While replying to another thread, i started explaining how many sheets comprise a typical set of construction documents for a commercial or light industrial project in our (small) office.
Reminiscing with the piers of my firm, while working on an addition to an ornate cathedral and adjoining school, upon completion of the construction documents, including civil, architectural, structural, fire protection and MEP, there we 66, 30x42 sheets.
While this may be small in comparison to many of you, what is interesting is that the complete set of original construction documents of the original building was composed of ONLY 9 sheets.
Anyone care to share similar experiences or stories?
(BTW - Since I am not inquiring of or for technical assistance, if this is considered an inappropriate forum for such topic, please let me know and i will gladly relocate it to the suggested forum. The only other semi-applicable forum I could think of is "Where is Engineering Going In The Next 5 Years?" My submission applies to where it has been and where we are now.)
Reminiscing with the piers of my firm, while working on an addition to an ornate cathedral and adjoining school, upon completion of the construction documents, including civil, architectural, structural, fire protection and MEP, there we 66, 30x42 sheets.
While this may be small in comparison to many of you, what is interesting is that the complete set of original construction documents of the original building was composed of ONLY 9 sheets.
Anyone care to share similar experiences or stories?
(BTW - Since I am not inquiring of or for technical assistance, if this is considered an inappropriate forum for such topic, please let me know and i will gladly relocate it to the suggested forum. The only other semi-applicable forum I could think of is "Where is Engineering Going In The Next 5 Years?" My submission applies to where it has been and where we are now.)