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Corporate CADD
Standards
For AutoCAD
February, 2002
Version 1
Corporate CADD Standard for AutoCAD V.1
Table of Contents
1.0
1.01
1.02
1.03
1.04
1.05
1.06
1.07
1.08
1.09
2.0
INTRODUCTION
CADD STANDARDS REVIEW COMMITTEE
CSRC ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
AECOM COMPANY COMPLIANCE
TERMS OF USE
REVISION HISTORY
MODIFICATION PROCESS
ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS
HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE GUIDELINES
CADD FILE TYPES
2.01
2.02
2.03
2.04
2.05
MODEL FILES
BACKGROUND FILES (X FILES)
BORDER FILE (XBDR FILES)
SHEET FILES
DETAIL SHEETS
3.0
PROJECT FOLDER STRUCTURE
3.01
3.02
3.03
3.04
3.05
4.0
4.01
4.02
4.03
4.04
4.05
5.0
5.01
5.02
5.03
5.04
5.05
BASIC FOLDER TREE
BASIC DISCIPLINE DESIGNATORS
EXPANDED FOLDER TREE
VARIANT FOLDER TREE (OPTIONAL)
CLIENT NAME AND PROJECT NUMBER FOLDERS
FILE NAMING GUIDELINES
FILE NAME COMPONENTS
MODEL FILES
XREF FILES
SHEET FILES
DETAIL FILES
3
3
4
5
6
7
7
8
8
8
8.0
PENTABLE
26
9.0
TEXT STYLE/FONT STANDARDS
27
10.0 STANDARD SETTINGS
29
10.01
10.02
10.03
10.04
10.05
29
31
33
34
35
UNITS
DIMENSIONS
DIMENSION LINE TERMINATORS
DIM STYLE NAMES
LTSCALE SETTINGS
11.0 DATESTAMPING
36
12.0 REVISION TRACKING
37
13.0 STANDARD SYMBOLS
38
14.0 VIEWPORTS
39
10
15.0 SAVED VIEWS
40
10
11
12
14
15
16.0 TITLE BLOCKS
41
17.0 DETAIL CREATION
54
9
9
9
9
9
9
16
16
17
17
18
18
PROJECT FILE CREATION
19
MODEL FILES
BACKGROUND FILES (X FILES)
XREF PATH NAMES
SHEET FILE CREATION
FILE RELATIONSHIPS DIAGRAM
19
19
20
21
22
6.0
MODEL SPACE AND PAPER SPACE
23
7.0
LAYER NAMING GUIDELINES
24
17.01
17.02
DETAIL LAYER NAMES
DETAIL CREATION GUIDELINES
18.0 DETAIL USE
18.01
18.02
18.03
DETAIL SHEET CREATION
DETAIL EDITING
DETAIL SHEET LAYOUT
54
54
56
56
56
57
19.0 PLOTTING
59
20.0 DELIVERABLES
60
21.0 MISCELLANEOUS AUTOCAD GUIDELINES
61
22.0 NCS REFERENCE NOTES
62
APPENDIX
63
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Copyright © 2002, DMJMH+N. All Rights Reserved – February, 2002
1.0
Introduction
1.01 CADD Standards Review Committee
The CADD Standards Review Committee is chartered
with
developing,
enhancing
and
maintaining
electronic CADD Standards to enhance our ability to
consistently develop CADD files and share work
across multiple offices and/or AECOM companies.
This standard will be used when there is no required
client standard.
A process begun in February of 2001 is completed. It was
focused on the AECOM Initiative to share work among sister
companies. To this end it was decided that a unified CADD
Standard needed to be developed and used when the client
has no standards.
A Steering Committee was formed by Erik Oistad, which
included Dan Crumb of DMJMH+N Denver, Mark Kiker of
DMJMH+N Orange, and John Kizior of DMJMH+N Phoenix.
Under their direction a team was formed called the CADD
Standards Review Committee (CSRC). Since the merger of
DMJMH+N this committee was initially chartered to deliver a
unified standard for use within the DMJMH+N family of
offices and locations.
The CSRC determined that the standard should be
based on an emerging National CADD Standard (NCS).
Ray Karenas of McClier provided initial overview of the NCS.
It was soon envisioned that this unified standard could be
used throughout AECOM.
developed we proceeded to review the NCS based on our
Critical Items List.
Our goal is to comply with the NCS. Where the NCS is
silent we strive to use the “best of breed” methods gathered
from all of the sister company standards. By complying
with the NCS, we can also share work with subs and clients
who have also adopted the NCS.
This CADD Standard should be considered for all
AECOM companies internal use and for WorkShare
initiatives between AECOM companies when the client
has no standard requirements.
This standard will be
used when there is no
required client standard.
This Standard is to be
used on all new projects
started in AutoCAD 2002
based products.
As we progressed the CSRC grew to include representatives
from all AECOM entities (excluding Maunsell). The team
broke down the process into Critical Items that needed to
be included and defined in a standard. Once this list was
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1.02 CSRC Roles and Responsibilities
The Standard will be maintained and modified by the same
team that created it.
The CSRC will become the
clearinghouse for any follow-on issues.
The CSRC will also develop custom tools for use in AutoCAD
that will assist in the compliance with the Standard. These
custom software tools will be developed, programmed,
distributed, updated and maintained by a CADD
Development Team spanning several operating companies
and office locations.
This implementation will provide Menus, Routines and tools
that will aid in using the Standard. This implementation will
provide training in the understanding and use of the
Standard, which is to be developed and reviewed by this
committee.
An additional document will outline the tools and tips that
the CSRC maintains.
The development and use of the CADD Standard and
software tools is not seen as an end in itself. The
goal is to enhance productivity and share work among
sister companies. To this end the process will never
be completed.
We will continue to develop and
enhance our use of the CADD tools that we use every
day.
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1.03 Committee Members
Original Committee Members
(and those involved with the committee on any level)
Alayeto, Robert - Spillis Candela DMJM, Coral Gables, Fl.
Bernas, Robert - CTE Engineers, Inc. Chicago, IL
Jeff Blom - -DMJM+HARRIS, Boston, MA
Brockington, Randy - DMJM+HN, Arlington, VA
Burmeister, Dean - DMJM+HARRIS, Phoenix, AZ
Bustamante, Ernie - DMJMH+N, Orange, CA
Carlson, Barbara - HND, Hanford, WA
Crumb, Dan - DMJMH+N, Denver, CO
Dekker, Charlene - DMJMH+N, Los Angeles, CA
Elder, John - DMJM+HARRIS, New York, NY
Gendell, Alexander - DMJMH+N, New York, NY
Gomez, Raul - McClier, Chicago, IL
Graham, Darlene - DMJMH+N, Albuquerque, NM
Hawksley, Alan - DMJM+HARRIS, Hamden, CT
Hron, Magdalen - DMJMH+N, Los Angeles, CA
Iverson, Jed - DMJM+HARRIS, Denver, CO
Karenas, Ray - McClier, Chicago, IL
Kaul, Ron - DMJM+HARRIS, Long Beach, CA
Kendrick, Tony - Turner Collie & Braden Inc., Houston, TX
Kiker, Mark W. - DMJMH+N, Orange, CA
Kivrizis, Sylvie - DMJMH+N, Orange, CA
Kizior, John - DMJMH+N Phoenix, AZ
Lelieur, Nancy - DMJMH+N, DMJMRottet, Los Angeles, CA
Loeser, Alan - DMJM+HARRIS, Iselin, NJ
Long, Stephen - McClier, Atlanta, GA
Mansito, Robert - Spillis Candela DMJM, Coral Gables, FL
Meadows, Mike - DMJMH+N, Orange, CA
Mederos, Eddy - Spillis Candela DMJM, Coral Gables, FL
Moore, Jason (Jay) Holmes & Narver / Raytheon Los Alamos
Moran, Luis Spillis Candela DMJM Coral Gables, FL
Morris, Peter Holmes & Narver Canada Inc. Toronto, Canada
Olson, Eric McClier Chicago
Rodriguez, Dennis DMJM+HARRIS Orange
Roman, Luis Spillis Candela DMJM Winter Park/Orlando
Schaefer, Ron DMJMH+N/McClier San Francisco
Sistrunk, Bob DMJM+HARRIS Carson, California / Los
Angeles, CA
Somerville, Pat DMJM+HARRIS Orange
Taylor, Brett DMJMHN Salt Lake City/Chicago
Toman, Bruce DMJMH+N Los Angeles
Vigil, Alfredo DMJMHN Denver, CO
Waltz, Todd DMJM+HARRIS Sacramento
Wheat, Jesse DMJMH+N Orange, Ca
Winkler, Russell DMJMH+N Salt Lake City
Wood, David DMJMHN Los Angeles
Steering Committee
Dan Crumb (inactive)
Mark Kiker
John Kizior
Active Committee Members – Working Draft and
Published Versions
Alayeto, Robert - Spillis Candela DMJM, Coral Gables, FL
Brockington, Randy - DMJM+HN, Arlington, VA
Burmeister, Dean - DMJM+HARRIS, Phoenix, AZ
Bustamante, Ernie - DMJMH+N, Orange, CA
Graham, Darlene - DMJMH+N, Albuquerque, NM
Kiker, Mark W. - DMJMH+N, Orange, CA
Kivrizis, Sylvie - DMJMH+N, Orange, CA
Kizior, John - DMJMH+N Phoenix, AZ
Lelieur, Nancy - DMJMH+N, DMJMRottet, Los Angeles, CA
Loeser, Alan - DMJM+HARRIS, Iselin, NJ
Dan Lucio – McClier Chicago IL
Moran, Luis - Spillis Candela DMJM Coral Gables, FL
Rodriguez, Dennis - DMJM+HARRIS Orange
Sistrunk, Bob - DMJM+HARRIS Los Angeles, CA
Taylor, Brett - DMJMHN Chicago, IL
Toman, Bruce - DMJMH+N Los Angeles, CA
Wheat, Jesse - DMJMH+N Orange, CA
Winkler, Russell - DMJMH+N Salt Lake City, UT
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1.04 AECOM Company Compliance
The overarching goal of this CADD Standard is to enable
Worksharing between AECOM companies and our clients
and subs. The following is a list of companies and their
level of compliance.
Two level of compliance:
Company Standard Compliance means the company will
be using this standard for all internal CADD file creation
whenever the client has no standard requirements.
WorkShare Standard Compliance means that the
company will use this standard whenever sharing work with
another AECOM Company.
DMJMH+N, Inc.
At various points in this manual
you will see footnoted references
to the Nation CADD Standard
(NCS). We have endeavored to
comply with that guideline as
much as was deemed practicable.
The references were added to
provide a link back to that
document for cross-reference.
If you need a copy of the NCS for
reference, please contact you
CADD Manager or a Steering
Committee Member
Compliance level:
Company Standard
Workshare Standard
Contact Person: Mark W. Kiker or John Kizior
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1.05 Terms of Use
All information, text, drawings, files, photographs, images,
artwork, graphics, and other content in this document
(collectively the "Content") is intended solely for the use of
DMJMH+N, Inc., it’s affiliated companies, and their
employees, and is protected by copyright and other
intellectual property laws. The Content is owned by
DMJMH+N, it’s affiliates, or third-party licensors.
Users may not copy, modify, upload, download, transmit,
(re)publish, use, or otherwise distribute any Content from
this document except as expressly permitted by these rules
or the instructions for each section of this document. Users
acknowledge that the Content, including any portion of the
data contained therein, will not be used for any purpose
other than inter- or intra- company use, and that Users will
not use the Content or data for their own purposes or profit.
from, any liability or damages arising in any manner from
your use of the information and files.
This agreement shall be governed by and construed in
accordance with the laws of the State of California, without
giving effect to any principles of conflicts of law.
1.06 Revision History
Initial Working Draft - Release July 20, 2001
Working Draft Version 2 – Released Nov. 9, 2001
Working Draft Version 2.1 – Released Jan 7, 2001
Corporate CADD Standard for AutoCAD - Released February,
2001
DMJMH+N reserves the right to change this agreement at
any time by revising the terms and conditions herein. Users
are responsible for regularly reviewing these terms and
conditions. Continued use of this document following
changes to these terms and conditions shall constitute your
acceptance of such changes.
DMJMH+N makes no warranties of any kind regarding this
document, or the Content, services, product, or other
features or files related to this document. DMJMH+N
expressly disclaims any and all such warranties, including
but not limited to warranties of accuracy, reliability,
merchantability, and fitness for a particular purpose.
DMJMH+N does not warrant that its features will operate in
an uninterrupted or error-free fashion, or that this
document or the files are free of viruses or other harmful
components. By using this document and related files, the
end user accepts responsibility for, and release DMJMH+N
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1.07 Modification Process
1.09 Hardware and Software Guidelines
This document is seen as a living document that may
change from time to time.
The CADD Standards Review Committee will continue to
develop and modify this document.
Comments and suggestions are welcome.
your office CADD Manager.
Please contact
All Hardware in use at the company must follow the
guidelines of the Approved Hardware List. Please contact
your IT staff to confirm what these guidelines include.
All Software in use must comply with the company
Approved Software List. At time of publication this manual
was based on the following software versions and
capabilities.
The modification process includes the following:
•
•
•
•
•
A proposed change is submitted to your local CADD
Manager
The CADD Manager reviews it for clarity and contacts
the Steering Committee.
The Steering Committee decides if it is a valid proposal
or offers clarification of the Standard or a work around
The Steering Committee brings the proposal to the Full
CSRC and it is discussed.
Upon approval it is added to the Standard and scheduled
for full publication.
Task
General CADD
Arch CADD
Civil CADD
Software Package
AutoCAD 2002
Architectural Desktop R3.3
Land Development Desktop R3
1.08 Additional Documents
This document provides Standards for the use of Standard
AutoCAD and any other Autodesk products.
Additional
documents that may be forthcoming will include:
Corporate User Guide for AutoCAD - Menus
Corporate CADD Standards for Microstation
Corporate User Guide for Microstation
(Metric versions of the above will also be developed)
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2.0
CADD File Types
There are five different types of files used to generate
Construction Document output from AutoCAD. These files,
when used properly, will expedite the creation and
modification of all drawings in the set.
2.01 MODEL FILES
Model files are the basis for all design work. They include
the “model” representation of all construction elements in a
project, including plan, elevation and section information
that delineates what will be built. The general rule is that
anything you see at the site after construction will be placed
in this type of drawing. All Model Files are drawn full scale
in Model Space. No Paper Space entities exist in this file.
Each discipline will create a Model file to contain the
information needed for their working “design” drawings.
Background files will be created from the Model Files. Model
files will not be directly referenced to any other files.
2.02 BACKGROUND FILES (X files)
Background files will be created from the Model Files as
needed to share information with the other disciplines.
Background files will be named the same as the Model file
with the addition of an “X” in the front of the name. Each
time you modify the Model file you must update the
Background file. No work will be done on the Background
files. Updating Background files is done under the LAYOUT
pulldown on the menu.
X files will be referenced to Model files and Sheet files. No
Model files will be directly referenced to any other files.
2.03 BORDER FILE (XBDR files)
The Border drawing is drawn full size in Model Space. It is
Xrefed into Paper Space on the Sheet Files at 0,0. The
Border file will be located in the BKGND folder under the “G”
folder.
Please see the file naming section for a full
description of Border file names.
Additional files needed to create the Title Block or Cover
Sheet will be located in the BKGND/G folder.
2.04 SHEET FILES
The Sheet file will be used to generate plots, one plot per
Sheet file. Each Sheet file will represent only one contract
drawing. There will be no multiple generation of plots from
one Sheet file.
For example, you cannot plot the
Architectural Floor Plan and the Reflected Ceiling Plan from
the same Sheet file.
Sheet files will reference
BACKGROUND Files and BORDER file.
2.05 DETAIL SHEETS
The Detail files contain all the standard details displayed on
the detail sheets. Details, as with any building element
drawn, shall be developed and drawn to full “real” scale in
model space, however, the final representation of each
detail is inserted as a Block in Paper Space on the Sheet file
and scaled. Any modification to the details will be done by
inserting the detail block into Model Space, revising and reinserting/redefining the detail in Paper Space. Please see
section 17.0 for further clarification.
Individual Detail files (Blocks) will be explained in Section
4.05 and 17.0
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3.0
Project Folder Structure
“Consistent file naming and folder (directory)
structures are necessary for management of the
information that is reusable from project to project, as
well as effective management of the graphical and
non-graphical information related to a construction
project.” 1
3.01 Basic Folder Tree
The location of the Project folders may differ from
office to office. All project path data stored in files
should be independent of the root drive letter to allow
sharing between office server structures.
The Root Project Folder must reside directly below the
Drive letter.
X:/ - Drive Letter (May differ from office to office)
Client-Name
ProjectNumber
[ Admin]
CAD
Inbox
Issue
Outbox
Support
[Admin][Specs]; etc.
These optional folder will contain all of the additional
files generated to complete the project (this data may
be designated to be assigned elsewhere on the
network -- see your CADD Manager). This may include
memos, notes, faxes, schedules, quotes, etc.
CAD
This folder will contain all CAD files.
explained in the following pages.
This is fully
Inbox
This folder will contain all incoming electronic CADD
files from the clients, subs, and others outside the
company. Breakdown this folder with subfolders using
who it is from and when it was received.
Issue
Project milestones, such as submittals or issued
drawings. No “live” files are to be stored here. This
may be the staging area used for creating CDs, after
which the files are removed.
Outbox
This folder will contain all outgoing electronic files sent
to clients, subs and others outside the company.
Breakdown this folder with subfolders using who it is
sent to and when it was sent.
Support
Non-standard items needed for the project, such as a
specific pen table, unique symbols, or applications
(lisp, script, etc).
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3.02 Basic Discipline Designators
Discipline Designators are one or two-character abbreviations for the discipline that is responsible for the folder or
file. Use the following when creating folders or filenames.
