Architectural Permit Project Course

• Site Plan: It is the technical layout plan that shows the building's position within the plot, setback distances, entrance-exit connections, its relationship with its surroundings, and open area arrangements.
• Floor Plan:  These are the fundamental architectural drawings showing the space organization, usage areas, dimensions, and circulation relationships on each floor of the architectural project.
• Sections:  These are technical drawings expressing the vertical internal structure of the building, floor relationships, story heights, and structural system layout.
• Elevations: These are sheets explaining the exterior facade character of the real estate, height relationships, architectural aesthetics, and facade layout.
• Roof Plan: It is the execution plan reflecting the slope of the roof, water drainage system, ridge layout, and technical solutions on the roof.
• Area Calculations:  Area calculations is the process of calculating the total construction area of the project, including parts included and excluded from the floor area ratio, according to technical and regulatory principles.
• Room Schedule: It is the project table containing the names, usage purposes, and technical specifications of all spaces in the construction.
• Fire Escapes: It defines the escape corridors, stairs, and exit solutions created to ensure safe evacuation in case of emergencies in the building.
• Parking Solution:   It is the planning of the required vehicle parking capacity based on the usage intensity and function of the architectural structure, in accordance with the relevant zoning and parking regulations.
• Accessibility Arrangements: It covers architectural methods implemented so that disabled individuals can use the building safely and independently.
• Zoning Status Analysis: It is the phase of evaluating the construction conditions, floor area ratio values, height limits, and plan notes of the plot.
• FAR / TAKS / KAKS Calculations: These are the fundamental zoning principles that determine the maximum building area and building footprint boundaries that can be constructed on the real estate.
• Leveling System: It is the technical method of determining the height relationship and floor levels of the application relative to the terrain.
• Sheet Layout: It is the process of organizing architectural drawings in accordance with specific scales, standards, and presentation rules.
• Municipal Submission Process:   It is the procedure of preparing the license project in accordance with the relevant regulations and submitting it to the authorized administration for official approval.
• Stairs and Circulation: It is the process of planning and designing stairs, elevators, and corridors that ensure safe circulation between floors within the building, in accordance with the regulations in force.
• Reading Plan Notes:  It is the study of correctly transferring special provisions and restrictions located on the zoning plan into the project.
• Shelter and Security Areas: It is the activity of planning emergency shelters and intra-building security areas determined according to regulations.

Understanding the License Process

Awareness is gained regarding which stages the architectural project passes through during the building permit process, how it relates to other disciplines, and how the official approval mechanism operates.

Zoning Status Reading Skill

Competence is developed to accurately analyze the construction conditions of the parcel over setback distances, number of floors, building height, floor area ratio, TAKS/KAKS values, function, and plan notes.

Preparing Sheets in Compliance with Municipal Standards

The skill to prepare site plans, floor plans, sections, elevations, roof plans, and area calculations in full compliance with municipal submission and technical drawing standards is acquired.

Area Calculations and Regulation Control

Areas included and excluded from the floor area ratio, total construction area, independent section areas, common areas, parking requirements, along with fire and escape regulation conditions become systematically controllable.

Managing the Revision and Approval Process

By correctly analyzing revision feedback sent from municipalities or relevant administrations, necessary corrections can be applied to the project, and the license dossier can be resubmitted with its updated version.

Professional Practice Competence

A more competent, equipped, and practice-oriented level is reached regarding the preparation of license projects in architectural offices, technical offices, and project production environments.

The pricing of architectural license project training has a multi-dimensional structure that varies according to the program content, duration, application density, and the educational model offered. The depth of technical topics handled within the framework of the training, along with the scope of practical workshops directed toward zoning regulations, sheet layouts, and municipal approval processes, plays a decisive role on the price. 

The cost structure is directly affected by elements such as whether the training remains limited to theoretical knowledge or is conducted with a practical content based on real project examples. Along with this, the length of the training period, the number of modules, and the intensity of the program are important requirements affecting pricing. The professional experience, expertise level, and sectoral background of the instructors providing the training are also evaluated among the factors determining the value of the program. On the other hand, additional materials provided, potential accreditations, and the certificate issued at the end of the training are among the elements that affect the total training fee.