Architectural drawings and structural drawings serve distinct but complementary roles in building design and construction. While architectural drawings focus on the building’s layout, aesthetics, and functionality—showing elements like room arrangements, finishes, and window placements—structural drawings detail the technical aspects that ensure the building’s safety and stability, such as the size and placement of beams, columns, and foundations. Together, these drawings guide both the visual realization and the physical integrity of a project, requiring close coordination between architects and engineers for successful execution.