2
Discipline
Designator
Description
3D
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
O
P
Q
S
T
U
V
W
X
TY
Z
3D Software generated Items
Architectural
Geotechnical
Civil
Process
Electrical
Fire Protection
General
Hazardous Material
Interiors
Justice/Detention
Food Service
Landscape
Mechanical
Operations
Plumbing
Equipment
Structural
Telecommunication
Railway
Survey / Mapping
Civil Works
Other Disciplines
Security
Contractors / Shop Drawings
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3.03 Expanded Folder Tree
X:/ - Drive Letter (May differ from office to office)
Client-Name (Rename –see 3.04)
ProjectNumber (Rename – see 3.04)
[ Admin ]
(1)
CAD
(2)
[BldgNo]
(16) (Optional – rename when used)
A
(5)
Calc
(6)
Detail
(7)
Model
(8) (Model/Base/Master files)
Sheet
(9) (Plotting sheet files)
Sketch (10)
[Temp] (11)
Bkgnd
(4) (all reference files are contained in the folders below)
A
(5)
C
(5)
G
(5) (contains the Border file)
S
(5)
etc…
(5)
C
(5)
E
(5)
G
(5)
Image
(3)
M
(5)
etc…
(5)
Inbox
(12)
Who_Date
Issue
(13)
What_Date
Outbox
(14)
Who_Date
[ Specs ]
(1)
Support
(15)
Libr
Pen
Scr
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Notes:
1. [Admin] [Specs]: (Usage is optional) Storage for nonCAD project files, such as budgets, email, reports, etc.
Define usage and consistent subdirectories per project
or office requirements.
2. CAD: All CAD files for the project.
11. [Temp]: (Usage is optional) User storage for temporary
blocks, scratch files, etc.
12. Inbox: Files received from outside sources, kept in a
protected folder. When you need to use a file form this
folder you will copy it to the BKGND or other appropriate
folder. Do not reference or insert files from this folder
directly into CADD files.
3. Image: Common location for all raster files used on
project CADD files.
This folder will be broken down into subfolders using
Who_Date. (ex. Inbox/FAA/12-2-02/*.dwg)
4. Bkgnd: Shared background, base, reference or model
and border files. These are the files used to build the
sheets, and are the latest version of the model files
being developed in the discipline directories (see #8).
These files are not to be edited, as they will be replaced
as needed by the “working files” from the model folder.
They should be clean – no referenced files or extra data.
This folder is broken down by discipline.
13. Issue: Project milestones, such as submittals or issued
drawings. No “live” files are to be stored here. This
may be the staging area used for creating CDs, after
which the files are removed.
5. Discipline Folders: The various files for each discipline
will be separated according to either the single or double
3
character discipline and expanded upon for each
discipline’s use. Note: For Discipline Designators see
Section 3.02
This folder will be broken down into subfolders using
What_Date. (ex. Inbox/Final/12-2-02/*.dwg)
14. Outbox: Files sent to clients / subs / etc. This folder will
be broken down into subfolders using Who_Date. (ex.
Outbox/FAA/12-5-02/*.dwg)
15. Support: Non-standard items needed for the project,
such as a specific pen table, unique symbols, or
applications (lisp, script, etc), logos and graphics.
6. Calc: Various calculation, cogo, point, etc files used in
the development of the models for that discipline in
support of the CADD files.
16. BldgNo: Added if the work includes multiple
buildings/facilities under one contract number. Rename
this folder to the correct Bldg. name or number
7. Detail: Discipline specific, project detail staging folder.
Details will be inserted as blocks from this folder.
Additional Notes:
8. Model: The live, working, under development model
files. When a model file is ready to be issued for use by
the project, it is posted to the \CAD\Bkgnd folder. No
files are to be referenced into sheets from here.
9. Sheet: Sheet files for each discipline, built from the CAD
files in \Bkgnd and raster files in \Image
Network and user permissions are not addressed and are
left to the established policies of each office.
Deletion and/or creation of additional folders by users is
strictly prohibited without consent of the office CADD
Manager.
10. Sketch: Drawings put together as examples, exhibits,
marketing and other such non-construction documents.
May include model and sheet files.
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3.04 Variant Folder Tree (Optional)
For projects that require phasing, alternative designs, or
similar internal separations:
Create the phase directories above the discipline directories
as required for the project. The common \BKGND folder is
still used for all referenced files.
If only one discipline has Phasing, then push the Phase
Folder under that discipline.
This structure allows
separations within any discipline, so if only one discipline
has phasing, the others do not need to have the additional
structure for it.
CAD
[BldgNo]
[Phase_1] Phase, Alternative…
A
Calc
Detail
etc…
BKGND
A
C
etc…
C
etc…
[Phase_2]
A
Calc
Detail
etc…
BKGND
A
C
etc…
C
etc…
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3.05 Client Name and Project Number Folders
The NCS identifies the necessity for clear and consistent
folder structure and limits the number of characters to
eight. We will go beyond the eight character limit.
Client Name folder is created at the root of the selected
drive letter. It is one level above the project number folder
to house all projects related to a single client.
This
organization
strategy
facilitates
the
locating
and
identification of client projects without encumbering the
project
directories
themselves
with
project
name
identification. Client names will be limited to 24 characters.
Names will be alpha-numeric character designators and/or “
- “ or “ _ ”, but no dots or spaces.
Project Number folder consists of four-character
minimum, eight character maximum, numeric name.
Options include alpha-character final designators and/or “ “ or “ _ ”, but no “ . “ or spaces. Acceptable examples: 1234
or 12345678 or 1234_abc or 1234-56 etc.
Example:
Client-Name [Client Name folder]
1299_36 [FEL Project]
1299_51C[Bay project “C”]
(129936SF or 1299stfe or 12990036 etc.)
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4.0
File Naming Guidelines
Sheet/Floor numbers
4.01 File Name Components
Typically a two or three digit number. When
used always include the leading zeros and keep
the same number of digits on all files.
Project identifiers (optional)
Project Identifiers are two-character abbreviation
of the Project Name.
This field is optional.
Identifiers will be defined by each office and
coordinated by the CADD Manager.
Phase Identifier (optional)
Used to break out files by Phases. This field is
Optional.
Typical File Type Designators
File Type Designators are two-character
abbreviation for the type of file that is being
created
For a complete
Appendix.
list
of
file
types
see
the
Discipline Designators
Discipline Designators are one or two-character
abbreviations
for
the
discipline
that
is
responsible for the file.
Discipline Designators
Section 3.02
are
documented
in
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4.02
Model Files
4.03 Xref Files
8 characters maximum (not including filetype extension)
9 characters maximum (not including file type extension)
Standard: PPADTTLL
Standard: XPPADTTLL
PP
A
D
TT
LL
PP-: Project identifier (2 characters) (Optional)
X
PP
A
D
TT
LL
X: Defined the file as being an External Reference
A(-) D
TT
LL
PP
A: Phase identifier (Optional) (1 character or “-“
(hyphen))
PP
A
D
TT
LL
X
PP-: Project identifier (2 characters) (Optional)
D
TT
LL
PP
A
D: Discipline (1 character)
PP
A
D
TT
LL
TT: File type (2 character)
PP
A
D
TT
LL
LL: Floor/series identifier (2 character)
Examples:
PC-AFP01.dwg
Pima County, Architectural, Floor Plan, First floor
PC-CSP01.dwg
Pima County, Civil, Site Plan, #1
S8ACSP01.dwg
Septa segment 8, Phase A, Civil, Site Plan, Mainline
(#1)
AFP01.dwg = Arch Floor Plan, First Floor (No
Optional characters)
A(-)
D TT
LL
X
PP
A: Phase identifier (1 character or “-“ (hyphen))
D
TT
X
PP
A
LL
TT
X
PP
A
D
TT: File type (2 character)
LL
X
PP
A
D
TT
LL
LL: Floor/series identifier (2 character)
Examples:
XPC-AFP01.dwg
Pima County, Architectural, Floor Plan, First floor
XPC-CSP01.dwg
Pima County, Civil, Site Plan, #1
XS8ACSP01.dwg
Septa segment 8, Phase A, Civil, Site Plan, Mainline
(#1)
XAFP01.dwg = Arch Floor Plan, First Floor (No
Optional characters)
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4.04 Sheet Files
4.05 Detail Files
14 characters maximum (not including file type extension)
A Master Detail Database will be developed.
Standard
details from our Master Detail Database use an eight digit
number based on the Construction Specifications Institute
(CSI) MasterFormat numbering system, 1995 Edition.
Standard: PPAD-TT-LLL_R
PP
A
D
TT
LLL
_R
PP: Project Identifier (2 characters) (Optional)
A(-)
D TT
LLL
_R
PP
A: Phase Identifier (1 character or “-“) (optional)
D
TT
LLL
PP
A
PP
A
D
“-“: hyphen
-
TT
LLL
_R
_R
TT
LLL
_R
PP
A
D
TT: File Type (2 character) (Optional)
This system consists of a five digit CSI number prefix
followed by a dash and a three digit number suffix.
The
CSI five digit prefix number is a standard which identifies
the type of detail (i.e. 08110 denotes a Hollow Metal Door
and Frame).
The three digit suffix is an identifier for the detail within the
specific CSI category which is assigned when the detail is
added to our Master Detail Database. Standard detail file
numbers appear thus: 08110-003.dwg This example is for
the third hollow metal door detail in our Master Detail
Database.
PP
A
D
TT
LLL _R
LLL: Sheet Number (3 characters )
PP
A
D
TT
LLL
_R
_R: Revision suffix – (Optional 1 character and
placeholder as required)
Examples:
PC-A-FP210.dwg = Pima County, Architectural, Floor
Plan, Sheet 2.10
S8AC-PR615.dwg = Santan segment 8, Phase A,
Civil, Profile, Sheet 6.15
A-201.dwg – Arch Sheet 201 with no optional
characters
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5.0
Project File Creation
5.01 Model Files
Locate all Model files in the discipline specific MODEL folder.
Model information is typically divided up by file type (See
4.01). Creation of the model files (whether to combine or
split the Model file information based on plan type) shall be
decided in the beginning of the project by the originating
office, based on design schedule or manpower loading. This
would mean that the Reflected Ceiling Plan may be
combined with the Floor Plan for small jobs. Typically the
RCP and Floor plan would reside in different files.
No text entities will be created in the Model files.
External Reference files will be Overlaid to the Model files
for coordination.
Xclip may be used on any drawing files as needed.
Users shall follow standard AutoCAD Image commands
when attaching images.
No entities will exist in Paper Space.
5.02 Background Files (X files)
Xref files are created from the Model files by placing a copy
of the Model file in the correct BKGND folder, removing all
reference files and adding an “X” to the file name.
The LAYOUT pulldown menu will create and update the Xref
files automatically.
Locate all Reference files (Xrefs) in the discipline specific
folder beneath the BKGND folder. Each discipline must have
it’s own subfolder under the BKGND folder.
The BKGND folder is divided in to discipline folders. This
folder will contain all of the referenced files for the complete
project. No files will be attached that do not reside in one
of the discipline folders under the BKGND folder.
Using Attach or Overlay will be determined by the nature of
the reference. When using Nested Xrefs you must use
Attach. All other instances must be Overlaid.
Use proper procedures when attaching any and all reference
files, which shall be supported by menus and/or lisp
routines.
No Model files will be directly referenced to any other
files. Use only the Xref files from the BKGND folder
when referencing.
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5.03 Xref Path Names
All reference files will be added using Save Full Path.
Reference files will be added to all drawings using relative
paths. Relative paths do not include the drive letter and
reflect the location of the reference file as it relates to the
file you are on.
Relative path names can be created with ease by using XRP.
Reference files shall be added on a specific layer and the
prefix for that layer shall be “$xref-“ followed by the
reference file name.
Also, “$nref-” shall be used when
attaching nested reference files to model files.
Use one
level of nesting.
A lisp routine called “XRP” will correct the paths to relative
paths.
Example XREF paths:
Do not use Hard Coded: Q:/BOEING/2765/CAD/BKGND/A/XPC-AFP01.dwg
Standard requires Relative:
../../BKGND/A/XPC-AFP01.dwg
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5.04
Sheet File Creation
Sheet files are located in the Sheet folders under the
Discipline folder.
Sheet files are created to display the plotting information
and construction annotations needed to produce an output
file for plotting.
To create the Sheet file you may attach or overlay
multiple XREF files, from the BKGND folder only, to
Model Space and the border to Paper Space.
Annotation and dimensions shall be placed on the Sheet
files in model space. Only annotations that are unique to a
Sheet file shall be placed on paper space. For example,
notes, graphic scales, title block text, north arrow, etc.
One Sheet file represents one Plot file.
The first Layout Tab shall be used for full size plotting. It
will use the default name “LAYOUT1”.
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5.05
File relationships Diagram
Revise the Model File for any
modifications. Create/Update the
BKGRD folder with the “Xfile”.
This file will then display those
changes on all affected Sheet
Files thru the XREF file
Create /
Update the
XREF as
needed
XREF File – Created to
distribute your Model file
information to others. Stored
in the BKGRD folders
Model File
XREF File
Electrical
Sheet File
Architectural
Sheet File
Revise the Sheet Files
for any modifications
to Schedules,
Diagrams, Details,
Etc.
Mechanical
Sheet File
Plumbing
Sheet File
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6.0
Model Space and Paper Space
All projects require the setting of a “Start Point” location for
all Architectural files. This location point will be determined
by using a lower left corner of the building or intersection of
the building grid. This is just a start point for all buildings.
No special graphics are required at this point. Once the
building is located and drawn, the building must not be
moved. Do not relocate the building once the file has been
referenced to any other files.
This setting for the lower left cover of the building shall be:
Imperial
=
X,Y,Z 100’-0”, 100’-0”, 0”
Millimeters
=
X,Y,Z 100000, 100000, 0
Meters
=
X,Y,Z 1000, 1000, 0
•
The AutoCAD System Variable “Base” must be set to
0,0,0
•
All Xrefs shall be Attached or Overlaid at 0,0,0 in Model
Space
•
In general, all Xref files, except for the border file, shall
be attached in model space.
•
Ucsicon be set to on.
•
No reference files are to be attached to XREF files.
Annotation and dimensions shall be placed on the sheet
sheet file shall be placed on paper space. For example,
Start Point
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7.0
Layer Naming Guidelines
The NCS & AIA CAD Layer Guidelines are to be used on all
projects as they apply. The Appendix of this Manual has
layer names defined more specifically to each discipline.
The base nine colors (i.e. 1-9) should be used for each
discipline’s base layer names. Other colors can be used as
the disciplines define their layers.
The format of layer names must follow the two-four-fourfour-one standard, no layer name can exceed this
convention. The preferred method is to use just one
character for the discipline designator.
The last character in the layer name, called the status field,
will be modified to allow for scale factor designations in the
layer name (i.e. ¼” will be 48, ½” will be 24; ex. A-annotext-48 is a ¼” text layer) This field code will be used for all
scale-specific layer names.
Specific layer names will define settings for linetype, color &
line type and will be defined only ByLayer.
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Creating Additional Layers
The creation of layer names shall follow the NCS layer
naming recommendations. The 1-4-4-4-1 format shown in
the AIA guideline shall be followed.15
A
-
W A
L
L
-
F
U
L
L
-
D E
M O -
M
•
The first place is a Discipline Designator letter. By
default it is one character long. Two characters may
be used if the designator calls for it. When creating
new Layer Names – please refer to the Basic
Discipline Designators in Section 3.02
•
The second place is the Major Group. It is four
characters long preceded by a dash. No more – no
less.
It identifies the major building systems and
components.
•
The third and fourth place is a Minor Group field
modifier preceded by a dash. You may use one or both
of these fields at your discretion when creating a new
layer name.
This field delineates further the Major
Group. Both fields are also four characters long.
Status Field Codes
P
Proposed Work
E
Existing to Remain
D
Existing to be demolished
F
Future Work
T
Temporary Work
M
Items to be Moved
X
Not in Contract
1-9
Phase Number
These modifiers may also be directly tied to the standard
pen table. The modifier shall begin with the letters LW
(for Line Weight) or SC (for Screened) and end with two
digits designating the color associated with the desired
plotted pen weight or the percentage of screening. The
color designators shall be 01 thorough 09 to encompass
the first nine colors of the AutoCAD palette of colors. An
example of this modifier is LW01 to designate a plotted
line weight determined by Color 1 (Red).
•
The fifth place is a Modifier used to describe the
Status Field Code as it relates to the items on that
layer.
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8.0
Pentable
The pentable is derived from the NCS.
6
For a complete display of the pentable please refer to the
Appendix of this manual.
Pen
AutoCAD
Line Width Width
(in inches)
0.007"
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
0.004"
0.028"
0.014"
0.024"
AutoCAD
color
number
Exceptions Shading BASE
%
COLOR
.18mm xx0 (ex. 10, 20, 30, 40,
190)
.25mm xx1 (ex. 1, add '# 7'
White
21, 31,
41,181)
.35mm xx2 (ex. 2, 22, 32, 42,
192)
.50mm xx3 (ex. 3, 23, 33, 43,
193)
.70mm xx4 (ex. 4, 24, 34, 44,
194)
1.00m xx5 (ex. 15, 25, 35, 45,
m
195)
.10mm xx6 (ex. 6, add '# 9'
26, 36, 46, Lt. Gray
196)
.70mm xx7 (ex.
except '# 7'
17, 27, 37, White
47, 197)
.35mm xx8 (ex. 8, 28, 38 ,48,
198)
except '# 9'
.60mm xx9 (ex.
19, 29, 39, Lt. Gray
49, 199)
black
black
RED /
WHITE
black
YELLOW
black
GREEN
black
CYAN
black
BLUE
black
MAG.
GRAY
35%
50%
SHADING
15
%
240
241
242
243
244
245
246
247
248
249
30%
50%
70%
85%
0.007"
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
0.004"
0.028"
0.014"
0.024"
Pen
Width
.18mm
.25mm
.35mm
.50mm
.70mm
1.00mm
.10mm
.70mm
.35mm
.60mm
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
220
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
228
229
210
211
212
213
214
215
216
217
218
219
200
201
202
203
204
205
206
207
208
209
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
0.014"
.25mm
.35mm
.50mm
.70mm
1.00mm
0.35mm
250
251
252
253
254
255
85%
70%
50%
30%
15%
white
GRAY
black
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9.0
Text Style/Font Standards
The Standard Text size shall be 3/32”. All text shall be
UPPERCASE. G-ANNO–NOTE is the general layer for all
text.
All text shall be “ROMANS” or “ROMAND” where a bold
font is desired. All general text shall be a plotted height of
3/32” (equivalent to “10 point”) which reproduces and
reduces well on today’s printers, plotters, scanners, faxes
and photocopiers.
