Where would the most specific information about the size and location of windows be found in a set of construction drawings?

The most specific information about the size and location of windows is found in the window schedule. A window schedule provides detailed specifications for each window in the project, including dimensions, types, materials, and other essential characteristics. This level of detail is crucial for contractors, as it ensures that the correct windows are ordered and installed according to the project's requirements.

While the floor plan shows the general layout and placement of windows within the structure, it does not typically contain detailed specifications about individual window sizes and types. The cover sheet usually provides an overview of the project, including general notes and information but lacks the specifics needed for window installation. The building cross section can show the window’s integration into the wall system but does not give a comprehensive list of all the window sizes and specifications needed for procurement and construction. Thus, the window schedule is the most reliable source for this information.