✅ Sheet Setup & Coordination
Sheet Management
- All sheets from the provided drawing list were created.
- Sheet names and numbers were matched with the drawing index.
- Views were accurately placed and cropped to fit titleblocks.
- Titleblocks updated with project name and information.
- View titles, scales, and north arrows reviewed and aligned.
View Organization
- Coordinated views across plans (A-100, A-101), elevations (A-201), sections (A-301, A-302), and schedules (A-601).
- Verified view crop regions and annotation visibility.
⚡ Electrical Plans – E-100 & E-101
- ✅ Phase Management: Created custom electrical views for the Proposed Plans by duplicating proposed floor plans (Basement, First, Second) and assigning correct Phase: New Construction and Phase Filter: Show New.
- ✅ Symbol Placement: Inserted lighting fixtures, switches, and GFCI outlets using the correct annotation symbols per legend.
- ✅ Annotations & Tags: All devices labeled and placed with attention to logic, accessibility, and alignment.
- ✅ Legend Coordination: Verified that symbols matched the provided annotation legend (duplex, GFCI, light, switch, etc.).
- ✅ Visibility: Cleaned up legacy text, removed construction annotation overlaps, and ensured that no unrelated tags or legends remained in electrical views.
- ✅ Device Positioning: Used architectural references and standard practices to place switches adjacent to door swings, outlets spaced consistently, and fixtures aligned visually.
- ✅ Centering & Layout: Aligned plans on sheets for visual consistency and clean presentation.
- ✅ Phase Verification: Ensured proposed plans showed new walls and devices only; no existing demolition content was shown.
- ✅ 3-Level Coverage: Both E-100 and E-101 include all three levels (Basement, First, Second) organized cleanly and checked for accuracy.
Note: Since the original Revit file lacked ceiling plans, ceiling-based lighting was represented in plan via symbolic annotation per instructions.
🪟 Window Coordination
Tagging Strategy
- Windows were tagged using the Type Mark parameter (W1, W2, etc.).
- “Tag All” used carefully with manual adjustments for correct labeling.
- W1/W2 Conflict: The front façade first-floor window appears as three individual W1s instead of a single W2 (per schedule). This was noted with an annotation:
NOTE: A group of three "W1" windows appears in place of a single "W2" window per the schedule. This condition is noted for coordination.
📌 Screenshot: W1/W2 Note in Elevation View
Existing Windows
- Tags were applied only to proposed windows listed in the schedule (A-601).
- Existing windows left untagged intentionally to avoid misinterpretation.
🧱 Stairs & Railings
Rear Deck Stair (New)
- Modeled 7-riser stair from rear yard (GRADE to Existing First Floor).
- Used “Precast Stair” type.
- Riser height and tread depth manually adjusted for correct elevation.
- 42" guardrails added and labeled:
NOTE: 42" HIGH GUARDRAIL (BOTH SIDES)
📌 Screenshot: Rear Stair 3D View + Properties Panel
Front Stair Discrepancy
- In plan view (A-100), two stair runs are visible at front porch.
- In 3D, only one stair appears and is misaligned with the door.
NOTE: Front stairs in plan view show two runs; only one stair run appears in 3D view. This may be a modeling error or coordination issue. Existing conditions to be verified.
📌 Screenshot: Front Stair Conflict in Plan vs. 3D
Interior Stairs (1st to 2nd Floor)
- Modeled with Monolithic Stair type for enclosed indoor condition.
- Verified headroom clearance.
- Connected between floors with 16 risers (consistent with level height).
- Adjusted tread depth to resolve warning.
📌 Screenshot: Interior Stair Type & Warning Resolved
📝 Annotation & Notes
- All major modeling deviations or conditions requiring confirmation were documented with on-drawing notes.
NOTE: [Short explanation in sentence case.]
- Examples:
- NOTE: A group of three “W1” windows appears in place of a single “W2.”
- NOTE: Front stairs show conflict between 2D and 3D. To be verified.
- NOTE: Rear stair modeled with 7 risers and 42” railing.
📌 Screenshot: Keynote Examples in Plan + Elevation
🏘️ Zoning Sheets
Z-101 Zoning Diagram
- Created zoning diagram for basement level (533 SF).
- Terrain hatch maintained to match original plan.
- Scope box used to define basement area.
📌 Screenshot: Zoning Diagram – Basement Scope with Hatch
🧭 T001 – Cover Sheet
- Fixed sheet index placement
- Added grayscale 3D view with halftone effect
📐 Z-101 – Zoning Diagram
- Cleaned up graphics & layout
- Added terrain correctly
- Confirmed scale and hatching visibility
📊 Z-102 – Floor Area Summary
- Added basement plan manually
- Rebuilt table based on 1st floor layout
- Preserved existing total (did not alter)
📍 Z-103 – Survey & FEMA
- Verified content already placed
- Organized white space and centered graphics
Graphic Standards & Final Coordination
- Cropped all views cleanly
- Inserted and verified North Arrows in all plans
- Adjusted view titles and alignment
- Verified scales and graphic legibility
- Sheet layout consistently centered or aligned as needed
- Final PDF export validated
- Supplementary Portfolio completed with screenshots
- Submission uploaded via provided link
Axonometric Cut A – Rear Bedrooms + Bathrooms
Axonometric Cut B – Kitchen + Main Circulation
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