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What do you receive at the end of the design work?

An interior construction package consists of drawings, schedules and a priceable bill of quantities — not visualisations. Visualisations exist for the decision; the package exists for the build.

Krizbai András · Last verified: August 2026

The package has three readers, and each has to find something different in it. The client finds what they are approving. The contractor pricing it finds how much of what is needed. The joiner or metalworker finds how to make their own piece. The quality of a drawing set is measured by one thing: how often somebody has to ask a question.

What the package contains

Ren Design's construction documentation starts with the survey drawings, to ±1–2 cm, with point cloud and online viewer up to 100 m². On that sit the demolition and construction layouts, then the layout drawings: floor and wall finishes, ceilings, lighting, power and data, furniture. Then come room elevations and sections, junction details, and the schedules — joinery, metalwork, glass, doors. The package closes with the itemised FF&E register and the priceable bill of quantities, alongside the visualisations.

PartContent
Survey±1–2 cm; point cloud and online viewer up to 100 m²
Demolition–constructionWhat is removed, what is built, in what construction
Layout drawingsFloor and wall finishes, ceilings, lighting, power, furniture
Wall elevations and sectionsRoom by room, dimensioned
Junction detailsWherever two materials or two trades meet
SchedulesJoinery, metalwork, glass, doors
FF&EItemised register with code, status and source
QuantitiesPriceable BQ/BOQ
VisualisationsOf the approved design

Issue is in PDF, with DWG or IFC for the engineering designers and the contractor. The point cloud and digital twin open in a browser without installation, so the contractor can check what is behind a wall from a phone, on site.

The two most important sheets in the package are not the visualisations. The junction detail, because that is where the meeting of finish and joinery is actually decided; and the schedule, because that is what the joiner manufactures from. Without those two, the rest of the drawings are scenery.

Wardrobe sliding-door junction detail, 1:5, vertical and horizontal section. The wall finish carries the code SU 02 – Vescom ILESHA 2624.17. Ren Design construction drawing, 2025.
Wardrobe sliding-door junction, 1:5. Left, vertical section: the meeting of wall build-up, upholstered wall finish and door leaf. Right, horizontal section through the top track. The note SU 02 – Vescom ILESHA 2624.17 is the same code that identifies the finish in the FF&E register — the drawing and the procurement schedule reference one item.
Extract from a construction package. Ren Design, 2025.

In documentation, avoid these: a package without dimensioned drawings; joinery with no schedule; asking contractors to quote with no bill of quantities; and any drawing that names a material without a code.

The package is made for building, not for showing. What an interior design project costs → · What FF&E contains →

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