Workset Naming Utilizing CSI UniFormat (with adaptions)
Additional worksets to have naming from latest LOD Spec Section Name
https://bimforum.org/LOD/ - Download Uniformat ReferenceA - Substructure
B - Shell
B10 - Shell - Superstructure
C - Interiors
C - Interiors - Unit - ?
(ONLY IF NOT LINKED, SMALL PROJECTS, UNIT IS A GROUP) otherwise, see Link belowC - Interiors - Life Safety
D10 - Conveying
D20 - Plumbing
D30 - HVAC
D50 - Electrical
E10 - Equipment
E20 - Furnishing
F - Special Construction & Demo
G - Building Sitework
Link - AX
Link - C
Link - E
Link - FS
Link - ID
Link - LA
Link - LV**
Link - M (ME, MELV)**
Link - PFP
Link - S
Link - U? - ?
Link - UM-?
Reference
Shared Levels and Grids - Datum
Shared Levels and Grids - Existing
Shared Levels and Grids - Project
T:\Dynamo\.261_Create_None_Worksets FAID Standrd.dyn
Strengths:
Supports AIA contracts & exhibits for LOD (Level Of Development) and EMA (Element Model Author). Link to AIA BIM Docs
Based on long-established standard - Uniformat.
Can be expanded or contracted as required within the Uniformat Framework.
Uniformat designation plus title bring clarity.
Weaknesses:
Abstracted designators with no logical basis excluding the Uniformat Framework are not well known.
Uniformat designators, if separated from the included title, could leave some wondering if there is additional meaning with no means of understanding.
The more Worksets, the more management and labor are required.
Opportunities:
Future Automation can be created to automatically place elements on the correct Workset reduces management, labor, and errors.
Threats:
A change to the standard or contracts by the AIA or Forum will need to update the Workset naming.
This is a standard based on the application Autodesk Revit and its requirements aligned with the AIA's contracts and exhibits. It is unlikely to be implemented in the same manner in a different application.
History:
03.02.22 - None.