Visual Technical Training in Blueprint Reading
We teach people without architecture or engineering backgrounds to read and understand technical documentation for real estate projects. Four practical sessions focused on the minimum essential knowledge.
Why This Course Exists
Real estate projects present beautiful renders and marketing materials. This course teaches you to read the technical documentation behind those images.
Real Examples Only
Every session works with technical documentation from completed buildings in Argentina. You see actual plans, sections, surface tables, and construction schedules from finished projects.
- Completed residential buildings
- Mixed-use developments
- Commercial projects
- Before and after comparisons
Practical Visual Skills
This is visual training in reading technical drawings. You develop the ability to understand what you're looking at when reviewing architectural plans, surface calculations, and construction documentation.
- Reading floor plans and sections
- Verifying surface calculations
- Understanding specifications
- Analyzing construction schedules
Critical Reading Focus
Learn to identify inconsistencies between marketing materials and technical documentation, recognize missing information, spot quality indicators, and distinguish complete projects from incomplete presentations.
- Render versus plan discrepancies
- Missing technical information
- Quality indicators in documentation
- Schedule realism assessment
Course Limitations
This is technical visual training, not project evaluation or investment advice. Clear boundaries ensure focused learning.
No Project Evaluation
We teach you to read technical documentation. We do not evaluate ongoing projects, provide opinions on specific developments, or assess whether particular projects represent sound investments.
No Investment Advice
This course provides visual technical skills for reading architectural documentation. It does not provide financial advice, investment recommendations, or guidance on real estate purchases.
No Professional Certification
This is practical training for non-professionals. Completing the course does not provide professional credentials in architecture, engineering, or construction project management.
No Ongoing Consultation
The course teaches reading skills through four focused sessions. It does not include ongoing consultation, document review services, or participation in your specific real estate decisions.
Four Focused Sessions
Each session addresses a specific aspect of technical documentation with real examples and practical exercises.
Session 1: Plans and Sections
Learn to read architectural floor plans, understand sections and elevations, interpret scale and dimensions correctly, identify structural versus partition walls, and recognize standard architectural notation and symbols.
Session 2: Surface Tables
Understand how surface calculations work in real estate projects, distinguish between covered, semi-covered, and uncovered areas, read common space allocations, verify advertised square meters against plans, and identify calculation discrepancies.
Session 3: Technical Specifications
Read descriptive memorandums and technical specifications, understand construction material classifications, identify quality indicators in written documentation, recognize vague or incomplete specifications, and spot missing critical information.
Session 4: Construction Schedules
Analyze construction timelines and project phases, understand dependencies between construction activities, identify realistic versus optimistic schedules, recognize critical path elements, and spot schedule-related risk indicators.
Learn to Read Technical Documentation
Develop practical visual skills for understanding architectural plans and construction documentation.