Building Construction Illustrated is a legit textbook-style resource thats actually useful to keep on hand. No doubt spans a wider context than what it sounds like you need, but it has tons of 3D diagarams and drawings to help you understand how shit comes together, and the material itself is basically a crash course in architectural construction. I saw used ones online for 30 bucks.
I highly recommend it as someone who studied architecture and personally loves to build shit. Im not on this site a ton these days, but if you ever want feedback or need reliable resources feel free to shoot me a DM. Good luck with your project!
Building Construction Illustrated is a legit textbook-style resource thats actually useful to keep on hand. No doubt spans a wider context than what it sounds like you need, but it has tons of 3D diagarams and drawings to help you understand how shit comes together, and the material itself is basically a crash course in architectural construction. I saw used ones online for 30 bucks.
I really appreciate suggestions like this, even if the knowledge seems superfluous, I'd be interested in learning it.
I highly recommend it as someone who studied architecture and personally loves to build shit. Im not on this site a ton these days, but if you ever want feedback or need reliable resources feel free to shoot me a DM. Good luck with your project!
Much appreciated :)