In this AutoCAD tutorial well learn how to draw a reflected ceiling plan. Software required: AutoCAD 2015.

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In this AutoCAD tutorial well learn how to draw a reflected ceiling plan. Well begin our project by doing a little prep work with a referenced floor plan. Well delete any items in the plan that may distract from the ceiling. Once weve cleaned up the floor plan, well learn how to create symbols representing the various elements in the ceiling design. After creating the symbols, well then draw the various types of ceilings for each space within our plan. Next, well place the symbols we created onto the ceilings in the floor plan. Finally, well add some notes and create a symbols legend to make the plan even easier to understand. By the end of this AutoCAD training, youll know how to create the various symbols normally included in reflected ceiling plans, and also learn how to create a symbols legend using tables. Software required: AutoCAD 2015.

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Pierre is a Pluralsight training pioneer. Since becoming the first CAD and BIM tutor at Digital-Tutors (now a Pluralsight company), Pierre has played a major role in building the training library. With a productive background in the CAD industry, working as everything from a drafter to project manager, Pierre has long had a passion for the creativity and hard work that goes into designing architectural projects.