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What is the difference between sketch and drawing?

2009-03-30View Original

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All documents, data sheets, sketches and drawings will be prepared according to LICENSOR’s standards and practices. What is the difference between a sketch and a drawing?
Reply #22009-03-30
Sketch is a skeleton diagram, a schematic, that is, a simplified drawing. Drawing refers to a detail drawing.
Reply #32009-03-30
Sketch: a rough draft, a preliminary drawing; Drawing: a formal illustration with complete annotations
Reply #42009-03-31
Sketch: a rough draft, a preliminary drawing; Drawing: a formal technical drawing
Reply #52009-03-31
My understanding is that a sketch is a rough draft, while a drawing is a formal drawing; perhaps a sketch is more simplified
Reply #62009-03-31
A Sketch is a rough draft, an initial preliminary drawing; whereas a drawing is a formal document intended for use by the construction team and for archiving
Reply #72009-03-31
Everyone is right; a sketch is simply a brief drawing. A drawing is an official technical drawing. Detailed drawings are generally referred to as details, right?

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