The (MS) SansSerif shall be used for the Sheet No. in the
Title Block as this font best differentiates between a number
1 and the letter I and will ease the possible confusion
between the Discipline Designator for “Interiors” and the
number 1. Sheet number text shall be 3/8”.
All other (custom) fonts shall be “exploded” and then a
“block” created from the text elements. This would apply to
custom logos/names and signage details for example. The
intent here is to insure that all parties receiving electronic
files need not load any additional fonts.
3/32” Text
Style
Font
Height
Width
Oblique
Upside down
Backwards
Vertical
TEXT
ROMANS
0
.80
0
NO
NO
NO
Standard text height for a full scale drawing should
be 3/32”. This text height factors according to the plot
scale. Text sizes are to be set at the time the text is placed
with the MTEXT, DTEXT and TEXT commands. This allows
for simple text sizing and manipulation, without the need to
create Styles for each text size.
Text heights for Titles shall be 1/4” with a ROMAND
font. Text height for Matchline text shall be 3/16”.
All Text Styles shall define font with a Height of 0, a Width
Factor of .80 and an Oblique Angle of 0.
Text color/pen widths for each text height will be
determined based on Standard Pen Table and Layer Names
etc.
Annotation and dimensions shall be placed on the Sheet
sheet file shall be placed on paper space. For example,
1 /4” Text
Style
Font
Height
Width
Oblique
Upside down
Backwards
Vertical
TEXTD
ROMAND
0
.80
0
NO
NO
NO
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Standards for Text:
Usage
Color No.
Pen Width
General Text and Notations
Text
Height
3/32”
7
.010
Matchline Text
3/16”
7
.010
Notation Titles & General
Titles included with Graphics,
Details,
Plans,
Sections,
Elevations, Etc.
Drawing Name and Titles
1/4”
2 (Forced)
.014
1/4”
2 (Forced)
.014
Sheet Numbers in Title Block
3/8”
2 (Forced)
.014
Style Name
(Font)
TEXT
(ROMANS)
TEXT
(ROMANS)
TEXTD
(ROMAND)
TEXTD
(ROMAND)
TEXTSS
(MS SanSerif)
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10.0 Standard Settings
10.01 Units
A Standard Prototype file will be provided that
includes these settings.
Architectural Standard Units:
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Engineering Standard Units:
Page 30
10.02 Dimensions
The Menu will create and manage your Dimension
Styles.
Dimensional Precision examples for Plans, Sections, and
Elevations
Example Scale of Arch drawing: 1/8” = 1’-0”
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Page 32
10.03 Dimension Line terminators
Dimension
line
terminators
shall
be
either
Architectural Ticks or Closed Filled Arrowheads.
Dimension line terminator size shall be set to 1/8” or
.125.
Dimension text shall be ROMANS font with a plotted
height of 3/32” and shall plot at the same pen
weight as other text and notations by forcing it to
color RED. (forced color).
Each Dimension Style shall be a copy of a
standard/default Dimension Style for a one-to-one
scale but will vary only in the “Overall Scale Factor”
(Dimscale) which will match the Viewport scale(ex.
48, 120, etc.).
The Menu will create
Dimension Styles.
and
manage
your
Leaders will be used to flag items for Annotation.
Only Standard AutoCAD “out of the box” line
terminators can be used.
Tick or Arrowhead?
Discipline
Arch
Civil
Structural
Mechanical
Electrical
Interiors
Tick/Arrow
Both
Arrow
Both
Arrow
Arrow
Both
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10.04 Dim Style Names
Each Dimension Style name shall include the “Overall
Scale Factor” (ex. Dim48, Dim120, etc.).
Use the Pulldown Menu “DIMS”
(shown below) to set up all
dimension variables.
A sample Dimension Style variables list is in the
Appendix of this document for Architectural
Dimension Style and an Engineering Dimension
Style.
Dimension Style Names
Drawing Plot Scale DimStyle
Full Size
Dim1
3" = 1'-0"
Dim4
1 1/2" = 1'-0"
Dim8
1" = 1'-0"
Dim12
3/4" = 1'-0"
Dim16
1/2" = 1'-0"
Dim24
3/8" = 1'-0"
Dim32
1/4" = 1'-0"
Dim48
3/16" = 1'-0"
Dim64
1/8" = 1'-0"
Dim96
3/32" = 1'-0"
Dim128
1/16" = 1'-0"
Dim192
1/32" = 1'-0"
DIm384
Decimal Units
1" = 10'
1" = 20'
1" = 40'
1" = 50'
1" = 100'
1" = 200'
1" = 400'
1" = 500'
Dim10
Dim20
Dim40
Dim50
Dim100
Dim200
Dim400
Dim500
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10.05 LTSCALE Settings
LTSCALE will always be set to 1 (one) in Paper
Space. This insures that all AutoCAD linetypes will
display the same on all drawings. Model Space
LTSCALE is changed to reproduce the look of Paper
Space plots. LTSCALE in Model Space is equal to the
“Dimscale”. Linetype definitions are outlined in the
Layer List in the Appendix of this document. Most
linetypes will be used in the “half” mode (DASHED2,
PHANTOM2, HIDDEN2, etc.)
Note:
LTSCALE will always be set to 1 (one) in Paper Space.
Model space LTSCALE is changed to reproduce the look
of Paper Space plots.
Please refer to the Standard Layer List in the Appendix
of this document for proper Linetypes.
Use the Menu to set LTSCALE by selecting Plot scale.
Model Space LTSCALE for
Architectural Units
Drawing Plot Scale LTSCALE
Full Size
1
3" = 1'-0"
4
1 1/2" = 1'-0"
8
1" = 1'-0"
12
3/4" = 1'-0"
16
1/2" = 1'-0"
24
3/8" = 1'-0"
32
1/4" = 1'-0"
48
3/16" = 1'-0"
64
1/8" = 1'-0"
96
3/32" = 1'-0"
128
1/16" = 1'-0"
192
1/32" = 1'-0"
384
Model
Space
Decimal Units
1" = 10'
1" = 20'
1" = 40'
1" = 50'
1" = 100'
1" = 200'
1" = 400'
1" = 500'
LTSCALE
for
10
20
40
50
100
200
400
500
PSLTSCALE shall be enabled (PSLTSCALE=1)
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11.0 Datestamping
The NCS addresses the location and individual parts of the
Datestamp data, but not how it will be applied to the sheets
in CADD. The CSRC agreed that the datestamp should be
applied to a plot sheet using either Autolisp or Visual Basic.
The programming will be incorporated into a pulldown menu
and/or toolbar icon.
Once placed, the datestamp data will only update certain
fields when the PLOT command is issued. The datestamp
must not be manually manipulated.
The datestamp will provide the following data:
Date/Time
Sheet File Name
AutoCAD version
Username
Number of attached references and their names
Datestamp located
outside the heavy
drawing border and
inside the cutline,
on layer
G-ANNO-TTLB-DATE
The datestamp block is named DATESTAMP.dwg, inserted at
0,0, color #7 and will be located inside the left binding edge
going vertically up the sheet.
The layer for the datestamp is G-ANNO-TTLB-DATE.
X-BDR inserted at
0,0,0
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12.0 Revision Tracking
Clouds will be drawn to encompass the area of the revised
work. The clouds shall be drawn with the annotation tools
provided in AutoCAD 2002.
Each revision will be identified by means of a revision
indicator symbol rendered with an annotation triangle or
delta with a number attribute identifying the revision in
consecutive manner. See the Standard Graphic Symbols in
the Appendix. The revision symbol shall be placed touching
the cloud, inside the cloud or next to the cloud and
connected to it by means of a small leader or arc.
All revision symbols and clouds shall be drawn in Paper
Space in the sheet (plotting) file. No revision symbols or
clouds shall be drawn in the Model files.
In cases where the revision clouds must be preserved due
to specific project or authority requirements, the clouds of
superseded revisions shall be set to a screened color.
The revision note that is placed in the Issue Block shall be
drawn in a separate layer. The layer name for the revision
symbol shall be G-ANNO-TTLB. All revision notes in the
Issue Block shall be drawn in this layer.
The format for the revision note shall be a revision symbol
with the number of the revision, a numerical date of issue
and a brief descriptive note of the revised work.
OPTIONAL: Revisions can be additionally identified by
placing revision symbols along the top and left margins
outside the drawing border as locator aids. These symbols
will define an orthogonal system to locate the revision within
the drawing area.
Each revision cloud will be drawn in its corresponding layer.
The assigned layer name for this object shall incorporate
the number of the revision. There shall be as many such
layer names as revisions issued. The layer name for the
cloud shall be G-ANNO-REVC-R#, where # stands for the
corresponding revision number as listed in the Issue Block.
Each revision symbol will be drawn in its corresponding
layer. The assigned layer name for this object shall
incorporate the number of the revision. There shall be as
many such layer names as revisions issued. The layer
name for the revision symbol shall be G-ANNO-REVS-R#,
where # stands for the corresponding revision number as
listed in the Issue Block.
As revisions are superseded, the old revision clouds shall be
rendered invisible by freezing the layer(s) they are drawn
in. All revision symbols shall remain visible as a permanent
historical record of revised work in the sheet.
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13.0 Standard Symbols
The Standard symbols are based on the NCS
7.
The Appendix contains a complete display of the symbols to
be used.
This includes the General Symbols and the
Discipline symbols (to be added).
The appendix outlines the size, fonts, etc. related to the
symbols.
The menu will assist in placing symbols.
The standard symbols are to be inserted on layer G-ANNOSYMB.
Please see the Appendix for Standard Symbols.
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14.0 Viewports
A Viewport is an AutoCAD component, and therefore the
layer naming is not constrained to follow the AIA standard.
The Layer Name will be $VPORT. This would keep the layer
at the top of the layer list, and could be accessed or ignored
easily. The color of the layer will be #31, and be Frozen or
set to NO PLOT.
Use the menu (shown below) to
create and scale Viewports. Select
Options after you select scale.
The Viewport should be aligned with the sheet grids
whenever possible8 . (See Section 16.0)
The Viewports themselves must be created as rectangles,
snapping to the boundaries of the grid intersections. This
applies to Model file and Sheet file Viewports.
If match lines are used to create/maintain proper display of
Model file entities then Irregular shaped Viewports are
allowed that are not constrained to grid intersections.
Use the menu to create Viewports.
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15.0 Saved Views
There are no requirements that demand the creation and
use of Saved Views.
Those who wish to use saved views are requested to follow
these standardized naming conventions.
An overall model space view to be called OVERALL
A paper space view used to batch plot called PLOT.
The Full size plot saved view must use the “LAYOUT1” tab in
paper space.
Miscellaneous Paper Space Saved View should be named by
the border grid location used. (see Section 16.0)
When Saved Views are used, it is recommended that all
drawing sessions be ended with either the model Overall
view or the Sheet file Plot view.
When Saved Views are not used, it is required that the files
be saved and closed after a Zoom Extents in Model Space
(Model files) or Paper Space (Sheet files)
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16.0 Title Blocks
Sheet Sizes
9
The approved sheet sizes will be a mix of the ANSI and
Architectural sheet sizes.
The “F” sheet size indicated in the NCS is equivalent to
AutoCAD’s “E1” sheet sizes. All future references to a
30”x42” sheet size will be named “E1”.
AutoCAD indicates the sheet size for ANSI “F” as 28 x 40.
All future references for “F” size will be known by this sheet
size.
AutoCAD indicates the sheet size for ANSI “D” as 22 x 34
and Arch. “D” as 24 x 36. To avoid confusion of the “D”
sizes, all future references to ANSI “D” will be known as
“D1”.
The NCS includes imperial sheet sizes. Below is a list of the
approved sheet sizes:
Sheet Sizes
A (ANSI)
B (ANSI)
C (ANSI)
D1 (ANSI)
D (Arch.)
E1 (Arch.)
E (ANSI)
E (Arch.)
F (ANSI)
Imperial
8.5 x 11
11 x 17
17 x 22
22 x 34
24 x 36
30 x 42
34 x 44
36 x 48
28 x 40
Additional Title Block Items13:
When referenced, the insert point for the titleblock/border
file is 0,0,0 in Paper Space.
A titleblock attribute data block will be provided. Included in
this block will be the typical symbol blocks and text styles
required to annotate the plot/sheet file.
Titleblock entities will be placed the G-ANNO-TTLB layers.
Typical layers for the titleblock will be G-TTLB, G-TTLBANNO, G-TTLB-KPLN & G-TTLB-GRID.
The titleblock drawing prototype file names will be XPCBDR30x42.dwg, XPC-BDR36x48.dwg, etc.
The titleblock attribute blocks will be named XPCBDR30x42-dtitle.dwg, XPC-BDR36x48-dtitle.dwg, etc.
When adding a standard Border file to your project, place it
in the BKGND/G folder and rename it using your Project
Code in place of the “PC” letters.
Because of the complex geometry used by the Civil
discipline, the drawing area grid module may not be used
for Civil plans and profiles.
The key plan will be located in a space above the Issue
Block area. Place the key plan on layer G-TTLB-KPLN.
Matchlines will be placed in Paper Space. It may be
necessary to also place matchlines in model files, so other
disciplines can find the matchlines.
North arrow and scale(s) will placed in the lower right hand
area of the drawing area, just left of the Sheet number.
The drawing area coordinate system will be placed outside
of the drawing border lines, not inside as shown in the NCS.
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Drawing Area Coordinate System
The drawing modules are arranged in columns and
rows. Columns are identified with numerical characters
starting with 1 and increasing to the right. Rows are
identified with alphabetical characters beginning at the
bottom starting with A and increasing toward the top
of the sheet. Each module is therefore identified by a
letter and a number. A drawing block may be
composed of one or more drawing area modules and is
identified based on the lower left-hand location.
Sheet Margins - The right margin must be of a 1/2”
width to accept the use of embossed stamp. Top and
Bottom margin is to be 1/2”. Left side margin is to be
1.5”.
24” x 36 inch example
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
A-100
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Modular Grids and the Note Block
This is also a module format. The Note Block is
located at the right hand column of the sheet. It
includes Keynotes, General Notes and Key Plans.
It is acceptable to place the note block at the bottom
of the sheet for situations where the full width of the
sheet is necessary.
24” x 36 inch example
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
A-100
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Title Block Area
The title block area is that portion of the sheet
containing projects, clients, designer, sheet
identification, and sheet management information
needed by the user of the sheets.
The Title Block Area shall be located on the right hand
column of the sheet.
The Data blocks include the following:
• Project/Client Identification Information
• DMJMH+N Office Information
• Consultant(s) Information *
• Architectural/Engineering Seal *
• Issue/Revision Information *
• Management Information
• Key Plan (If necessary) *
• Sheet Title
• Sheet Number
* Denotes Removal or Modification, if additional space is
needed in other title block areas. Otherwise no changes
should be made to the border file.
FLOOR
PLAN
A-XXX
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Project Identification Area
The project identification block area is that portion of
that identifies the project.
Project Identification block will be placed to the top of
the title block.
It will contain the following information:
• Project Name and Address
• Building or Facility Name
• Construction Phase sequence (if necessary)
• Project Logo
The address, telephone, fax numbers, and logo of the
owner/client may also be included in the project
identification block.
The Title will be ROMAND font with a 1/4” height.
The Subtitle will be ROMAND font with a 1/8” height.
The Address will be ROMAND font with a 3/32” height.
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Company Information Area
The company information area is that portion of that
identifies the Lead Company.
Designer Identification Block
It will contain the following information:
• Our Company Logo
• Our Company Name
• Our Address – Modify per Office Location
• Our Telephone and Fax Number – Modify per Office
Location
• The standard logo will be used, it will be modified
for location specific information only
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Consultant(s) Information Area
The consultant(s) information area is that portion of
that identifies the team of companies involved with the
project. It will contain the following information:
• Company Logo
• Company Name
• Address
• Telephone and Fax Number
Client and company logos with non-standard AutoCAD
or Windows true fonts must be exploded or redrawn so
those additional fonts are not required.
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Architectural and Engineering Seal Area
The Architectural and Engineering seal area is that
area where the individual stamp will reside. This will
either be electronic or wet stamp in this location.
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Issue and Revision Block Area
The issue and revision block area is that portion of the
sheet that shows the chronological issue of and
revisions to, the sheet.
The Data block has 3 columns identified as mark, date
and description:
• Fill information from bottom to top
The text height will be Romans font with a 3/32” height.
The text is controlled by the inserted attributed block.
Adding Triangles around the Revision number is optional
but must be consistent for the whole project.
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Management Information Area
The management information area is that portion of
the title block that contains the management
information generally used for project filing, record
keeping or other project management information.
The Data field will include the following:
• Project Number
• Drawn by
• Checked by
The Project number will be ROMAND font with a 3/32” height.
The text is controlled in the border file (XBDR).
The text height will be ROMANS font with a 3/32” height.
The inserted attributed block controls the text size.
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Key plan Area
The key plan area is that portion of the sheet
containing the outline of the building/facility/site. This
will convey the area of the work within the
building/facility.
• Area or Quadrant
• Grid Bubble (If necessary)
• Area of work (Shaded portion)
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Sheet Title Area
The sheet title area is that portion of the title block
area that indicates the type of information presented
on the sheet. The title block may only include the
major type of information shown on the sheet, or may
indicate multiple types of information (for e.g. Floor
Plan, Schedules and Details).
Please coordinate with the Project Drawing List Sheet.
Text for sheet title will be (MS) SansSerif true type
font. The text style will be “TEXTSS”.
The text will be SansSerif font with a 1/4” height.
The inserted attributed block controls the text size.
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Sheet Numbering Area
The sheet numbering area is the portion of the title
block area that contains the sheet identifier. It
indicates the discipline designator, sheet type
designator and the sheet sequence number.
Sheet number will be the (MS) SansSerif true type
font. The text style will be “TEXTSS”.
Sheet numbers do not necessarily reflect the drawing
file name.
The “sheet 1 of ?” will only be used on projects that
require that information. By default, the layer for this
item will be turned off.
The text will be Sanserif font with a 3/8” height.
The inserted attributed block controls the text.
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17.0 Detail Creation
17.02
Follow these general guidelines when creating and using
details
•
•
•
Draw the detail at full scale in Model Space.
