Index
Activity drawings, 86
Assembly drawings, 65
check lists, 69
role in information package, 68
coding of, 71, 77
principles, 71
scale, 71Bills of Quantities, 7, 17
operational bills, 87
British Standards Institution, 102, 152
BSI on tolerance and fit, 102
Building information, 10
primary structuring, 11
secondary structuring, 15
assembly drawings, 65
component drawings, 61
sub-component drawings, 65
schedules, 78
pictorial views, 79
specification, 81
Building Research Establishment, 2
paper on ‘tolerance and fit’, 102
paper on ‘working drawings in use’, 2CAD seeComputer aided draughting
CI/SfB system, 32
Coding of drawings, 23
by building element, 19
by building information type, 11
by levels, 45
by Uniclass Table G, 24
by CI/SfB, 32
Computer aided draughting, 88, 158
elements of system, 88
drawing overlay method, 89
model exchange method, 89
BSI layer naming convention, 134
portable document format, 135
glossary of terms, 158
major advantages, 89
line thickness, 91
Common arrangement of work sections, 17
Component drawings, 61
format, 63, 54
principles, 61
examples, 64, 65use of CAD, 63
manufactured components, 61
contractor fabricated components, 61
use in office library, 63
Construction Project Information Committee
(CPI), 7
CPI documents, 7, 24, 32
Consultants’ drawings, 136, 139
registration and storage, 136
Conventions, 95
handing – doors and windows, 96, 148
building elements, 145
electrical symbols, 98, 152
fire protection symbols, 154
building materials, 150
telecommunications symbols, 154
Conversions, alterations and re-habilitation, 82Data sheets seeRoom data sheets
Demolitions, 83
earth movement, 58
in alterations, 84
Design drawings, 114
final set – Stage D, 114
use of CAD, 88
Design team, 139
architect as leader, 139
formal meetings, 139
liaison with other members, 139
programme of work for, 121
Dimensioning, 99
co-ordinating dimensions, 100
co-ordinating planes, 100
definitions, 103
grids, 105
controlling dimensions, 104
setting out, 103
Draughting – manual, 90
materials, 90
sheet size, 92
line thickness, 91
format, 94
non-active lines, 98
templates, 98
Drawing annotation (lettering), 108
by CAD, 108
manually, 110
Drawing Guide, 137Drawing Management, 113
register, 125
storage of incoming drawings, 135
drawing office programming, 141, 143
production drawing programme, 142
Drawing register, 125
example, 132
maintenance and circulation, 135
for general arrangement drawings, 127
for assembly, component, sub-component
drawings and schedules, 130Electrical symbols, 98
Elevations, 52
general arrangement elevations, 52
sectional elevations, 53
Extensions, 82Finishes, 38
ceiling finishes, 41
finishing schedules, 38
examples, 41, 42General arrangement drawings, 12, 35, 127
floor plans, 35, 37
basic plan, 37
roof plans, 45
site plans, 57
elemental floor plans, 37
primary structuring, 37, 46
secondary structuring, 50
format, 51
elevations, 52
sections, 53
strip sections, 56
Grids seedimensioningInformation drawings, 15
Introducing new methods, 142
Issuing information, 136Layer naming conventions, 89, 134
Location drawings seegeneral arrangement
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