What type of plans detail work activities in an architectural program?

Function-by-function, room-by-room plans are specifically designed to detail work activities in an architectural program. These plans lay out the proposed functional arrangement and dimensions of each space within a building, focusing on how each room or area is intended to be used. They provide clarity on activities that will take place in each space, the relationships between rooms, and how they contribute to the overall flow and organization of the building. This meticulous approach helps ensure that all program requirements are met and facilitates effective communication among the design team, stakeholders, and clients.

In contrast, landscape plans primarily address the outdoor areas associated with a project, focusing on vegetation, hardscaping, and site features rather than internal work activities. Structural plans concentrate on the engineering elements of a building, such as load-bearing walls, beams, and foundations, without detailing the activities occurring within the architectural program. Marketing plans are unrelated to the architectural design process and instead focus on strategies for promoting the project, its brand, or services, which do not contribute directly to understanding the work activities specified in the architectural program.