Block the Detail
Insert each detail in Paper Space at the proper scale
___________________
A Standard Detail Library will be maintained. Please refer
to the Appendix for instructions on accessing the Library.
Detail Creation guidelines
No entities may be created BYBLOCK. To modify an entity
color (pen weight) you must change the layer it is on.
All lines shall be drawn BYLAYER. When a linetype does not
display due to the shortness of a line then the line may use
a "Forced" linetype scale.
Details shall be drawn using the standard AutoCAD line
types. Scale of line type, or LTSCALE, shall be set to “1”.
Details shall be drawn within a standard drawing module10.
The creation of details shall follow the NCS layer naming
recommendations. 14
All detail layers will use the same “G” General discipline
designator.
17.01
Detail Layer Names
Layer Name
G-DETL-LW00
G-DETL-LW01
G-DETL-LW02
G-DETL-LW03
G-DETL-LW04
G-DETL-LW05
G-DETL-SC50
G-ANNO-NOTE
G-ANNO-DIMS-XXXX
Line Weight
0.004
0.010
0.014
0.020
0.028
0.039
0.014
0.014
0.010
Color
9
1
2
3
4
5
8- 50% Screened
7
10
Details shall be drawn using 5 colors for continuous lines, 5
colors for dashed lines, 1 color for screened lines and 2
colors for hatching. All entities will be drawn BYLAYER and
the color will be defined in the layer dialog box. Color will
be mapped to pen weights defined in the standard pentable.
Please refer to the layer list in the Appendix for layer
names, colors and weight mappings.
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Standard Detail Module
The details shall be created with the insertion base point set
at the lower left-hand corner of the detail boundary.
Details shall be drawn in Full Scale in Model Space.
Annotation in details shall be created to reflect the desired
plotted scales.
The illustration of material textures in the details shall be
done by using the standard hatch patterns provided. Under
no circumstances shall hatching patterns be exploded.
Annotation of details shall be done per the standard
lettering fonts and sizes.
1
The standard drawing module size shall be 5-3/4 inches
high by 6 inches wide bounding box. Details that require a
greater area may be created by using multiple combinations
of this bounding box. A ¼” “Safe Zone” buffer will be used
to insure that detail entities do not contact the bounding
box.
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18.0 Detail Use
18.01
Detail Sheet creation
Detail sheets shall be created by using the standard drafting
sheet divided into standard modules defined by a layout
grid11. The modular grid shall be rendered visible in the
sheet and in the final plot. The visibility of the grid on detail
sheets is Optional.
Each project / location shall be
consistent.
Detail sheets shall be composed by inserting the individual
detail drawing files as Blocks onto Paper Space in the Sheet
File. Individual Detail Blocks will be inserted by selecting
the lower left-hand corner of the drawing modules as the
insertion point. Details shall be scaled down to fit the
appropriate detail scale factors.
The numbering of the details shall be done by using the grid
location of the detail. This would mean that the lower right
detail module will be “A6” and each detail will take on the
number of it’s grid location.
Details larger than one module may be inserted in the sheet
by encompassing as many contiguous drawing modules as
required by the size of the detail. Only full drawing modules
shall be used. No fractional portions of modules shall be
allowed. The numbering of the resulting detail shall be that
corresponding to the drawing module at the lower left-hand
corner of the detail.
The details shall be identified individually in the detail sheet
by means of detail title blocks provided by the standard
palette of drafting symbols. The detail title block shall be
inserted onto Paper Space at the bottom portion of each
detail.
All details will be inserted on layer $DETL. (Color 7)
18.02
Detail Editing
Details will be edited by inserting the detail block in Model
Space, exploding it, editing it, and then redefining the
block. When the drawing is saved there should be no
details left in Model Space. Live Details shall only exist as
inserted blocks in Paper Space.
Details shall be edited in the detail sheet file. Editing of
details shall be assisted by means of in-house lisp routine to
explode, modify and redefine the detail block inside Model
Space in the sheet file. Under no circumstances exploding or
editing of details shall be done inside Paper Space.
The Menu will assist in creating and modifying the details
The sequence for inserting the detail onto the detail sheet
shall begin at the lower right-hand corner of the drawing
area adjacent to the title block and then proceeding from
bottom to top and across the sheet from right to left12.
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18.03
Detail Sheet Layout
The Details will be added to the Detail sheet and numbered
via the “BINGO” system. The lower right detail box will be
detail A6. If it is moved you will change the number on the
Detail Sheet and the Referencing drawing.
Layout the details from bottom to top, right to left.
E1
E2
E3
E4
E5
E6
D1
D2
D3
D4
D5
D6
C1
C2
C3
C4
C5
C6
B1
B2
B4
B5
B6
B3
30” x 42”
inch example
DETAILS
PLAN
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A-XXX
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When more than one grid box is needed take the complete
adjoining box and use the detail number from the lower left
corner.
30” x 42” inch example
DETAILS
PLAN
A-XXX
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19.0 Plotting
Plotting must be standardized in order to achieve a
consistent look and feel. This process incorporates the pen
table, standard symbology and presentation of the plotting
area in a Paper Space Layout. Some of the uses of the
Layouts in Paper Space allow us to achieve differing looks
for presentations, marketing and illustrations.
While this is allowable in the early stages of a project, when
construction docs are created we must confine ourselves to
an agreed upon procedure and presentation for plotting.
This will allow for streamlined tools and batch plotting.
When creating Construction Documents plots:
Each sheet file shall have only one border located in paper
space at 0,0. One file will be used to create one plot.
All plots shall be created from paper space using one layout
tab settings.
All PCP, pc2 and/or pc3 shall be stored in one common
location on the server and will be set to read only.
Plotting scale shall set to 1:1 in Paper Space.
One Sheet file represents one Plot file.
The first Layout Tab shall be used for full size
plotting. It will use the default name “LAYOUT1”.
Each office must set up its own plotting configuration files.
Each office will define the software and procedures needed
to output and track plots.
Generating, storing and delivering PLT files is determined on
a project by project basis.
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20.0 Deliverables
Conditions for use of released electronic drawing data
There are several possible technologies we could use for
deliverables, however we recommend that we standardize
on one at this time while leaving open the possible use of
others as they mature.
The following conditions shall apply when providing
electronic drawing files to general contractors, subcontractors, vendors or similar entities:
We encourage standardization
contract deliverables.
on
CD-ROM
for
Because we will have a standard folder structure and
standard method for building the drawings, the CSRC
recommends that the Deliverables CD be a duplicate of the
Folder structure on the server.
We recommend the originating office gather the drawings
from the participating offices and ‘burn’ the deliverable CD.
At some time at the end of a project, the files will need to
be removed from the servers. We recommend that each
office be responsible for archiving their own files AND that
the originating office archives the entire deliverable.
Other tools that may be used are:
FTP
Internet based Project Web sites
All Web based file transfers
Only architectural backgrounds such as floor plans and
reflected ceiling plans shall be provided for the purpose of
producing shop drawings. Requests for detail sheets shall be
evaluated by the Project Manager on the basis of specific
project conditions.
A release letter signed by the authorized person from the
entity requesting the electronic files is required. This letter
contains conditions for the use of the released data. The
standard agreement for use letter can be found in the
DMJMH&H Facilitator under Forms & Applications. A copy of
the signed letter shall be kept in the project file.
A disclaimer note stating that the released drawing files are
not Contract Documents shall be inserted in the area
reserved for affixing the professional seal in the title block
in each sheet file being released.
The electronic drawing files shall be delivered in CD form.
Binding of files is to be determined by project and client
needs.
Adobe PDF files may be created for distribution of single
drawing files.
When distributing any electronic files, a Disclaimer must be
included.
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21.0 Miscellaneous AutoCAD Guidelines
The following is a list of miscellaneous AutoCAD
standards used in the creation of Drawing files:
All drawing files will be created using "Real World" scale as
opposed to "Scaled” representations.
If a new drawing needs to be started from scratch, use the
standard Company Prototype / Template files.
If you
cannot locate these files, please contact your office CADD
Manager.
All Wblocks that transfer plan information and Xrefs will use
the insertion point of 0,0. Wblocks that insert plan symbols
will be provided with an insertion point logically placed on
the symbol.
The following is a list of "Don'ts" while working on
any AutoCAD drawing:
Don’t move the location of the building on the Model file
after it has been located or referenced.
Don't change the LIMITS of the drawings. They must be set
to the cut line of the border sheet in Paper Space.
Don't use unauthorized third-party lettering fonts.
Don't use any other layering system other than the one
defined in this document.
Don't use a different Line Color Scheme or Pen-to-Color
scheme than indicated in this document. One pentable will
be used for all drawing files.
Don't use any custom-made or Third-Party hatch patterns.
Don't create your own borders.
provided by your CADD Manager.
Use the border that is
Don’t rename the XREFs or Model files once others have
referenced them.
Don’t rename any project folders once the project has
begun.
Don’t reference the Model files onto any other files directly.
Use the Xrefs for referencing.
Even within your own
discipline.
Don’t “eyeball” anything.
creation.
Use OSNAPS for all entity
Don’t create any entities “BYBLOCK”.
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22.0 NCS Reference Notes
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
NCS-01.19
NCS -CLG-6
as defined by the NCS
NCS -06.12
NCS -CLG-6
The CSRC felt that the NCS & Tri-service Guidelines
were limited in the range of pen weights assigned to
specific colors. The committee still chose to use as much
of the NCS assigned pen weights as possible. The
committee chose to use the halftone pen weights
described in the NCS, percentage of shading was added.
Color 255 is the one exception to the NCS we felt
necessary, this color is used by some offices because of
its white screen color. The committee realized that the
screen color needs to be the same as the plot color, the
NCS guideline was not followed.
7. We accept all universal symbols (NCS-06.5 through
06.20) except that the following items referenced by
NCS Description and NCS Module Page Number, as
noted.
• Room Identifier (NCS-06.9), modified to allow Room
Area, in lieu of the NCS proposal.
• Column Grid Indicator (NCS-06.11), use as indicated
and provide a double bubble to allow plotting without
adjustment on ¼” and half size ( 1/8” ) plots of
plans.
• Add Existing Column Grid Indicator, utilizing a
hexagon.
• Modify the NCS Column Grid Indicator standard
(NCS-06.11) to use this additional symbol and
provide a double bubble to allow plotting without
adjustment on ¼” and half size ( 1/8” ) plots of
plans.
• Match Line Indicator (NCS-06.11) Use 3/16”
characters in lieu of NCS text size and place all text
on one side of the match line.
• Wall Type Indicator (NCS-06.12) was modified in lieu
of the NCS proposal to allow three character
identifications and rating indication with the wall
type.
8. NCS-02.12 – 02.13
9. NCS-02.7
10. per NCS recommendations in NCS-02.11
11. as recommended in NCS, NCS-02.10
12. This sequencing shall reflect the recommended layout
shown in the NCS, NCS-04.9 and NCS-04.86.
13. For all of the Title Block references please refer to NCS
2.09 – 2.22
14. The 2-4-4-4 format shown in CLG-5 shall be followed
with dash separators.
15. CLG-11, CLG-6
http://www.nationalcadstandard.org/
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Appendix
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File Type Designators
Discipline Model
A/E CIVIL
x
x
x
x
x
x
Sheet
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
File Designator Description
ET
SP
PV
GP
UP
PF
Existing Topo
Site Plan
Paving Plan
Grading Plan
Utility Plan
Profile
BP
CS
DD
DF
DM
DP
DR
DS
DV
DW
ET
HM
JP
PC
PD
PM
PP
PR
PS
PU
PW
RW
SB
SM
SP
SR
SS
Boring Plan
Construction Staging Plan
Storm Drain Detail
Fencing Detail
Miscellaneous Detail
Demolition Plan
Railroad Detail
Sanitary Sewer Detail
Paving Detail
Water Detail
Existing Topo Files
Hydrology Map
Jointing Plan
Parcel Plan
Storm Drain Profile
Miscellaneous Profile
Plan And Profile
Road Profile
Sanitary Sewer Profile
Utility Plan And Profile
Water Profile
Right Of Way Plan
Building Section
Miscellaneous Section
Site Plan
Road Section
Site Section
Notes:
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x
x
x
ST
TP
UP
Striping Plan
Traffic Plan
Utility Plan
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Discipline
Model Sheet
ARCHITECTURAL & INTERIORS:
Notes:
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
AD
BR
EP
FE
FI
FM
FU
GN
IE
IS
LP
MP
PC
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
RC
RP
SP
SS
VC
WS
XE
XL
XS
Area Development
Border
Equipment Plan
Fire Egress Plan
Finish And Material Plan
Mezzanine Floor Plan
Furniture Plan
General Notes
Interior Elevation
Interior Specialties
Landscape And Paving Plan
Master Layout Plan
Power & Communication
Plan
Reflected Ceiling Plan
Roof Plan
Site Plan
Specialty Systems
Vertical Circulation Plan
Wall Section
Enlarged Elevation
Enlarged Floor Plan
Enlarged Section
CP
DP
DT
EL
FP
GP
GR
LA
SC
SH
Core Plan
Demolition Plan
Detail
Elevation
Floor Plan
Geometry Plan
Grid Layout
Legend And Abbreviations
Section
Schedules
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
Optional
Optional
Optional
Optional
Optional
Optional
Optional
Optional
Optional
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x
XP
Existing Plan
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Discipline
Model
A/E STRUCTURAL:
x
Sheet
BF
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
FF
FM
FP
RF
WS
XE
XL
Basement Foundation
Plans
Floor Framing Plan
Mezzanine Floor Plans
Foundation Plan
Roof Framing Plan
Wall Sections
Enlarged Elevation
Enlarged Floor Plan
CL
GD
PF
XS
Column Plans
Column Grids
Pile Foundation Plans
Enlarged Section
Notes:
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Discipline
Model
ELECTRICAL:
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
Sheet
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
Notes:
CM
DP
GR
LP
LT
PA
PW
QP
SS
UG
XP
Communications Plan
Demolition Plan
Grounding Plan
Lightning Protection Plan
Lighting Plan
Public Address Plan
Power Distribution Plan
Equipment Plan
Special Systems Plan
Underground Plan
Existing Plan
CE
CV
DG
DT
EL
FA
FD
FE
KP
LA
LE
PE
SC
SH
Communication Enlarged Plan
Cover Sheets
Diagrams
Detail
Elevation
Fire Alarm Plan
Feeder Plan
Fire Alarm Enlarged Plan
Key Plans
Lighting Enlarged Plan
Power Enlarged Plan
Section
Schedules
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Discipline Model
SECURITY:
x
x
x
x
x
x
Sheet
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
AC
DP
QP
TD
TV
XP
Access Control Plan
Demolition Plan
Equipment Plan
Telephone/Data Plan
Closed Circuit Tv Plan
Existing Plan
CV
DG
DT
EL
KP
LA
SC
SH
Cover Sheets
Diagrams
Detail
Elevation
Key Plans
Section
Schedules
Notes:
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Discipline
Model
MECHANICAL:
x
x
x
x
x
x
Sheet
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
DP
FP
HP
HV
QP
XP
Demolition Plan
Fire Protection Plan
Hvac Piping Plan
Hvac Plan
Equipment Plan
Existing Plan
CV
DG
DT
EL
KP
LA
SC
SH
Cover Sheets
Diagrams
Detail
Elevation
Key Plans
Section
Schedules
Notes:
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Discipline Model
PLUMBING:
x
x
x
x
x
Sheet
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
DP
PL
PP
QP
XP
Demolition Plan
Plumbing Plan
Process Piping Plan
Equipment Plan
Existing Plan
CV
DG
DT
EL
KP
LA
SC
SH
Cover Sheets
Diagrams
Detail
Elevation
Key Plans
Section
Schedules
Notes:
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Discipline
RAIL:
Model
Sheet
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
AD
BP
DT
FO
GC
LT
MT
RA
SD
ST
TS
YP
Auto-Dock Lead
By-Pass Track
Drill Track
Fly-Over Track
Grade Crossings
Lead Track
Main Track
Routing And Aspect
Siding
Storage Track
Track Signalization
Yard Plans
x
x
CG
HA
x
x
LC
TO
Curve Geometry
Horizontal Alignment
Data
Lighting Circuits
Turn Outs
Notes:
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Calculating a Scale Factor
The scale factor for any drawing can be determined easily. You need to know your final plotting scale. Once this is obtained, the scale
factor is inversely proportional to the scale factor. Use the following examples to calculate any scale drawing. Decimal needs no
examples.
1/8” = 1’-0”
(1’ = 12”)
1” = 20’
(20’ = 240”)
3/4” = 1’-0”
(1’ = 12”)
3 ” = 1’-0”
(1’ = 12”)
1
----- =
8
12
-----1
(8*12)
------------(1*1)
(96)
------(1)
96
(1*240)
-------------(1*1)
(240)
-------(1)
240
1
----- =
1
(240)
--------1
3
----- =
4
12
------1
(4*12)
-----------(3*1)
(48)
--------(3)
16
12
-----1
(1*12)
-----------(3*1)
(12)
--------(3)
4
3
----- =
1
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Architectural Scale Factors
Drawing Scale
Scale
Factor
Text Size
3/32”
Text Size
1/8”
Text Size
¼”
LT Scale
Paper
Space
1/64” = 1’-0”
768
72"
96”
192”
384
1/768
Paper
Space
Decimal
.00130208
1/32” = 1’-0”
384
36”
48”
96”
192
1/384
.00260416
1/16” = 1’-0”
192
18”
24”
48”
96
1/192
.00520833
3/32" = 1'-0"
128
12"
16"
32"
64
1/128
.0078125
1/8” = 1’-0”
96
9”
12”
24”
48
1/96
.01041666
3/16” = 1’-0”
64
6”
8”
16”
32
1/64
.015625
¼” = 1’-0”
48
4.5”
6”
12”
24
1/48
.02083333
3/8” = 1’-0”
32
3”
4”
8”
16
1/32
.03125
½” = 1’-0”
24
2.25”
3”
6”
12
1/24
.04166666
¾” = 1’-0”
16
1.5”
2”
4”
8
1/16
.0625
1” = 1’-0”
12
1.125”
1.5”
3”
6
1/12
.08333333
1 ½” = 1’-0”
8
0.75”
1”
2”
4
1/8
3” = 1’-0”
4
0.375”
0.5”
1”
2
¼
.25
6” = 1’-0”
2
0.1875
0.25”
0.5”
1
½
.5
12” = 1’-0”
1
0.09375
0.125”
0.25”
0.5
1
1
*** Note:
1)
2)
.125
Scale Factor is used for dimension scale, annotation symbols, viewports and paper space zoom factors.
