with your workload | One person | One person |
| Commitment | Per project | Ongoing contract | Per project |
FAQ
Questions about mixed-use projects
Can you take only part of the building?
Yes. You can send just the residential floors, the podium or the amenities as a separate package.
Do you coordinate with consultants?
We work with your consultants’ models and drawings in Revit and flag conflicts for your team. Coordination meetings stay with you unless you want us there.
Do you stamp the drawings?
No. Your architect of record reviews, stamps and issues the set. We produce the drawings under your title block.
Which software do you use?
Revit as standard, set up from your template. AutoCAD when your project or consultants require it.
Test us on one package
Send one package. Get the set back.
If the first package does not meet your standard, you do not pay for it.
- Design set or Revit model
- Your template and title block
- The date you need it
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