Topic: sheet designations

[Fish]

Good morning everyone, does anyone know the sheet sequence for architectural plans, I'm not drawing homes but a rather large salt shed building.  I know the way we do it but I don't think its necessarily right.  Thanks.

[Greg B]

Good morning everyone, does anyone know the sheet sequence for architectural plans, I'm not drawing homes but a rather large salt shed building.  I know the way we do it but I don't think its necessarily right.  Thanks.

Individual company standards.  Your company can decided what is right.


We typically go as follows...

A0-1 (through whatever Cover Sheet/Code Plan
A1-1 (though whatever) Site/Landscape/Site Details/Photometrics
A2-1 (through whatever) Floor Plans/Roof Plans
A3-1 (through whatever) Elevations/Building Sections (<-though I don't agree with my company on this))
A4-1 (through whatever) Wall Sections
A5-1 (through whatever) Schedules/Details/Wall Types/Elevations/Enlarged Plans
A6-1 (through whatever) RCP Plans

We get Civil and Structural from other companies.

[Josh Nieman]

Like Greg said, unless you specify that you want to adopt something like the AIA (don't like it personally) standards... it's up to the company.

We cover civil, structural, and archy sheets for ours.

We do:


C-01
C-02
etc

A-01
A-02
etc

S-01
S-02
etc


We generally try to keep the sheet groups in order of construction... s'bout it.

[whdjr]

This is what we use...

T1.01,T1.02.... Title Sheet and Information
A1.01, A1.02... Overall Plans
A2.01, A2.02... 1/4" Scale Plans and Interior Elevations
A3.01, A3.02... Schedules
A4.01, A4.02... Millwork details
A5.01, A5.02... Floor Patterns
A6.01, A6.02... Reflected Ceilings
A7.01, A7.02... Exterior Elevations
A8.01, A8.02... Roof Plans
A9.01, A9.02... Building Sections & Wall Sections
A10.01, A10,02... Life Safety Plans

[Krushert]

This is what we use...

A0.0, A0.1, ....     Title Sheet and Information
DA1.1, DA1.2, ....  Removal Plans
A1.01, A1.02, ...   Overall Plans
A1.1R, A1.2R, ....  Roof Plans
A2.01, A2.02, ...   Reflected Ceilings
A3.01, A3.02, ...   Exterior Elevations
A4.0                   Door Elevations & Details
A4.1                   Window Elevations & Details
A5.01, A5.02, ...   Building Sections
A6.01, A6.02, ...   Wall Sections
A7.01, A7.02, ...   Misc Details

Enlarged Plans and Interior Elevations either in the A1.# series or the A4.# series.
Millwork plans elevations & details will fall either in the A4.# or A7.#.
Jury is out on their location pending the Architect that I am working with at the time ( and it bugs me  :realmad:)

But hey each architect has their own title block.

[daron]

I just finished a job for a guy who does his plans:
1
2
3
4
5
'nuff said.

[Dinosaur]

I just finished a job for a guy who does his plans:
1
2
3
4
5
'nuff said.

Sounds like ours . . . small, stand-alone civil sets with no need for any special indexing.

[Krushert]

I just finished a job for a guy who does his plans:
1
2
3
4
5
'nuff said.

Sounds like ours . . . small, stand-alone civil sets with no need for any special indexing.

All our civil consultants have the same numbering system. 
There is always somebody on the team that feels the need to be different & special.   

[Dinosaur]

We are so different and special that we don't ever send out sets as a sub-consultant - prime only, all the time.