This system does not work for large single-building projects. 4606-ProjectName is a good example. The floor plan sheets as are numbered as follows: 

• A5.0X for slab plans

• A5.11X for First floor

• A5.12X for RCP

• A5.13-A5.19 for enlarged plans and enlarged RCPs-includes clubhouse and potential office space

• same system for floors 2-6 (A5.20, A5.30, A5.40, A5.50, A5.60)

• A5.70x for roof plans

• A5.8x for Unit plans

• A5.9x for until elevations, details, accessibility diagrams-would have liked to have more room here to separate elevations from details

• everything else works pretty well and we have no amenity buildings

• Other random observations:

• double-story clubhouses won't fit the proposed sheets

• sometimes Pool Pavilions have conditioned restrooms or bar sinks so they could require Plumbing and Mechanical sheets

• I would suggest having a place for all consultants on all amenity buildings, because you never know what's going to get tacked onto that building

• System breaks if you have 7 buildings types and 11 units 

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History:

• 08.01.21 - Floors and Levels in both the Revit Committee and PL Committee were discussed.  It was determined that we would use "floors" to designate building levels/stories and "levels" for garages.  We also agreed that the numbering should use numbers (1st, 2nd, 3rd) and we would not spell out the words.