Recently, I've been working on footings during my
mentorship. Footings are the foundations of a structure or building (basically
holds the structure/building in place). One type of footing that I've been
working on is the pad footing. Pad footings are designed to be embedded in the
soil, transferring the buildings' load to the soil. Pad footings are usually
placed below a gradient beam, made of concrete, and is connected with column
that goes through the gradient beam. This can all be seen in the picture below.
Also, on one of my previous posts, I had to redo the panel
zone, since my mentor made some changes to make the drawings simpler for me to draw.
This can be seen on the picture below.