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This document discusses various types of architectural plans used by architects including site plans, floor plans, elevation plans, plumbing plans, electrical plans, and mechanical plans. It provides steps for reading blueprints, including understanding scales and symbols. It also mentions CAD software tools that can be used to create 2D and 3D architectural designs, switch between views, zoom, rotate images, and change scales. The document provides references for additional information.
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Bitter Sweet Café and Coffee Ink are cafés located in Penang and Klang, respectively. Bitter Sweet Café focuses on tourists in Georgetown with a simple interior and handmade wall designs. Coffee Ink attracts young students in Klang with a minimal natural light atmosphere and owner's drawings. Both cafés face challenges as new businesses but strive to improve through strategic promotions, unique concepts, and high quality food and drinks.
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