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We notice that the roof plan is after the ceiling plans? Why wouldn it be after the floor plans?

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We notice that the roof plan is after the ceiling plans? Why wouldn it be after the floor plans?

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The purpose of the sheet numbering examples in Appendix B of the Drawing Set Organization Module is to provide users with guidelines for the order of sheets within each discipline, and within each series of sheet type designators. It’s fair to say that determining the order for some of the sheets was arbitrary (if we had put the roof plan ahead of the reflected ceiling plan, someone would have surely questioned that, too). There are always arguments—some would say that interior plans should come ahead of exterior plans—but then why are exterior elevations (A-201) ahead of interior elevations (A-202)? If you are compelled to put the roof plan first, do so. • Page UDS-01-.47 of NCS 3.1 seems to be the only portion of the standard that speaks to revision drawings. I’m looking to develop a standard for revision (specifically Addenda) drawings in our firm and am unclear, based on the standard, how to proceed. (v3.