3/32” is the standard text height.
Page 75
Engineering Scale Factors
Drawing Scale
Scale
Factor
Text Size
3/32”
Text Size
1/8”
Text Size
¼”
LT Scale
Paper
Space
1” = 10’-0”
120
11.25”
15”
30”
120
1/120
Paper
Space
Decimal
.008333
1” = 20’-0”
240
22.5”
30”
60”
240
1/240
.0041666
1” = 30’-0”
360
34”
45”
90”
360
1/360
.0027777
1” = 40’-0”
480
45”
60”
120”
480
1/480
.0020833
1” = 50’-0”
600
56.25”
75”
150”
600
1/600
.00166666
1” = 60’-0”
720
67.5”
90”
180”
720
1/720
.00138888
1” = 70’-0”
840
78.75”
105”
210”
840
1/840
.001190476
1” = 80’-0”
960
90”
120”
240”
960
1/960
.00104166
1” = 90’-0”
1080
101.25”
135”
270”
1080
1/1080
.0009259
1” = 100’-0”
1200
112.5”
150”
300”
1200
1/1200
.0008333
1” = 250’-0”
3000
281.25”
375”
750”
3000
1/3000
.0003333
1” = 500’-0”
6000
562.5”
750”
1500”
6000
1/6000
.0001666
1” = 1000’-0”
12000
1125”
1500”
3000”
12000
1/12000
*** Note:
1)
2)
.00008333
Scale Factor is used for dimension scale, annotation symbols, and paper space zoom factors.
3/32” is the DMJM standard text height.
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Full size Pentable definition
AutoCAD
Color
Number
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
Line
Width
(inches)
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
0.004"
0.010"
0.014"
0.004"
0.007"
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
0.004"
0.028"
0.014"
0.024"
0.007"
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
0.004"
0.028"
0.014"
0.024"
0.007"
Pen
Width
(mm)
.25mm
.35mm
.50mm
.70mm
1.00mm
.10mm
.25mm
.35mm
.10mm
.18mm
.25mm
.35mm
.50mm
.70mm
1.00mm
.10mm
.70mm
.35mm
.60mm
.18mm
.25mm
.35mm
.50mm
.70mm
1.00mm
.10mm
.70mm
.35mm
.60mm
.18mm
Shading
Percentage
50%
35%
50%
35%
50%
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
0.004"
0.028"
0.014"
0.024"
0.007"
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
0.004"
0.028"
0.014"
0.024"
0.007"
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
0.004"
0.028"
0.014"
0.024"
0.007"
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
0.004"
0.028"
.25mm
.35mm
.50mm
.70mm
1.00mm
.10mm
.70mm
.35mm
.60mm
.18mm
.25mm
.35mm
.50mm
.70mm
1.00mm
.10mm
.70mm
.35mm
.60mm
.18mm
.25mm
.35mm
.50mm
.70mm
1.00mm
.10mm
.70mm
.35mm
.60mm
.18mm
.25mm
.35mm
.50mm
.70mm
1.00mm
.10mm
.70mm
35%
50%
35%
50%
35%
50%
35%
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
0.014"
0.024"
0.007"
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
0.004"
0.028"
0.014"
0.024"
0.007"
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
0.004"
0.028"
0.014"
0.024"
0.007"
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
0.004"
0.028"
0.014"
0.024"
0.007"
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
.35mm
.60mm
.18mm
.25mm
.35mm
.50mm
.70mm
1.00mm
.10mm
.70mm
.35mm
.60mm
.18mm
.25mm
.35mm
.50mm
.70mm
1.00mm
.10mm
.70mm
.35mm
.60mm
.18mm
.25mm
.35mm
.50mm
.70mm
1.00mm
.10mm
.70mm
.35mm
.60mm
.18mm
.25mm
.35mm
.50mm
.70mm
50%
35%
50%
35%
50%
35%
50%
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105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
0.039"
0.004"
0.028"
0.014"
0.024"
0.007"
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
0.004"
0.028"
0.014"
0.024"
0.007"
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
0.004"
0.028"
0.014"
0.024"
0.007"
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
0.004"
0.028"
0.014"
0.024"
0.007"
0.010"
1.00mm
.10mm
.70mm
.35mm
.60mm
.18mm
.25mm
.35mm
.50mm
.70mm
1.00mm
.10mm
.70mm
.35mm
.60mm
.18mm
.25mm
.35mm
.50mm
.70mm
1.00mm
.10mm
.70mm
.35mm
.60mm
.18mm
.25mm
.35mm
.50mm
.70mm
1.00mm
.10mm
.70mm
.35mm
.60mm
.18mm
.25mm
35%
50%
35%
50%
35%
50%
35%
50%
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
0.004"
0.028"
0.014"
0.024"
0.007"
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
0.004"
0.028"
0.014"
0.024"
0.007"
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
0.004"
0.028"
0.014"
0.024"
0.007"
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
0.004"
0.028"
0.014"
.35mm
.50mm
.70mm
1.00mm
.10mm
.70mm
.35mm
.60mm
.18mm
.25mm
.35mm
.50mm
.70mm
1.00mm
.10mm
.70mm
.35mm
.60mm
.18mm
.25mm
.35mm
.50mm
.70mm
1.00mm
.10mm
.70mm
.35mm
.60mm
.18mm
.25mm
.35mm
.50mm
.70mm
1.00mm
.10mm
.70mm
.35mm
35%
50%
35%
50%
35%
50%
35%
50%
179
180
181
182
183
184
185
186
187
188
189
190
191
192
193
194
195
196
197
198
199
200
201
202
203
204
205
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
214
215
0.024"
0.007"
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
0.004"
0.028"
0.014"
0.024"
0.007"
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
0.004"
0.028"
0.014"
0.024"
0.007"
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
0.004"
0.028"
0.014"
0.024"
0.007"
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
.60mm
.18mm
.25mm
.35mm
.50mm
.70mm
1.00mm
.10mm
.70mm
.35mm
.60mm
.18mm
.25mm
.35mm
.50mm
.70mm
1.00mm
.10mm
.70mm
.35mm
.60mm
.18mm
.25mm
.35mm
.50mm
.70mm
1.00mm
.10mm
.70mm
.35mm
.60mm
.18mm
.25mm
.35mm
.50mm
.70mm
1.00mm
35%
50%
35%
50%
85%
85%
85%
85%
85%
85%
85%
85%
85%
85%
70%
70%
70%
70%
70%
70%
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217
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229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
242
243
244
245
246
247
248
249
0.004"
0.028"
0.014"
0.024"
0.007"
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
0.004"
0.028"
0.014"
0.024"
0.007"
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
0.004"
0.028"
0.014"
0.024"
0.007"
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
0.004"
0.028"
0.014"
0.024"
.10mm
.70mm
.35mm
.60mm
.18mm
.25mm
.35mm
.50mm
.70mm
1.00mm
.10mm
.70mm
.35mm
.60mm
.18mm
.25mm
.35mm
.50mm
.70mm
1.00mm
.10mm
.70mm
.35mm
.60mm
.18mm
.25mm
.35mm
.50mm
.70mm
1.00mm
.10mm
.70mm
.35mm
.60mm
70%
70%
70%
70%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
250
251
252
253
254
255
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
0.014"
.25mm
.35mm
.50mm
.70mm
1.00mm
.35mm
85%
70%
50%
30%
15%
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Full Size Dimension Settings
Engineering Example
DIMENSION_STYLE_NAME dim100
DIMADEC 4
DIMALT 0
DIMALTD 2
DIMALTF 25.4
DIMALTRND 0
DIMALTTD 2
DIMALTTZ 0
DIMALTU 2
DIMALTZ 0
DIMAPOST .
DIMASZ 0.125
DIMATFIT 3
DIMAUNIT 1
DIMAZIN 0
DIMBLK .
DIMBLK1 .
DIMBLK2 .
DIMCEN 0.0469
DIMCLRD 256
DIMCLRE 256
DIMCLRT 7
DIMDEC 2
DIMDLE 0.0469
DIMDLI 0
DIMDSEP 46
DIMEXE 0.0469
DIMEXO 0.0469
DIMFIT 4
DIMFRAC 0
DIMGAP 0.0469
DIMJUST 0
DIMLDRBLK .
DIMLFAC 1
DIMLIM 0
DIMLUNIT 2
DIMLWD -2
DIMLWE -2
DIMPOST '
DIMRND 0
DIMSAH 0
DIMSCALE 100
DIMSD1 0
DIMSD2 0
DIMSE1 0
DIMSE2 0
DIMSOXD 0
DIMTAD 1
DIMTDEC 4
DIMTFAC 1
DIMTIH 0
DIMTIX 1
DIMTM 0
DIMTMOVE 1
DIMTOFL 1
DIMTOH 0
DIMTOL 0
DIMTOLJ 1
DIMTP 0
DIMTSZ 0
DIMTVP 0
DIMTXSTY TEXT
DIMTXT 0.09375
DIMTXT_BIGFILE .
DIMTXT_BOLD 0
DIMTXT_CHARSET 0
DIMTXT_FILENAME Romans.shx
DIMTXT_FLAGS 0
DIMTXT_FONT .
DIMTXT_FULLINFO 1
DIMTXT_ISSHAPE 0
DIMTXT_ISVERTICAL 0
DIMTXT_ITALIC 0
DIMTXT_OANGLE 0
DIMTXT_PITCH 0
DIMTXT_PRIORSIZE 9.375
DIMTXT_TXTSIZE 0
DIMTXT_XSCALE 0.8
DIMTZIN 0
DIMUNIT 2
DIMUPT 0
DIMZIN 3
Page 80
Full Size Dimension Settings
Architectural Example
DIMENSION_STYLE_NAME dim96
DIMADEC 0
DIMALT 0
DIMALTD 2
DIMALTF 25.4
DIMALTRND 0
DIMALTTD 2
DIMALTTZ 0
DIMALTU 2
DIMALTZ 0
DIMAPOST .
DIMASZ 0.125
DIMATFIT 3
DIMAUNIT 0
DIMAZIN 0
DIMBLK .
DIMBLK1 .
DIMBLK2 .
DIMCEN 0.0469
DIMCLRD 256
DIMCLRE 256
DIMCLRT 7
DIMDEC 6
DIMDLE 0.0469
DIMDLI 0
DIMDSEP 46
DIMEXE 0.0469
DIMEXO 0.0469
DIMFIT 4
DIMFRAC 2
DIMGAP 0.0469
DIMJUST 0
DIMLDRBLK .
DIMLFAC 1
DIMLIM 0
DIMLUNIT 4
DIMLWD -2
DIMLWE -2
DIMPOST .
DIMRND 0
DIMSAH 0
DIMSCALE 96
DIMSD1 0
DIMSD2 0
DIMSE1 0
DIMSE2 0
DIMSOXD 0
DIMTAD 1
DIMTDEC 4
DIMTFAC 1
DIMTIH 0
DIMTIX 1
DIMTM 0
DIMTMOVE 1
DIMTOFL 1
DIMTOH 0
DIMTOL 0
DIMTOLJ 1
DIMTP 0
DIMTSZ 0
DIMTVP 0
DIMTXSTY TEXT
DIMTXT 0.09375
DIMTXT_BIGFILE .
DIMTXT_BOLD 0
DIMTXT_CHARSET 0
DIMTXT_FILENAME Romans.shx
DIMTXT_FLAGS 0
DIMTXT_FONT .
DIMTXT_FULLINFO 1
DIMTXT_ISSHAPE 0
DIMTXT_ISVERTICAL 0
DIMTXT_ITALIC 0
DIMTXT_OANGLE 0
DIMTXT_PITCH 0
DIMTXT_PRIORSIZE 9
DIMTXT_TXTSIZE 0
DIMTXT_XSCALE 0.8
DIMTZIN 0
DIMUNIT 6
DIMUPT 0
DIMZIN 3
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Standard Symbology
Page 82
Standard Symbology
Page 83
Standard Symbology
Page 84
Corporate Standard Layer Names for AutoCAD - Version 1
The creation of layer names shall follow the NCS layer naming recommendations. The 1-4-4-4-1 format shown in the NCS/AIA guideline shall be followed.
A-WALL-FULL-DEMO-M
? The first place is a Discipline Designator letter. By default it is one character long. Two characters may be used if the designator calls for it. When creating new Layer Names – please refer
to the Basic Discipline Designators in Section 3.02
? The second place is the Major Group. It is four characters long preceded by a dash. No more – no less. It identifies the major building systems and components.
? The third and fourth place is a Minor Group field modifier preceded by a dash. You may use one or both of these fields at your discretion when creating a new layer name. This field
delineates further the Major Group. Both fields are also four characters long.
? The fifth place is a Modifier used to describe the Status Field Code as it relates to the items on that layer.
