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PROF. PAUL C. KING RA
New York City College of Technology
Fall 2011
LC.1200-1290 Tutorials.04 Sheet.Layout - Prof.King V.1.0.docx
Copyright © 2011 Paul C. King
Sheet.Layout.1 SHEET LAYOUT AND
Overview: The are two areas of focus that need to be developed in parallel. The first is the
model itself of our building and the second is the convention of documenting the
building in drawing form. While some basic rules apply to all sets of drawings
and their organization the layout of a specific set of sheets is dependent upon
the specific building you are looking to document.
represent information in a clear
Typical Lab Floor Plan
Appropriate Scale: While different types of drawing each have appropriate scales the scope of a
project may require a modification to the standard approach.
typically drawn at 1/8" with enlarged plans at 1/4", exteri
building sections typically match the scale of the floor plans, interior elevations
are often 1/4" to 1/2" in order to show more detail, wall sections are drawn at
3/4" or 1 1/2" and details are often at 1 1/2" or 3"=1'. Scale must be la
enough to show all the relevant detail and provide room for additional notes.
Extra Complexity: While different types of drawing each have appropriate scales the scope of a
project may require modification to the standard approach.
project we will find that we cannot fit a first floor plan that shows all three
buildings at 1/8" so we will need to use 1/16". This scale however is too small to
show needed detail and so we will need to find a way to accommodate the extra
detail. If this method produces three different level 1 floor plans how do we
number the sheets if we cannot repeat numbers?
Team Assignment: Each team will be responsible
details, numbering and keying system for the p
responsible for presenting this to the class in the form of an office manual.
Sheet Size: All teams will work with an
along the bottom or down the right hand side. Final
full set of drawings printed at 50 of full size on 11 x 17" sheets.
Load Family: Load the family > Titleblocks >
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AYOUT AND VIEWS
The are two areas of focus that need to be developed in parallel. The first is the
model itself of our building and the second is the convention of documenting the
building in drawing form. While some basic rules apply to all sets of drawings
nd their organization the layout of a specific set of sheets is dependent upon
the specific building you are looking to document. In all cases the goal is to
represent information in a clear, complete and concise manner.
Typical Lab Floor Plan Enlarged Part Plans
While different types of drawing each have appropriate scales the scope of a
project may require a modification to the standard approach.
typically drawn at 1/8" with enlarged plans at 1/4", exterior elevations and
building sections typically match the scale of the floor plans, interior elevations
are often 1/4" to 1/2" in order to show more detail, wall sections are drawn at
3/4" or 1 1/2" and details are often at 1 1/2" or 3"=1'. Scale must be la
enough to show all the relevant detail and provide room for additional notes.
While different types of drawing each have appropriate scales the scope of a
project may require modification to the standard approach.
project we will find that we cannot fit a first floor plan that shows all three
buildings at 1/8" so we will need to use 1/16". This scale however is too small to
show needed detail and so we will need to find a way to accommodate the extra
this method produces three different level 1 floor plans how do we
number the sheets if we cannot repeat numbers?
Each team will be responsible to determine the appropriate drawings
details, numbering and keying system for the project. Each team will be
responsible for presenting this to the class in the form of an office manual.
All teams will work with an 22 x 34 horizontal sheet. Titleblock can run either
along the bottom or down the right hand side. Final submissions will include a
full set of drawings printed at 50 of full size on 11 x 17" sheets.
oad the family > Titleblocks > D 22 x 34 Horizontal
Learning Community
ARCH_1290 & ARCH_1200
Page 1 of 10
Building Development | Revit
The are two areas of focus that need to be developed in parallel. The first is the
model itself of our building and the second is the convention of documenting the
building in drawing form. While some basic rules apply to all sets of drawings
nd their organization the layout of a specific set of sheets is dependent upon
In all cases the goal is to
, complete and concise manner.
Enlarged Part Plans
While different types of drawing each have appropriate scales the scope of a
project may require a modification to the standard approach. Floor Plans are
or elevations and
building sections typically match the scale of the floor plans, interior elevations
are often 1/4" to 1/2" in order to show more detail, wall sections are drawn at
3/4" or 1 1/2" and details are often at 1 1/2" or 3"=1'. Scale must be large
enough to show all the relevant detail and provide room for additional notes.
