CADD Standards CD Sheet Sequence

Appendix D - CD Sheet Sequence
CADD Standards • Version 1.0

Cover Sheet
Corporate Logo
Project Title
Owners Logo
Index to Drawings
Location & Vicinity Maps
Project Perspective (Optional)
Consultants Addresses
Code Information

AS1.x Site Work:

Site plans define items such as building location, building entry locations, property lines, grades, finished grades, approaches, walks, ramps, parking areas, vehicular circulation and site furniture.

A1.x Floor Plans:

Floor plans are graphic plans of all functional spaces within a building and shall include: room numbers, hallways, corridors or concourses with dimensions, stairs, escalators and elevators for vertical circulation, room titles, wall locations, partitions, specialty equipment housings, material indications and symbols, doors and door numbers, floor elevations and building structural column grid system and column numbers with sections and plan section detail designations.

A2.x Enlarged Plans:

Enlarged plans, are taken from the general floor plans for additional clarity of a given portion of the plan. These drawings may provide additional dimensioning and material identification.

A3.x Reflected Ceiling Plans:

Reflected ceiling plans are drawings defining the building ceiling system, reflective ceiling grid lay-in system or flush ceiling materials, lighting fixtures, emergency lighting fixtures, HVAC distribution system registers and diffuses, sprinkler heads, smoke detector, PA speakers, openings for ducts, chases and skylights, with section designations for details.

A4.x Roof Plans:

Roof plans are graphic plans of the roof layout and shall include: Major features of the roof dimensioned, roof slope indicators, roof drains, gutters, parapets, crickets, walk pads, ladders, HVAC/Mechanical equipment, skylights, roof hatches, column grids (not to extend through the building), wall & building sections and detail references to all roof details.

A5.x Exterior Elevations:

Exterior elevations generally show configuration, shapes and sizes of exterior features; such as vertical projections of the building envelope and structure, and primary elevations of all views of the building. As well as provide above-grade walls, doors, windows, and roof line and parapet heights, with material finishes noted, ground floor elevations and depressions with below-grade foundations and footings shown or indicated as required.

A6.x Sections:

Building Sections show the cross section through a building depicting the composition of the building in section through floor-section levels, mezzanine-section levels, floor-to-ceiling heights, section through the roof and parapet, and stairs for vertical circulation above and below grade. These sections generally show the interior character of the structure and related construction materials.

Wall sections are drawings that show sections through typical exterior or interior walls depicting and identifying materials of construction and their connection to the building structural framing system. This includes spaces between floors, floor slabs, roofs and their structural support members, as well as the interior and exterior wall materials and their connection requirements, with section detail designation shown.

A7.x Interior Elevations:

Interior elevations are drawings that depict floor-to--ceiling heights of interior walls for locations of wall-mounted equipment, lighting, wall finishes and furnishings, door locations and heights, wall penetrations and openings, and include section and section detail designations.

A8.x Details:

Typical detail drawings show the following: Wall details and ceiling details, Overhead passageway details and sections, Roof system details, Stair, escalator and elevator details, Window and skylight details, Interior and exterior door details, partition and wall details, Miscellaneous details

A9.x Schedules:

Door schedules typically are columnar schedules showing door sizes, door numbers, door fire rating, hardware sets, door swings, door details designations, location of doors by building and floor levels, keying systems, and elevations and details.

Room Finish schedules typically are columnar schedules showing space/room titles, room numbers, floor substrates and material finishes, floor-to-wall at-base substrate and material finishes, wall substrate and material finishes, ceiling materials and ceiling heights, which are to be noted as required. In addition, these schedules shall include standard material abbreviations and wall directional orientation information, such as north, south, east and west walls within a building.

Other schedules may include Color Schedule, Window Schedule, Equipment Schedule, or other project specific schedules.