My job typically doesn't include perspective sketches so contractors know how to build something. But that doesn't mean never. ::le sigh::

Coworker: yeah, the drawing makes sense

Architect: that works, send it to the contractor

Contractor: OMG, how do you expect me to build this, this will never work.

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@PurpleDragon it's three steps, how hard can building three steps be 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

OH DEAR. THIS POST WAS SET TO SELF-DETONATE 💣 💥 🔥

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@0x56 @PurpleDragon

🤷‍♂️ I don't know. There's a door elevation and a sidewalk elevation, 18" between them. Most contractors would just form it and pour it and be on their way. When they get all upset and LOUD about something, I always feel like it's a setup for finger pointing for a cost increase or something else.