what would you pay for this

[John Butto]

Building signage, take pic of building floor plan and then go from there.

 

[Malkin]

I would guess 2-3 hours of actual drawing time, not counting revisions or any other time spent on the project.

 

[Rick]

I thought evacuation maps in your state were supposed to be oriented to how the person views it.

If it's one map, or done on a 3D program no biggie, if they have to turn that thing, thats 2-3 hours for the first one, probably 1/2 hour for each one after that.

 

[James Burke]

Typically, evacuation plans must be posted in each room...and that means an escape route custom tailored for each room.

The ones I've seen actually show a full route designated by a red arrow and do not rely on the person's perception of the building to help them get out. In a panic, it would be easy for a person to lose their bearings in a building...especially first time visitors.

A scenario like that would require a lot of work. Better check with the fire marshall to be absolutely sure you're in compliance.

 

[phototec]

A scenario like that would require a lot of work. Better check with the fire marshall to be absolutely sure you're in compliance.

+1

 

[iSign]

Building signage, take pic of building floor plan and then go from there.

that's a question?

you drew that already & wonder what others would charge?

a pic of a floor plan?

how about a xerox reduction or two, and then scan it.. then redraw a flat plan without 3D? Add arrows, legend etc... unless the client already had a digital file & clear direction on layout, I'd say $400 minimum art fee