I’m putting up a 70 ft × 200 ft tin-shed structure for a new biomass pellet plant and need the entire facility laid out in AutoCAD. The assignment covers both the building and the production line, so the 3D model must be fully detailed right down to internal components—equipment, ducting, conveyors, electrical runs, and anything else that will sit inside an industrial-style plant. Alongside the 3D work, I’ll also need 2D plans, elevations, and sections that a fabricator or site crew can follow without hunting for extra information. The shed requires a complete civil-foundation design for each pillar, so base-plate geometry, anchor-bolt locations, reinforcement, and load notes have to be included in the drawings. Deliverables (all in DWG plus coordinated PDF set): • Full 3D AutoCAD model of the plant and shed • 2D general arrangement, elevation, and section drawings • Civil foundation sheets for every pillar . Follow Indian Standard for the design parameters I’ll mark the job complete once the files open cleanly in AutoCAD 2020 (or later), layers are organised, dimensions are consistent, and no key detail is left as “typical.” If this sounds straightforward to you, let’s get started.