DISCIPLINE GROUP
LAYER NAME
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
LINE TYPE
DESCRIPTION
0
DEFPOINTS
7
7
0.010"
0.010"
CONTINUOUS Block Creation Layer
CONTINUOUS No User Elements
$DETL
7
0.010"
CONTINUOUS Detail Insertion Layer
$VPORT
$VPORT-MS
31
31
0.010"
0.010"
CONTINUOUS Paperspace Viewports
CONTINUOUS Viewport Copies In Model Space
Use 8 to
screen
Use 8 to
screen
7
Varies
CONTINUOUS External Reference File Attachment Layer
Varies
CONTINUOUS Nested Reference File Attachment Layer
0.010"
CONTINUOUS Reference Images Attachment Layer
Overall System Layers
$XREF-[xref filename]
$NREF-[xref filename]
$XREF-IM-[xref filename]
03/01/2002
Corp Layer List - AutoCAD Ver1.xls
1
DISCIPLINE GROUP
LAYER NAME
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
6
10
0.004"
0.007"
2
7
1
7
10
10
7
0.014"
0.010"
0.010"
0.010"
0.007"
0.007"
0.010"
CENTER2
Centerlines (For Layout)
CONTINUOUS Dimensions (replace the XXXX with the dimscale in use
Example: G-ANNO-DIMS-0096 for 1/8"
DIVIDE2
Match Lines
CONTINUOUS Notes, Call-Outs And Keynotes
CONTINUOUS Non Plotting Layer
CONTINUOUS Readme/Notes To Drafter (No Plotting)
CONTINUOUS Revision Clouds (replace # with Rev number)
CONTINUOUS Revision Targets / Triangles (Replace # with Rev number)
CONTINUOUS Graphic Symbols
G-ANNO-TITL
G-ANNO-TTLB
G-ANNO-TTLB-DATE
G-ANNO-TTLB-GRID
G-ANNO-TTLB-KPLN
G-ANNO-TTLB-NFCR
G-ANNO-TTLB-NOSH
G-ANNO-TTLB-TEXT
7
7
7
9
10
2
7
7
0.010"
0.010"
0.010"
0.004"
0.007"
0.014"
0.010"
0.010"
CONTINUOUS
CENTER2
CONTINUOUS
DASHED2
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
G-ANNO-SEAL-A
G-ANNO-SEAL-C
G-ANNO-SEAL-E
G-ANNO-SEAL-M
G-ANNO-SEAL-S
G-ANNO-SEAL-X-XXX
7
7
7
7
7
7
0.010"
0.010"
0.010"
0.010"
0.010"
0.010"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
G-ANNO-STMP
7
0.010"
General Annotation Layers - For Sheet Files
G-ANNO-CNTR
G-ANNO-DIMS-XXXX
G-ANNO-DIMS (ADT)
G-ANNO-MATC
G-ANNO-NOTE
G-ANNO-NPLT
G-ANNO-RDME
G-ANNO-REVC-R#
G-ANNO-REVS-R#
G-ANNO-SYMB
Modifier
03/01/2002
LINE TYPE
DESCRIPTION
Drawing Or Detail Titles
Border And Titleblock
Datestamp
Detail Module Grid Lines
Keyplans
Not For Construction text
Sheet 1 Of ______
Titleblock Text
Architectural Stamps And Seals
Civil Stamps And Seals
Electrical Stamps And Seals
Mechanical Stamps And Seals
Structural Stamps And Seals
Optional - Add Three Initials to the end of the Layer Name to
separate stamps in one discipline
CONTINUOUS Misc. Project Stamps
2
DISCIPLINE GROUP
LAYER NAME
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
LINE TYPE
DESCRIPTION
G-DETL-LW00
G-DETL-LW01
G-DETL-LW02
G-DETL-LW03
G-DETL-LW04
G-DETL-LW05
G-DETL-SC50
G-ANNO-NOTE
G-ANNO-DIMS-XXXX
9
1
2
3
4
5
8
7
10
0.004"
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
0.014"
0.010"
0.007"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Detail Component Layer for all objects that are color 9
Example Layer Name for 50% Screened items
Detail Layer for all Notations
Dimensions (replace the XXXX with the dimscale in use
G-XXXX-XXXX-CEN2
G-XXXX-XXXX-DAS2
G-XXXX-XXXX-MCUT
2
2
3
0.014"
0.014"
0.020"
CENTER2
DASHED2
For Center2 Linetype
For Dashed2 Linetype
For Line Cut By View
G-SCHD-LW00
G-SCHD-LW01
G-SCHD-LW02
G-SCHD-LW03
G-SCHD-LW04
G-SCHD-LW05
G-SCHD-SC50
G-ANNO-NOTE
G-ANNO-DIMS-XXXX
9
1
2
3
4
5
8
7
10
0.004"
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
0.014"
0.010"
0.007"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Schedule Component Layer for all objects that are color 9
Schedule Layer for all Notations
G-XXXX-XXXX-CEN2
G-XXXX-XXXX-DAS2
G-XXXX-XXXX-MCUT
2
2
3
0.014"
0.014"
0.020"
CENTER2
DASHED2
Details
Modifier
Optional Modifier
Optional Modifier
Optional Modifier
Schedules
Modifier
Optional Modifier
Optional Modifier
Optional Modifier
03/01/2002
3
DISCIPLINE GROUP
LAYER NAME
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
LINE TYPE
DESCRIPTION
G-SECT-LW00
G-SECT-LW01
G-SECT-LW02
G-SECT-LW03
G-SECT-LW04
G-SECT-LW05
G-SECT-SC50
G-ANNO-NOTE
G-ANNO-DIMS-XXXX
9
1
2
3
4
5
8
7
10
0.004"
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
0.014"
0.010"
0.007"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
G-XXXX-XXXX-CEN2
G-XXXX-XXXX-DAS2
G-XXXX-XXXX-MCUT
2
2
3
0.014"
0.014"
0.020"
G-ELEV-LW00
G-ELEV-LW01
G-ELEV-LW02
G-ELEV-LW03
G-ELEV-LW04
G-ELEV-LW05
G-ELEV-SC50
G-ANNO-NOTE
G-ANNO-DIMS-XXXX
9
1
2
3
4
5
8
7
10
0.004"
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.028"
0.039"
0.014"
0.010"
0.007"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Elevation Component Layer for all objects that are color 9
Elevation Layer for all notations
G-XXXX-XXXX-CEN2
G-XXXX-XXXX-DAS2
G-XXXX-XXXX-MCUT
2
2
3
0.014"
0.014"
0.020"
CENTER2
DASHED2
Sections
Modifier
Optional Modifier
Optional Modifier
Optional Modifier
Section Component Layer for all objects that are color 9
Section Layer for all Notations
Elevations
Modifier
Optional Modifier
Optional Modifier
Optional Modifier
03/01/2002
4
DISCIPLINE GROUP
LAYER NAME
AutoCAD
COLOR
General Modifiers - used in the fourth position in a layer name
Modifier
X-XXXX-XXXX-DEMO
VARIES
Modifier
X-XXXX-XXXX-EXIS
VARIES
Modifier
X-XXXX-XXXX-INTR
VARIES
Modifier
X-XXXX-XXXX-EXTR
VARIES
Modifier
X-XXXX-XXXX-SC50
8
Modifier
X-XXXX-XXXX-EXIS
VARIES
Modifier
X-XXXX-XXXX-EXIS
VARIES
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
LINE TYPE
VARIES
VARIES
VARIES
VARIES
VARIES
VARIES
VARIES
HIDDEN2
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Status / Phase Modifiers - used in the fifth position in a layer name - Add to any layer name
Modifier
X-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-P
VARIES
VARIES
HIDDEN2
Modifier
X-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-E
VARIES
VARIES
CONTINUOUS
Modifier
X-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-D
VARIES
VARIES
CONTINUOUS
Modifier
X-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-F
VARIES
VARIES
CONTINUOUS
Modifier
X-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-T
VARIES
VARIES
CONTINUOUS
Modifier
X-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-M
VARIES
VARIES
CONTINUOUS
Modifier
X-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-X
VARIES
VARIES
CONTINUOUS
03/01/2002
DESCRIPTION
Any Layer Name: Existing Work To Be Demolished
Any Layer Name: Existing Work To Remain
Interior Layer Modifier
Exterior Layer Modifier
Screened Layer Modifier for 50% screen
Proposed Work
Existing to Remain
Existing to be Demolished
Future Work
Temporary Work
Items to be Moved
Not in Contract
5
DISCIPLINE GROUP
LAYER NAME
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
LINE TYPE
DESCRIPTION
C-BLDG
C-BLDG-ANNO
C-BLDG-EQUP
C-BLDG-GRID
5
211
201
211
0.039"
0.010"
0.010"
0.010"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
DASHED2
CENTER2
Buildings And Structures
Building Bubbles And Text
Building Equipment
Building Column Grids
C-BLIN
C-BLIN-STAN
C-BLIN-<NAME>
C-BLIN-<NAME>-STAN
1
10
1
10
0.010"
0.007"
0.010"
0.007"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Baseline
Baseline Stationing
Baseline With LDD Baseline Line Name Included
Baseline With LDD Baseline Line Name Included Stations
C-BORE
3
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Borings
C-BRDG
C-BRDG-CNTJ
C-BRDG-EXPJ
3
3
3
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Bridge
CONTINUOUS Bridge Construction Joint
CONTINUOUS Bridge Expansion Joints
C-CHAN
C-CHAN-CNTR
3
3
0.020"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Navigable Channels
CENTER2
Navigable Channels Center Line
C-CTRL
C-CTRL-BMRK
C-CTRL-CNTR
C-CTRL-LIMT
C-CTRL-STAT
C-CTRL-TANG
C-CTRL-TRAV
2
2
241
64
7
241
2
0.014"
0.014"
0.010"
0.028"
0.010"
0.010"
0.014"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CENTER2
PHANTOM2
CONTINUOUS
HIDDEN2
CONTINUOUS
C-DEMO
3
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Demolition
C-DRIV
C-DRIV-CURB
C-DRIV-CURB-BACK
C-DRIV-CURB-FACE
3
3
10
3
0.020"
0.020"
0.007"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Civil - BASEMAP
03/01/2002
Control Points
Control Point Benchmarks
Control Center Lines
Control Work Limits
Control Stationing
Control Tangents
Control Points Traverse
Driveway
Driveway Curb
Driveway Curb Back Of Curb
Driveway Curb Face Of Curb
6
DISCIPLINE GROUP
03/01/2002
LAYER NAME
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
LINE TYPE
DESCRIPTION
C-DTCH
C-DTCH-CNTR
3
3
0.020"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Ditch
CENTER2
Ditch Centerline
C-EROS
C-EROS-ANNO
3
10
0.020"
0.007"
HIDDEN2
Erosion And Sediment Control
CONTINUOUS Erosion And Sediment Controlv Fence
C-ESMT
C-ESMT-ANNO
C-ESMT-RWAY
C-ESMT-UTIL
33
7
3
3
0.020"
0.010"
0.020"
0.020"
DASH2
CONTINUOUS
DASHED2
DASHED2
Easement Lines
Easement Line Texts
Easement Line Roadway
Easement Roadway Utilities
C-FENC
23
0.020"
FENCE_X
Fence Line & Gates
C-FLHA
C-FLHA-100Y
3
3
0.020"
0.020"
CUSTOM
CUSTOM
Flood Hazard
Flood Hazard 100 Year Line
C-GRAL
3
0.020"
CUSTOM
Guard Rails
C-PERC
C-PERC-ANNO
2
7
0.014"
0.010"
CONTINUOUS Perc Test Pits
CONTINUOUS Perc Test Pits Text
C-PLST
10
0.007"
CONTINUOUS Plan Sheet Index Layout
C-POND
C-POND-ANNO
10
7
0.007"
0.010"
CONTINUOUS Ponds
CONTINUOUS Ponds Text
C-PRKG-ASPH
C-PRKG-CONC
C-PRKG-CURB
C-PRKG-CURB-BACK
C-PRKG-CURB-FACE
C-PRKG-GRVL
C-PRKG-SIGN
C-PRKG-STRP
152
2
3
10
3
7
2
201
0.014"
0.014"
0.020"
0.007"
0.020"
0.010"
0.014"
0.010"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Parking Lot Asphalt Pavement
Parking Lot Concrete Pavement
Parking Lot Curb
Parking Lot Back Of Curb
Parking Lot Face Of Curb
Parking Lot Gravel Pavement
Parking Lot Signage
Parking Lot Striping
7
DISCIPLINE GROUP
03/01/2002
LAYER NAME
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
LINE TYPE
DESCRIPTION
C-PROP-ANNO
C-PROP-BNDY
C-PROP-LINE
C-PROP-MONU
C-PROP-ROWA
C-PROP-ROWD
7
10
24
3
4
7
0.010"
0.007"
0.028"
0.020"
0.028"
0.010"
CONTINUOUS
CUSTOM
PHANTOM2
CONTINUOUS
CUSTOM
CONTINUOUS
C-PVMT-JOIN
C-PVMT-LONG
C-PVMT-TRAN
3
44
12
0.020"
0.028"
0.014"
HIDDEN2
Pavement Joints
CONTINUOUS Longitudinal Joints
HIDDEN2
Transverse Joints
C-RAIL
C-RAIL-CNTR
C-RAIL-TRAK
10
10
7
0.007"
0.007"
0.010"
CUSTOM
Railroad
CENTER2
Railroad Centerline
CONTINUOUS Railroad Tracks
C-RIVR
C-RIVR-ANNO
C-RIVR-CNTR
3
7
7
0.020"
0.010"
0.010"
CUSTOM
River
CONTINUOUS River Text
CENTER2
River Centerline
C-ROAD
C-ROAD-ASPH
C-ROAD-CNTR
C-ROAD-CONC
C-ROAD-CURB
C-ROAD-CURB-BACK
C-ROAD-CURB-FACE
C-ROAD-BARR
C-ROAD-GRAD
C-ROAD-PRGL
C-ROAD-SIGN
C-ROAD-SHDR
C-ROAD-SLOP
C-ROAD-STRP-SOLD
C-ROAD-STRP-DASH
3
3
3
3
3
10
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.007"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CENTER2
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CUSTOM
Property Line Texts
Property - Boundary Line, Township, City, County, Etc.
Property Lines
Property Monuments
Property Right Of Way Line
Property Right Of Way Deed Information
Roadway
Roadway - Asphalt
Roadway - Centerlines
Roadway - Concrete
Roadway Curb
Roadway Back Of Curb
Roadway Face Of Curb
Roadway Barrier Curb
Roadway Grading
Roadway Profile Grade Line
Roadway Signs
Roadway Shoulder
Roadway Slope Line
Roadway Striping
Roadway Striping
8
DISCIPLINE GROUP
03/01/2002
LAYER NAME
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
LINE TYPE
DESCRIPTION
C-SOIL
3
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Soil Types
C-SWLK
C-SWLK-ASPH
C-SWLK-CONC
3
3
3
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Sidewalks
CONTINUOUS Sidewalks - Asphalt
CONTINUOUS Sidewalks - Concrete
C-TINN
C-TINN-BNDY
C-TINN-FALT
10
10
10
0.007"
0.007"
0.007"
CONTINUOUS Triangulated Irregular Network
CONTINUOUS Triangulated Irregular Network- Boundary
CONTINUOUS Triangulated Irregular Network- Fault Line
C-TOPO-DEPR
C-TOPO-DEPR-ANNO
C-TOPO-FLOW
C-TOPO-LIMT
C-TOPO-MAJR
C-TOPO-MAJR-ANNO
C-TOPO-MINR
C-TOPO-MINR-ANNO
C-TOPO-RIDG
C-TOPO-SPOT
C-TOPO-TTOS
1
7
1
52
144
7
3
7
1
2
1
0.010"
0.010"
0.010"
0.014"
0.028"
0.010"
0.020"
0.010"
0.010"
0.014"
0.010"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
DIVIDE2
PHANTOM2
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
DASHED2
CONTINUOUS
HIDDEN2
Depress Contours
Depress Cont Text
Flow Line
Limit Of Grading
Major Contours
Major Cont Text
Minor Contours
Minor Cont Text
Ridge Line
Spot Elevations
Top/Toe Of Slope
C-TREE
10
0.007"
CUSTOM
Trees
C-TSIG
C-TSIG-ANNO
C-TSIG-UNDR
3
7
3
0.020"
0.010"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Traffic Signals
CONTINUOUS Traffic Signals Text
HIDDEN2
Traffic Signals Underground
C-WALL
C-WALL-RTWL
3
2
0.020"
0.014"
CONTINUOUS Walls
CONTINUOUS Retaining Walls
C-WETL
3
0.020"
CUSTOM
Wetlands
9
DISCIPLINE GROUP
LAYER NAME
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
LINE TYPE
DESCRIPTION
CG-DEPR
CG-DEPR-ANNO
CG-FLOW
CG-LIMT
1
7
1
52
0.010"
0.010"
0.010"
0.014"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
DIVIDE2
PHANTOM2
CG-MAJR
CG-MAJR-ANNO
144
7
0.028"
0.010"
CONTINUOUS Major Contours
CONTINUOUS Major Cont Text
CG-MINR
CG-MINR-ANNO
3
7
0.020"
0.010"
CONTINUOUS Minor Contours
CONTINUOUS Minor Cont Text
CG-RIDG
CG-SPOT
CG-TTOS
1
2
1
0.010"
0.014"
0.010"
DASHED2
Ridge Line
CONTINUOUS Spot Elevations
HIDDEN2
Top/Toe Of Slope
Civil - GRADING PLAN
03/01/2002
Depress Contours
Depress Cont Text
Flow Line
Limit Of Grading
10
DISCIPLINE GROUP
LAYER NAME
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
LINE TYPE
DESCRIPTION
CU-CAIR
CU-CAIR-ANNO
CU-CAIR-SURF
213
7
43
0.020"
0.010"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Compressed Air
CONTINUOUS Air Text
CONTINUOUS Air Surface Items
CU-CATV
CU-CATV-ANNO
CU-CATV-SURF
CU-CATV-UNDR
243
7
43
3
0.020"
0.010"
0.020"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CUSTOM
Cable Tv
Cable Text
Cable Tv Surface Items
Cable Tv Underground
CU-COMM
CU-COMM-ANNO
CU-COMM-SURF
CU-COMM-UNDR
223
7
43
3
0.020"
0.010"
0.020"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CUSTOM
Communication
Comm Text
Comm Surface Items
Communication Underground
CU-FIRE
CU-FIRE-ANNO
CU-FIRE-HYDR
CU-FIRE-SURF
CU-FIRE-UNDR
134
7
3
43
3
0.028"
0.010"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CUSTOM
Fire Protection
Fire Protection Text
Fire Protection Hydrants
Fire Protection Surface Items
Fire Protection Underground
CU-FUEL
CU-FUEL-TANK
CU-FUEL-UNDR
3
3
3
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
CUSTOM
HIDDEN2
CUSTOM
Fuel Gas
Fuel Gas Tank
Fuel Gas Underground
CU-LITE
3
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Lighting
CU-NGAS
CU-NGAS-ANNO
CU-NGAS-SURF
CU-NGAS-UNDR
3
7
43
3
0.020"
0.010"
0.020"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CUSTOM
Civil - UTILITIES PLAN
03/01/2002
Natural Gas
Natural Gas Text
Natural Gas Surface Items
Natural Gas Underground
11
DISCIPLINE GROUP
03/01/2002
LAYER NAME
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
LINE TYPE
DESCRIPTION
CU-POWR
CU-POWR-ANNO
CU-POWR-SURF
CU-POWR-UNDR
203
7
43
3
0.020"
0.010"
0.020"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CUSTOM
CU-RECL
CU-RECL-ANNO
CU-RECL-SURF
64
7
43
0.028"
0.010"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Reclaimed Water
CONTINUOUS Rw Text
CONTINUOUS Rw Surface Items
CU-SSWR
CU-SSWR-ANNO
CU-SSWR-SURF
CU-SSWR-UNDR
34
7
43
3
0.028"
0.010"
0.020"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CUSTOM
Sanitary Sewer
Sanitary Sewer Text
Sanitary Sewer Surface Items
Sanitary Sewer Underground
CU-STRM
CU-STRM-ANNO
CU-STRM-STRC
CU-STRM-SURF
CU-STRM-UNDR
134
7
3
43
3
0.028"
0.010"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CUSTOM
Storm Drain Lines
Storm Drain Text
Storm Drain Structures
Storm Drain Surface Items
Storm Drain Underground
CU-TELE
CU-TELE-ANNO
CU-TELE-SURF
CU-TELE-UNDR
3
7
43
3
0.020"
0.010"
0.020"
0.020"
CUSTOM
CONTINUOUS
CUSTOM
CUSTOM
Telephone
Telephone Text
Telephone Surface Items
Telephone Underground
CU-WATR
CU-WATR-ANNO
CU-WATR-SURF
CU-WATR-UNDR
CU-WATR-WELL
4
7
43
3
3
0.028"
0.010"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CUSTOM
HIDDEN2
Water
Water Text
Water Surface Items
Water Underground
Water - Well
Power
Power Text
Power Surface Items
Power Underground
12
DISCIPLINE GROUP
LAYER NAME
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
LINE TYPE
DESCRIPTION
L-IRRI-MAIN
L-IRRI-EQPM
L-IRRI-PIPE
L-IRRI-SPKL
5
2
2
2
0.039"
0.014"
0.014"
0.014"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Main Line Irrigation
Irrigation: Equipment
Piping
Sprinkler Heads
L-PLNT-GCVR
L-PLNT-SHRB
L-PLNT-TREE
L-PLNT-IDEN
1
2
3
7
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.010"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Groundcovers and Vines
Bushes and Shrubs
Trees
Plants And Landscape Identification Notation
L-PATT-HDSC
L-PATT-LAND
10
10
0.007"
0.007"
CONTINUOUS Hardscape Patterning
CONTINUOUS Landscape Patterning
L-SYMB-VISB
L-SYMB-BLDR
L-SYMB-FURN
2
2
1
0.014"
0.014"
0.010"
CONTINUOUS Visability Symbology
CONTINUOUS Bolder Symbology
CONTINUOUS Site Furniture Symbology
L-STRC-RMDA
L-STRC-WALL
3
2
0.020"
0.014"
CONTINUOUS Ramada Structures
CONTINUOUS Wall Structures
L-EDGE
1
0.010"
CONTINUOUS Boundary Edging
Landscape
03/01/2002
13
DISCIPLINE GROUP
LAYER NAME
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
LINE TYPE
DESCRIPTION
2
1
10
7
1
1
1
0.014"
0.010"
0.007"
0.010"
0.010"
0.010"
0.010"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Area (Area Calculation)
Area: Occupant Or Employee Names
Area: Pattern (Department/Blocking Diagram- Core Shading Etc.)
Area: Identification (Room Id, Numbers Etc) -Demo
People, Animals, etc.
General Site Elements (Tennis Courts, etc.)
