When looking for precise information about a specific part of the building plan, what should you refer to?

The detail section of a building plan provides in-depth information about specific elements or components of the construction project. This section typically includes enlarged drawings or illustrations that show how particular aspects of the building should be constructed, including materials, dimensions, and assembly methods. It focuses on intricate details that may not be represented clearly in broader drawings, such as the floor plan or elevation.

By consulting the detail section, builders and contractors can ensure accuracy and adherence to design specifications for critical elements, reducing the risk of misunderstandings and errors during construction. In contrast, the other options—floor plans, elevations, and site plans—offer general layouts or views of the building but do not provide the same level of specificity about particular building components.