While different types of drawing each have appropriate scales the scope of a
project may require modification to the standard approach. In the case of our
project we will find that we cannot fit a first floor plan that shows all three
buildings at 1/8" so we will need to use 1/16". This scale however is too small to
show needed detail and so we will need to find a way to accommodate the extra
this method produces three different level 1 floor plans how do we
the appropriate drawings, scales,
Each team will be
responsible for presenting this to the class in the form of an office manual.
22 x 34 horizontal sheet. Titleblock can run either
submissions will include a
full set of drawings printed at 50 of full size on 11 x 17" sheets.
PROF. PAUL C. KING RA
New York City College of Technology
Fall 2011
LC.1200-1290 Tutorials.04 Sheet.Layout - Prof.King V.1.0.docx
Copyright © 2011 Paul C. King
Duplicate Views: Each view exists at only 1 scale and each view can only appear once on any
sheet. To show the same floor plan at different scales or to inc
than one sheet
Select an existing view in the project browser and then select Duplicate,
Duplicate with Detailing or Duplicate as a dependent.
Duplicate: A duplicate view
It does not include
Duplicate:
with Detailing: A view with detailing
It includes details
Duplicate:
as a dependant: A dependant view
details and annot
a drawing and
Level 1 Atrium Plan
Callout Views: A callout view keys an enlarged partial plan or detail to a parent view.
Other Views: Additional view
and Exterior Elevations
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Each view exists at only 1 scale and each view can only appear once on any
sheet. To show the same floor plan at different scales or to inc
than one sheet at the same scale, you will need to create duplicate views
Select an existing view in the project browser and then select Duplicate,
Duplicate with Detailing or Duplicate as a dependent.
duplicate view is identical to the original but can be a different scale
does not include annotation elements from the original view.
view with detailing is identical to the original but can be a
includes details annotation elements from the original view.
dependant view and is the same scale as the original. This view
details and annotation of the original parent view. Use this type of view to
and split it across two or more sheets with match lines.
Level 1 Atrium Plan Level 1 Multi-Use Plan Level 1 Lab Plan
A callout view keys an enlarged partial plan or detail to a parent view.
dditional views that can be created include, Sections, Drafting View
and Exterior Elevations, Plan Views, Legends and Schedules
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Each view exists at only 1 scale and each view can only appear once on any
sheet. To show the same floor plan at different scales or to include it on more
you will need to create duplicate views.
Select an existing view in the project browser and then select Duplicate,
different scale.
from the original view.
can be a different scale.
from the original view.
This view inherits all
this type of view to crop
sheets with match lines.
Level 1 Lab Plan
A callout view keys an enlarged partial plan or detail to a parent view.
Drafting Views, Interior
.
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Duplicate:
as a dependant: Right Click > Activate the
Graphics Limit: The inner rectangle controls the display of plan graphics and grid lines.
Annotation Limit: The outer rectangle controls the limits of the display of annotations.
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Right Click > Activate the view and crop the limited to create a partial floor plan.
The inner rectangle controls the display of plan graphics and grid lines.
The outer rectangle controls the limits of the display of annotations.
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and crop the limited to create a partial floor plan.
The inner rectangle controls the display of plan graphics and grid lines.
The outer rectangle controls the limits of the display of annotations.
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Copyright © 2011 Paul C. King
Vertical:
View Break: An example of a dependent view using a Vertical View
Horizontal:
View Break: An example of a dependent view using a Horizontal View Break.
Project Browser: Pay attention to the way that your duplicate and callout views are named in the
project browser and develop a naming system that
Detail Name: By default the name that appears on a sheet is the same as the view name.
You can independently control the
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An example of a dependent view using a Vertical View Break.
An example of a dependent view using a Horizontal View Break.
Pay attention to the way that your duplicate and callout views are named in the
project browser and develop a naming system that keeps things organized.
By default the name that appears on a sheet is the same as the view name.
independently control the Title on Sheet value.
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Break.
An example of a dependent view using a Horizontal View Break.
Pay attention to the way that your duplicate and callout views are named in the
keeps things organized.
By default the name that appears on a sheet is the same as the view name.