Cars, Planes, Busses and all Other Vehicles
10
7
10
6
10
10
2
0.007"
0.010"
0.007"
0.004"
0.007"
0.007"
0.014"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Ceiling
Ceiling: Identification Notation
Ceiling: Access Panels
Ceiling: Grid
Ceiling: Openings
Ceiling: Pattern
Ceiling: Suspended Elements, Soffits, Bulkheads
Architectural - GENERAL
A-AREA
A-AREA-OCCP
A-AREA-PATT-####
A-AREA-IDEN
A-PEOP
A-SITE
A-VEHI
Architectural - REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
A-CLNG
A-CLNG-IDEN
A-CLNG-ACCS
A-CLNG-GRID
A-CLNG-OPEN
A-CLNG-PATT
A-CLNG-SUSP
03/01/2002
14
DISCIPLINE GROUP
LAYER NAME
Architectural - FLOOR PLAN
A-COLS-PILA
A-CONV
A-FLOR-CASE-LOWR
A-FLOR-CASE-UPPR
A-FLOR-CASE-IDEN
A-FLOR-EVTR
A-FLOR-HIDD
A-FLOR-HRAL
A-FLOR-IDEN
A-FLOR-LEVL
A-FLOR-OTLN
A-FLOR-OVHD
A-FLOR-OPNX
A-FLOR-QRAL
A-FLOR-PATT
A-FLOR-PATT-SC30
A-FLOR-PATT-SC15
A-FLOR-RAIS
A-FLOR-SIGN
A-FLOR-SPCL
A-FLOR-STRS
A-FLOR-TPTN
A-PRKG-FIXT
A-PRKG-MRKG
A-PRKG-SIGN
A-PRKG-STRP
03/01/2002
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
LINE TYPE
DESCRIPTION
1
1
0.010"
0.010"
CONTINUOUS Architectural Columns And Pilasters
CONTINUOUS Conveying Systems
10
10
7
1
6
10
7
10
1
1
1
10
6
230-239
240-249
10
1
1
10
10
0.007"
0.007"
0.010"
0.010"
0.004"
0.007"
0.010"
0.007"
0.010"
0.010"
0.010"
0.007"
0.004"
Varies
Varies
0.007"
0.010"
0.010"
0.007"
0.007"
CONTINUOUS
DASHED2
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
HIDDEN2
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
HIDDEN2
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Floor: Casework: Lower Elements
Floor: Casework: Upper Elements
Floor: Casework Identification
Floor: Elevator
Floor: Hidden Elements
Floor: Handrails/Guardrails
Floor: Identification
Floor: Level Changes, Ramps, Pits, Depressions
Floor: Outline
Floor: Overhead (Objects Above)
Openings
Queue Rails
Floor: Pattern
Floor: Pattern - 30% Screened
Floor: Pattern - 15% Screened
Floor: Raised Floor
Floor: Signs
Floor:Specialties (Toilet Room Accessories, Display Cases)
Floor: Stair Treads/Escalators/Ladders
Floor: Toilet Partitions
10
10
10
10
0.007"
0.007"
0.007"
0.007"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Building Parking: Wheel Stops
Building Parking: Pavement Markings
Building Parking: Signs, H.C. Signs
Building Parking : Striping
15
DISCIPLINE GROUP
03/01/2002
LAYER NAME
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
LINE TYPE
DESCRIPTION
A-DOOR
A-DOOR-SILL
A-DOOR-IDEN
A-DOOR-GLAZ
10
6
7
10
0.007"
0.004"
0.010"
0.007"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Doors
Door Sill
Door Identification
Door Glazing
A-GLAZ
A-GLAZ-ASSM
A-GLAZ-FULL
A-GLAZ-IDEN
A-GLAZ-MULL
A-GLAZ-SILL
A-GLAZ-TREA
10
10
1
7
2
6
1
0.007"
0.007"
0.010"
0.010"
0.014"
0.004"
0.010"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Glazing
Glazing Assemblies
Glazing: Full Height
Glazing: Identification Notation
Glazing: Mullions
Glazing: Sill
Glazing: Window Treatments
A-WALL-CHAS
A-WALL-CMUN
A-WALL-COMP
A-WALL-FIRE-1HOR
A-WALL-FIRE-2HOR
A-WALL-FIRE-3HOR
A-WALL-FIRE-4HOR
A-WALL-FIRE-PATT
A-WALL-FNSH
A-WALL-FULL
A-WALL-GYPB
A-WALL-HEAD
A-WALL-IDEN
A-WALL-JAMB
A-WALL-MOVE
A-WALL-MTPL
A-WALL-OPEN
A-WALL-PATT
A-WALL-PCST
A-WALL-PRHT
A-WALL-PROT
A-WALL-SMOK
A-WALL-VENR
7
2
6
1
1
1
1
6
6
2
1
1
7
2
10
10
7
6
2
1
10
1
10
0.010"
0.014"
0.004"
0.010"
0.010"
0.010"
0.010"
0.004"
0.004"
0.014"
0.010"
0.010"
0.010"
0.014"
0.007"
0.007"
0.010"
0.004"
0.014"
0.010"
0.007"
0.010"
0.007"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CENTER2
PHANTOM2
BORDER2
DASHED2
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
DOT2
CONTINUOUS
Wall: Chase Opening
Wall: Non-Load Bearing: Concrete Masonry Units
Wall: Components in walls - Studs
Wall: Fire Rated: 1 Hour (3" Thick Polyline)
Wall: Fire Rated: 2 Hours (3" Thick Polyline)
Wall: Fire Rated: 3 Hours (3" Thick Polyl;Ine)
Wall: Fire Rated: 4 Hours (3" Thick Polyline)
Wall: Fire Rated: Patterning
Wall: Finishes
Wall: Full Height
Wall: Gypsum Board
Wall: Headers
Wall: Identification
Wall: Jambs
Wall: Movable
Curtain Wall: Metal Panel
Wall: Opening
Wall: Patterns - Insulation
Curtain Wall: Precast
Wall: Partial Height
Wall: Protection: Corner Guards, Bumpers
Wall: Smoke Barrier (3" Thick Polyline)
Wall: Veneer
16
DISCIPLINE GROUP
LAYER NAME
Architectural - ROOF PLAN
A-ROOF
A-ROOF-LEVL
A-ROOF-OTLN
A-ROOF-PATT
A-ROOF-PRHT
A-ROOF-SURF
03/01/2002
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
LINE TYPE
1
10
2
10
1
10
0.010"
0.007"
0.014"
0.007"
0.010"
0.007"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
DESCRIPTION
Roof
Roof: Level Changes
Roof: Outline
Roof: Pattern
Roof: Parapets And Low Walls
Roof: Surface Items: Hatches, Downspous, Gutters, Cants
17
DISCIPLINE GROUP
LAYER NAME
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
1
7
0.010"
0.010"
CONTINUOUS Artwork
CONTINUOUS Artwork: Identification Notation
A-EQPM
A-EQPM-IDEN
A-EQPM-NICN
A-EQPM-MOVE
A-EQPM-OVHD
6
7
6
6
10
0.004"
0.010"
0.004"
0.004"
0.007"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
DASHED2
HIDDEN2
DASHED2
A-FENCE
10
0.007"
CONTINUOUS Architectural Fences (Draw With Line With X's )
A-FIRE-EXTH
1
0.010"
CONTINUOUS Fire Extinguishes And Fire Extinguisher Cabinets
A-FIXT-CWRP
A-FIXT-IDEN
A-FIXT-LOSE
A-FIXT-NRCA
A-FIXT-PERT
A-FIXT-RCAS
A-FIXT-SCAS
A-FIXT-SHLV
A-FIXT-VALN
1
7
1
1
1
1
1
10
6
0.010"
0.010"
0.010"
0.010"
0.010"
0.010"
0.010"
0.007"
0.004"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
DASHED2
Fixture: Cash Wraps
Fixture: Identification Notation
Fixture: Loose Display
Fixture: Non-Refrigerated Cases
Fixture: Perimeter Display Cases
Fixture: Refrigerated Cases
Fixture: Showcases
Fixture: Shelving
Fixture: Valances
A-FURN
A-FURN-FILE
A-FURN-FREE
A-FURN-IDEN
A-FURN-PATT
A-FURN-PLNT
A-FURN-PLNT-IDEN
A-FURN-PNLS
A-FURN-POWR
A-FURN-RUGS
A-FURN-STOR
A-FURN-SEAT
A-FURN-WKSF
10
10
10
7
6
1
7
6
10
6
1
10
10
0.007"
0.007"
0.007"
0.010"
0.004"
0.010"
0.010"
0.004"
0.007"
0.004"
0.010"
0.007"
0.007"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Furniture
Furniture: Files
Furniture: Freestanding
Furniture: Identification
Furniture: Finish Patterns
Furniture: Plants
Furniture: Plants: Identification Notation
Furniture: System Panels
Furniture: Power
Furniture: Rugs
Furniture: Storeage Systems Component
Furniture: Seating, Chairs
Furniture: Work Surface Component
Architectural - FURN/EQUIP PLAN
A-ARTW
A-ARTW-IDEN
03/01/2002
LINE TYPE
DESCRIPTION
Equipment
Equipment: Identification Notation
Equipment - Not In Contract
Equipment: Movable
Equipment: Overhead
18
DISCIPLINE GROUP
LAYER NAME
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
LINE TYPE
DESCRIPTION
S-XXXX-ABLT
S-XXXX-GRAT
S-XXXX-METL
S-XXXX-RBAR
1
9
10
4
0.010"
0.004"
0.007"
0.028"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Any Major Group: Anchor Bolts
Any Major Group: Grates
Any Major Group: Miscellaneous Metals
Any Major Group: Reinforcing Bar
S-BEAM
S-BEAM-ALUM
S-BEAM-CONC
S-BEAM-GLWD
S-BEAM-HEAD-WOOD
S-BEAM-PCST
S-BEAM-STEL
S-BEAM-WOOD
4
153
133
13
3
133
4
3
0.028"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.028"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Beams
Beams: Aluminum
Beams: Concrete
Beams: Glue Laminated Wood
Wood Beams, Headers
Beams: Precast
Beams: Steel
Beams: Wood
S-BRAC
S-BRAC-ALUM
S-BRAC-ALUM-HORZ
S-BRAC-ALUM-VERT
S-BRAC-STEL
S-BRAC-STEL-HORZ
S-BRAC-STEL-VERT
S-BRAC-WOOD
S-BRAC-WOOD-HORZ
S-BRAC-WOOD-VERT
3
2
2
2
143
143
143
3
3
3
0.020"
0.014"
0.014"
0.014"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
DASHED2
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
DASHED2
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Bracing
Bracing: Aluminum
Bracing: Aluminum: Horizontal
Bracing: Aluminum: Vertical
Bracing: Steel
Bracing: Steel: Horizontal
Bracing: Steel: Vertical
Bracing: Wood
Bracing: Wood: Horizontal
Bracing: Wood: Vertical
S-COLS
S-COLS-BELW
S-COLS-ALUM
S-COLS-CONC
S-COLS-PCST
S-COLS-STEL
S-COLS-WOOD
3
10
153
133
133
3
13
0.020"
0.007"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS
HIDDEN2
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Columns
Columns Below Floor Plane
Columns: Aluminum
Columns: Concrete
Columns:Precast Concrete
Columns: Steel
Columns: Wood
Structural
Modifier
Modifier
Modifier
Modifier
03/01/2002
19
DISCIPLINE GROUP
03/01/2002
LAYER NAME
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
LINE TYPE
DESCRIPTION
S-DECK
S-DECK-FLOR
S-DECK-FLOR-OPNG
S-DECK-ROOF
S-DECK-ROOF-OPNG
1
1
7
1
1
0.010"
0.010"
0.010"
0.010"
0.010"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Structural Deck
Structural Deck: Floor
Structural Deck: Floor: Openings And Depressions
Structural Deck: Roof
Structural Deck: Roof: Openings And Depressions
S-FLOR-JOIS-CONC
S-FLOR-JOIS-STEL
S-FLOR-JOIS-WOOD
133
153
13
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
CENTER2
CENTER2
CENTER2
Floor Joists: Concrete
Floor Joists: Steel
Floor Joists: Wood
S-FNDN
S-FNDN-FTNG
S-FNDN-GRBM
S-FNDN-PCAP
S-FNDN-PIER
S-FNDN-PILE
S-FNDN-RBAR
3
3
83
133
83
143
133
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
DASHED2
DASHED2
DASHED2
DASHED2
DASHED2
DASHED2
CONTINUOUS
Foundation
Foundation: Footings
Foundation: Grade Beams
Foundation: Pile Caps
Foundation:Drilled Piers
Foundation: Piles
Foundation: Reinforcing
S-GRDR-CONC
S-GRDR-STEL
3
4
0.020"
0.028"
DASHED2
Girders: Concrete
CONTINUOUS Girders: Steel
S-GRID
S-GRID-IDEN
S-GRID-EXTR
S-GRID-INTR
10
7
1
9
0.007"
0.010"
0.010"
0.004"
CENTER2
CONTINUOUS
CENTER2
CENTER2
Column Grid
Column Grid: Identification Bubbles
Column Grid: Exterior Columns
Column Grid: Interior Columns
S-JNTS
S-JNTS-CNTJ
S-JNTS-CTLJ
S-JNTS-EXPJ
2
2
2
2
0.014"
0.014"
0.014"
0.014"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Joints
Joints: Construction
Joints: Control
Joints: Expansion
20
DISCIPLINE GROUP
03/01/2002
LAYER NAME
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
LINE TYPE
DESCRIPTION
S-JOIS
S-JOIS-CONC
S-JOIS-STEL
S-JOIS-BRGX
13
133
153
133
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS
CENTER2
CENTER2
CONTINUOUS
S-PADS-CONC
4
0.028"
CONTINUOUS Concrete Pads For Mechanical Equipment
S-PATT
S-PLWD
8
2
0.014"
0.014"
CONTINUOUS Structural: Pattern
CONTINUOUS Plywood Sheating
S-PURL-STEL
S-PURL-WOOD
153
3
0.020"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Purlins: Steel
CONTINUOUS Purlins: Wood
S-RAFT-WOOD
13
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Rafters: Wood
S-ROOF-OTLN
1
0.010"
CONTINUOUS Roof: Outline
S-SLAB
S-SLAB-CONC
S-SLAB-EDGE
S-SLAB-OPNG
S-SLAB-OPNX
S-SLAB-STEL
S-SLAB-WOOD
2
2
2
32
1
232
1
0.014"
0.014"
0.014"
0.014"
0.010"
0.014"
0.010"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CENTER2
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Slab
Slab: Concrete
Slab: Edge Of Slab
Slab: Openings And Depressions
Slab: Opening Indication ("X")
Slab: Steel
Slab: Wood
S-STRS
S-STRS-CONC
S-STRS-LADD
S-STRS-STEL
S-STRS-WOOD
1
1
7
153
3
0.010"
0.010"
0.010"
0.020"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Stairs
Stairs: Concrete
Stairs: Ladders & Ladder Assemblies
Stairs: Steel
Stairs: Wood
S-TRUS
S-TRUS-STEL
S-TRUS-WOOD
3
153
3
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Trusses
CONTINUOUS Trusses: Steel
CONTINUOUS Trusses: Wood
Joists
Joists: Concrete
Joists: Steel
Joists: Bridging
21
DISCIPLINE GROUP
LAYER NAME
S-WALL
S-WALL-BFOG
S-WALL-CMUW
S-WALL-CONC
S-WALL-MSNW
S-WALL-PCST
S-WALL-SHEA
S-WALL-SHEA-CMUW
S-WALL-SHEA-CONC
S-WALL-SHEA-WOOD
S-WALL-STEL
S-WALL-WOOD
03/01/2002
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
LINE TYPE
1
2
133
3
133
3
3
133
3
13
12
133
0.010"
0.014"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.014"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS
HIDDEN2
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
DESCRIPTION
Walls
Walls: Below Floor Or Grade
Walls: Load Bearing: Concrete Masonry Unit
Walls: Cast-In-Place Concrete
Walls: Masonry
Walls: Pre-Cast Concrete
Walls: Shear
Walls: Shear: Concrete Masonry Unit
Walls: Shear: Concrete
Walls: Shear: Wood
Walls: Light Gage Steel Studs
Walls: Wood
22
DISCIPLINE GROUP
LAYER NAME
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
LINE TYPE
DESCRIPTION
M-BRIN-EQPM
M-BRIN-PIPE
3
2
0.020"
0.014"
CONTINUOUS Brine Systems: Equipment
CONTINUOUS Brine Systems: Piping
M-CDFF-ARCH
3
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Architectural Ceiling Diffuser Reference Layer
M-CHIM
M-CHIM-DBLD
25
33
0.039"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Chimney, Stacks, And Flues
CONTINUOUS Chimney, Stacks, And Flues
M-CNDW-EQPM
M-CNDW-PIPE
M-CNDW-RPIP
M-CNDW-SPIP
3
92
52
92
0.020"
0.014"
0.014"
0.014"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
M-CONT-EQPM
M-CONT-THER
M-CONT-WIRE
3
2
1
0.020"
0.014"
0.010"
CONTINUOUS Controls And Instrumentation
CONTINUOUS Controls And Instrumentation: Stats
HIDDEN2
Controls And Instrumentation: Low Voltage Wiring
M-CWTR-EQPM
M-CWTR-PIPE
M-CWTR-RPIP
M-CWTR-SPIP
3
152
132
152
0.020"
0.014"
0.014"
0.014"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
M-DAMP-MANU
M-DAMP-MOTO
4
2
0.028"
0.014"
CONTINUOUS Manual Volume Damper
CONTINUOUS Motorized Damper
M-DUST-DUCT
M-DUST-DUCT-DBLD
M-DUST-EQPM
25
23
3
0.039"
0.020"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Dust And Fume Collection Systems: Ductwork
CONTINUOUS Dust And Fume Collection Systems: Double Line Ductwork
CONTINUOUS Dust And Fume Collection Systems: Equipment
M-ELHT-EQPM
3
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Electrical Heat: Equipment
M-ENER-EQPM
M-ENER-WIRE
3
1
0.020"
0.010"
CONTINUOUS Energy Management Systems:Equipment
HIDDEN2
Energy Management Systems: Wiring
Mechanical
03/01/2002
Condenser Water Systems: Equipment
Condenser Water Systems: Piping
Condenser Water Systems: Return Piping
Condenser Water Systems: Supply Piping
Chilled Water Systems: Equipment
Chilled Water Systems: Piping
Chilled Water Systems: Return Piping
Chilled Water Systems: Supply Piping
23
DISCIPLINE GROUP
03/01/2002
LAYER NAME
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
LINE TYPE
DESCRIPTION
M-EQPM-COND
M-EQPM-EXPO
M-EQPM-EXST
M-EQPM-GRAD
M-EQPM-HIDD
M-EQPM-ROOF
2
3
2
3
3
3
0.014"
0.020"
0.014"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
