groundplan

noun
UK /ˈɡraʊndpleɪn/
US /ˈɡraʊndpleɪn/

A groundplan is a drawing that shows where the rooms and walls of a building will go.

The architect showed us the groundplan of the new school before they started building it.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The basic plan or outline of something, such as a book or an idea.

The teacher gave us the groundplan of the project so we knew what to do first.

3. In theater, a drawing that shows where the set pieces and furniture go on the stage.

The stage manager pinned the groundplan to the wall so the actors knew where to stand.

4. A map of the ground or land, showing its main features.

The hikers looked at a groundplan of the park to find the shortest trail.