HIDDEN2
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Equipment: Condensate Drain
Equipment: Exposed
Equipment: Existing
Equipment: Grade
Equipment: Hidden
Equipment: Roof
M-EXHS-CDFF
M-EXHS-DUCT
M-EXHS-DUCT-DBLD
M-EXHS-EQPM
M-EXHS-RFEQ
2
65
63
3
3
0.014"
0.039"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Exhaust System: Ceiling Diffusers
Exhaust System: Ductwork
Exhaust System: Double Line Ductwork
Exhaust System: Equipment
Exhaust System: Rooftop Quipment
M-FUEL-EQPM
M-FUEL-GPIP
M-FUEL-OPIP
2
33
133
0.014"
0.020"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Fuel Systems: Equipment
CONTINUOUS Fuel Systems: Gas Piping
CONTINUOUS Fuel Systems: Oil Piping
M-LGAS-EQPM
M-LGAS-PIPE
2
83
0.014"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Laboratory Gas Systems: Equipment
CONTINUOUS Laboratory Gas Systems: Piping
M-FUME-DUCT
M-FUME-EQPM
65
3
0.039"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Fume Hood: Duct
CONTINUOUS Fume Hood: Equipment
M-HOTW-EQPM
M-HOTW-PIPE
M-HOTW-RPIP
M-HOTW-SPIP
3
12
222
12
0.020"
0.014"
0.014"
0.014"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Hot Water Heating System: Equipment
Hot Water Heating System: Piping
Hot Water Heating System: Return Piping
Hot Water Heating System: Supply Piping
24
DISCIPLINE GROUP
03/01/2002
LAYER NAME
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
LINE TYPE
DESCRIPTION
M-HVAC-DOOR
M-HVAC-EQPM
M-HVAC-EXPO
M-HVAC-EXPO-DBLD
M-HVAC-FLEX
M-HVAC-FLOW
M-HVAC-HIDD
M-HVAC-HIDD-DBLD
M-HVAC-LINE
M-HVAC-RDFF
M-HVAC-RETN
M-HVAC-RETN-DBLD
M-HVAC-SDFF
M-HVAC-SUPP
M-HVAC-SUPP-DBLD
1
3
45
43
3
1
115
113
1
2
15
13
2
135
153
0.010"
0.020"
0.039"
0.020"
0.020"
0.010"
0.039"
0.020"
0.010"
0.014"
0.039"
0.020"
0.014"
0.039"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
HIDDEN2
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
M-MECH-BKGD
M-MECH-DEMO
251
4
0.014"
0.028"
CONTINUOUS Mechanical Background
CONTINUOUS Mechanical:General Demo
M-MKUP-CDFF
M-MKUP-DUCT
M-MKUP-DUCT-DBLD
M-MKUP-EQPM
2
125
123
3
0.014"
0.039"
0.020"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
M-NGAS-EQPM
M-NGAS-PIPE
2
83
0.014"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Natural Gas: Equipment
CONTINUOUS Natural Gas: Piping
M-PIPE-FITT
2
0.014"
CONTINUOUS Pipe Fittings And Valves
M-PROC-EQPM
M-PROC-PIPE
3
132
0.020"
0.014"
CONTINUOUS Process Systems: Equipment
CONTINUOUS Process Systems: Piping
M-RAIR-EQPM
3
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Relief Air Systems:Equipment
Hvac Systems: Equipment Doors
Hvac Systems; Equipment
Hvac Systems: Exposed Ductwork
Hvac Systems: Double Line Exposed Ductwork
Hvac Systems: Flexible Ductwork
Hvac Systems: Flow Arrows
Hvac Systems: Hidden Ductwork
Hvac Systems: Double Line Hidden Ductwork
Hvac Systems: Lined Ductwork
Hvac Systems: Return Ceiling Diffusers
Hvac Systems: Return Ductwork
Hvac Systems: Double Line Return Ductwork
Hvac Systems: Supply Celing Diffusers
Hvac Systems: Supply Ductwork
Hvac Systems: Double Line Supply Ductwork
Make-Up/Outside Air Systems: Ceiling Diffusers
Make-Up/Outside Air Systems: Supply Ductwork
Make-Up/Outside Air Systems: Double Line Supply Ductwork
Make-Up/Outside Air Systems: Equipment
25
DISCIPLINE GROUP
03/01/2002
LAYER NAME
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
LINE TYPE
DESCRIPTION
M-RCOV-EQPM
M-RCOV-PIPE
3
2
0.020"
0.014"
CONTINUOUS Energy Recovery Systems: Equipment
CONTINUOUS Energy Recovery Systems: Piping
M-REFG-EQPM
M-REFG-PIPE
3
2
0.020"
0.014"
CONTINUOUS Refrigeration Systems: Equipment
CONTINUOUS Refrigeration Systems: Piping
M-SMOK-CDFF
M-SMOK-DUCT
M-SMOK-DUCT-DBLD
M-SMOK-EQPM
2
55
53
3
0.014"
0.039"
0.020"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
M-SPCL-EQPM
M-SPCL-PIPE
3
2
0.020"
0.014"
CONTINUOUS Special Systems: Equipment
CONTINUOUS Special Systems: Piping
M-STEM-COND
M-STEM-EQPM
M-STEM-HPIP
M-STEM-LPIP
M-STEM-MPIP
2
3
22
12
32
0.014"
0.020"
0.014"
0.014"
0.014"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Smoke Exhaust Systems: Ceiling Diffusers
Smoke Exhaust Systems: Ductwork
Smoke Exhaust Systems: Double Line Ductwork
Smoke Exhaust Systems: Equipment
Steam Systems: Condensate Piping
Steam Systems: Equipment
Steam Systems: High Pressure Steam Piping
Steam Systems: Low Pressure Steam Piping
Steam Systems: Medium Pressure Steam Piping
26
DISCIPLINE GROUP
LAYER NAME
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
LINE TYPE
DESCRIPTION
P-ACID-PIPE
83
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Acid Waste Systems: Piping
P-CMPA-EQPM
P-CMPA-PIPE
2
23
0.014"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Compressed Air Systems:Equipment
CONTINUOUS Compressed Air Systems:Piping
P-DOMW-CPIP
P-DOMW-EQPM
P-DOMW-HPIP
P-DOMW-RPIP
143
2
13
53
0.020"
0.014"
0.020"
0.020"
CW
CONTINUOUS
HW
HWR
Domestic Water Systems
Domestic Water Systems: Cold Water Piping
Domestic Water Systems: Equipment
Domestic Water Systems: Hot Water Piping
P-MDGS-CAIR
P-MDGS-EQPM
P-MDGS-NITG
P-MDGS-NOXG
P-MDGS-OXYG
P-MDGS-PIPE
P-MDGS-SAIR
P-MDGS-VACU
33
2
13
183
33
133
93
53
0.020"
0.014"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Medical Gas: Compressed Air
Medical Gas: Equipment
Medical Gas: Nitrogen
Medical Gas: Nitrous Oxide
Medical Gas: Pure O2
Medical Gas: Piping
Medical Gas: Scavenge Air
Medical Gas: Medical Vacuum
P-SANR-PIPE-BELO
P-SANR-PIPE-ABVE
P-SANR-FIXT
P-SANR-FLDR
P-SANR-EQPM
P-SANR-RISR
P-SANR-VENT
135
135
2
3
2
5
2
0.039"
0.039"
0.014"
0.020"
0.014"
0.039"
0.014"
WASTE
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
VENT
Sanitary Drainage Systems: Piping Below
Sanitary Drainage Systems: Piping Above
Sanitary Drainage Systems: Fixtures
Sanitary Drainage Systems: Floor Drains
Sanitary Drainage Systems: Equipment
Sanitary Drainage Systems: Risers
Sanitary Drainage Systems: Vent
P-STRM-PIPE-BELO
P-STRM-PIPE-ABVE
P-STRM-RFDR
P-STRM-RISR
5
5
3
5
0.039"
0.039"
0.020"
0.039"
WASTE
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Storm Drain Systems: Piping Below
Storm Drain Systems: Piping Above
Storm Drain Systems: Roof Drains
Storm Drain Systems: Risers
Plumbing
03/01/2002
27
DISCIPLINE GROUP
LAYER NAME
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
LINE TYPE
DESCRIPTION
F-AFFF
F-AFFF-EQPM
F-AFFF-PIPE
22
2
23
0.014"
0.014"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Aqueous Film Forming Foam System
CONTINUOUS Aqueous Film Forming Foam: Equipment
CONTINUOUS Aqueous Film Forming Foam : Piping
F-CO2S
F-CO2S-EQPM
F-CO2S-PIPE
32
2
33
0.014"
0.014"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Co2 System
CONTINUOUS Co2 System:Equipment
CONTINUOUS Co2 System: Piping
F-HALN
F-HALN-EQPM
F-HALN-PIPE
42
2
43
0.014"
0.014"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Halon System
CONTINUOUS Halon System:Equipment
CONTINUOUS Halon System: Piping
F-IGAS
F-IGAS-EQPM
F-IGAS-PIPE
52
2
53
0.014"
0.014"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Inert Gas System
CONTINUOUS Inert Gas System: Equipment
CONTINUOUS Inert Gas System: Piping
F-PROT
F-PROT-ALRM
F-PROT-EQPM
F-PROT-SMOK
F-PROT-STAN
62
132
2
12
63
0.014"
0.014"
0.014"
0.014"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Fire Protection System
Fire Protection System: Alarm
Fire Protection System: Equipment
Fire Protection System: Smoke Detectors
Fire Protection System: Standpipe
F-SPRN
F-SPRN-CLHD
F-SPRN-OTHD
F-SPRN-PIPE
F-SPRN-STAN
72
2
12
13
73
0.014"
0.014"
0.014"
0.020"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Sprinkler Systems
Sprinkler Systems: Ceiling Heads
Sprinkler Systems: Other Heads
Sprinkler Systems: Piping
Sprinkler Systems: Standpipe
Fire Protection
03/01/2002
28
DISCIPLINE GROUP
LAYER NAME
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
LINE TYPE
DESCRIPTION
E-XXXX-1LIN
E-BUSW-1LIN
E-EQPM-1LIN
E-FEED-1LIN
E-XXXX-RISR
E-ALRM
E-AUXL
E-CCTV
E-CDEQ
E-COMM
E-CTRL-DEVC
E-DATA
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Any Major Group: Single Line Diagrams
Busways: Single Line Diagrams
Equipment: Single Line Diagrams
Feeders: Single Line Diagrams
Any Mayor Group: Riser Diagrams
Alarm System
Auxiliary And Miscellaneous Systems
Closed-Circuit Television System
Control Diagram Wiring And Symbols
Telephones, Communication Outlets
Electrical Control Systems
Data Outlets
E-FIRE
E-FIRE-CLNG
E-FIRE-WALL
E-FIRE-ZONE
3
3
3
5
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.039"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
HIDDEN2
Fire Alarm Devices
Fire Alarm Devices: Ceiling Mounted
Fire Alarm Devices: Wall Mounted
Fire Alarm: Zones
Electrical
03/01/2002
29
DISCIPLINE GROUP
03/01/2002
LAYER NAME
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
LINE TYPE
DESCRIPTION
E-LITE
E-LITE-CIRC
E-LITE-CIRC-C
E-LITE-CIRC-NUMB
E-LITE-CIRC-U
E-LITE-CIRC-W
E-LITE-CLNG
E-LITE-DEMO
E-LITE-EMER-C
E-LITE-EMER-W
E-LITE-EQPM
E-LITE-EXIT-C
E-LITE-EXIT-W
E-LITE-EXTR
E-LITE-FLOR
E-LITE-IDEN
E-LITE-JBOX
E-LITE-PANL
E-LITE-RELO
E-LITE-ROOF
E-LITE-SPCL
E-LITE-SWCH
E-LITE-WALL
E-LITE-WDWK
3
3
3
1
3
3
3
2
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
7
3
3
2
3
3
3
3
3
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.010"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.014"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.010"
0.020"
0.020"
0.014"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
DASHED2
DASHED2
CONTINUOUS
HIDDEN2
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Lighting
Lighting: Circuits: General
Lighting: Circuits: Above Celing
Lighting: Circuits: Number
Lighting: Circuits: Below Floor
Lighting: Circuit: Wall
Lighting: Ceiling Mounted Fixtures
Lighting: Work To Be Demolished
Lighting: Emergency: Ceiling Mounted Fixtures
Lighting: Emergency: Wall Mounted Fixtures
Lighting: Equipment
Lighting: Exit: Ceiling Mounted Fixtures
Lighting: Exit: Wall Mounted Fixtures
Lighting: Exterior And Site Fixtures
Lighting: Floor Mounted Fixtures
Lighting: Fixture Identification Notation
Lighting: Junction Boxes
Lighting: Panels
Lighting: Work To Be Relocated
Lighting: Roof Mounted Fixtures
Lighting: Special Fixtures
Lighting: Switches And Control Devices
Lighting: Wall Mounted Fixtures
Lighting: Furniture Mounted, Task Light Fixtures
E-LNTG
3
0.020"
DASHED2
Lightning Protection System
30
DISCIPLINE GROUP
03/01/2002
LAYER NAME
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
LINE TYPE
DESCRIPTION
E-POWR
E-POWR-CABL
E-POWR-CIRC
E-POWR-CIRC-C
E-POWR-CIRC-F
E-POWR-CIRC-NUMB
E-POWR-CIRC-U
E-POWR-CIRC-W
E-POWR-DEMO
E-POWR-DEVC
E-POWR-DCBK
E-POWR-EQPM
E-POWR-FEED
E-POWR-JBOX
E-POWR-PANL
E-POWR-SWBD
E-POWR-URAC
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
2
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.014"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
DASHED2
CONTINUOUS
HIDDEN2
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
DASHED2
E-SERT
3
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Security Systems
E-SITE
E-SITE-UNDR
E-SITE-POLE
E-SITE-OVHD
3
3
3
3
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
0.020"
CONTINUOUS
DASHED2
CONTINUOUS
CENTER2
E-SOUN
3
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Sound, P/A Systems, Speakers
E-TVAN
3
0.020"
CONTINUOUS Television Antenna System
Power: Receptacles, Equipment
Power: Cables Trays
Power: Circuits
Power: Circuits: Above Ceiling
Power: Circuits: Fire Alarm System
Power: Circuits: Number
Power: Circuits: Below Floor
Power: Circuits: Wall
Power: Work To Be Demolished
Power: Devices
Power: Duct Banks
Power: Equipment
Power: Feeders
Power: Junction Boxes
Power: Panels
Power: Switchboards
Power: Under Floor Raceways
Site
Site: Underground Lines
Site: Electric Poles
Site: Overhead Lines
31
DISCIPLINE GROUP
LAYER NAME
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
LINE TYPE
DESCRIPTION
T-XXXX-1LIN
T-XXXX-RISR
2
2
0.014"
0.014"
CONTINUOUS Any Major Group: Single-Line Diagrams
CONTINUOUS Any Major Gorup: Riser Diagrams
T-CABL
T-CABL-COAX
T-CABL-EQPM
T-CABL-FIBR
T-CABL-JACK
T-CABL-JBOX
T-CABL-MULT
T-CABL-TRAY
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
0.014"
0.014"
0.014"
0.014"
0.014"
0.014"
0.014"
0.014"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
T-CATV
2
0.014"
CONTINUOUS Cable Television Systems
T-DATA
T-DATA-EQPM
T-DATA-JACKS
T-DATA-JBOX
2
2
2
2
0.014"
0.014"
0.014"
0.014"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Data/Lan System
Datan/Lan System: Equipment
Data/Lan System: Jacks
Data/Lan System: Junction Boxes
T-PHON
T-PHON-EQPM
T-PHON-JACK
T-PHON-JBOX
2
2
2
2
0.014"
0.014"
0.014"
0.014"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
Telephone System
Telephone System: Equipment
Telephone System: Jacks
Telephone System: Junction Boxes
Telecommunications
03/01/2002
Cable Systems
Cable Systems: Coaxial Cable
Cable Systems: Equipment
Cable Systems: Fiber Optics Cable
Cable Systems: Jacks
Cable Systems: Junction Boxes
Cable Systems: Multi-Conductor Cable
Cable Systems: Cable Ray And Wireway
32
DISCIPLINE GROUP
LAYER NAME
AutoCAD
COLOR
WEIGHT
(INCHES)
LINE TYPE
DESCRIPTION
TY-ALRM-1LIN
TY-ALRM-RISR
TY-ALRM
TY-ALRM-DURS
TY-ALRM-EQPM
TY-ALRM-IDEN
2
2
2
2
2
7
0.014"
0.014"
0.014"
0.014"
0.014"
0.010"
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
TY-CCTV
2
0.014"
CONTINUOUS Closed-Circuit Television System
TY-ACCS-CARD
TY-ACCS-COND
TY-ACCSS-DOOR
2
2
2
0.014"
0.014"
0.014"
CONTINUOUS Access Control System: Card Operated
CONTINUOUS Access Control System: Conduit
CONTINUOUS Access Control Systems: Door Control
TY-NURS
2
0.014"
CONTINUOUS Nurse Call System
TY-POWR
2
0.014"
CONTINUOUS Power Conduit
TY-CCTV
2
0.014"
CONTINUOUS Closed-Circuit Television System
TY-ACCS-CARD
TY-ACCS-COND
TY-ACCSS-DOOR
2
2
2
0.014"
0.014"
0.014"
CONTINUOUS Access Control System: Card Operated
CONTINUOUS Access Control System: Conduit
CONTINUOUS Access Control Systems: Door Control
TY-NURS
TY-POWR
2
2
0.014"
0.014"
CONTINUOUS Nurse Call System
CONTINUOUS Power Conduit
Security
03/01/2002
Alarm System: Single-Line Diagrams
Alarm System: Riser Diagrams
Alarm System
Alarm System: Duress Alarm
Alarm System: Control Equipment, Consoles, Racks, Etc.
Alarm System: Identification Notation
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