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University of Florida BIM Guidelines and Standards 1.9.2.2.1. File Naming Conventions All Project central files and model files shall have a consistent naming convention as established by the principle design firm for discipline specific model coordination. The Design Team BIM Manager shall coordinate this activity with all sub-consultants and design disciplines. (The naming convention as illustrated below is for example and is not a specific requirement. The lead design team BIM model manager shall establish for project) File Type Naming Convention Discipline Authoring Software Revit Project File (.rvt) 01SD_091511_UF000_ARCH Architectural Revit Architecture 2011 Revit Project File (.rvt) Revit Project File (.rvt) Revit Project File (.rvt) Revit Project File (.rvt) Navisworks File (.nwd) 01SD_091511_UF000_STRUCT Structural Revit Structure 2011 01SD_091511_UF000_MEPT Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing and Telecommunications Revit MEP 2011 01SD_091511_UF000_CONST Construction Manager Revit Architecture 2011 01SD_091511_UF000_COORD All Design Disciplines Revit Architecture 2011 Revit Structure 2011 Revit MEP 2011 01SD_091511_UF000_COORD Navisworks Coordination File – All Design Disciplines Navisworks Manage 2011 1.9.2.2.2. View Naming Conventions Model views shall have a consistent naming convention as established by the Design Team BIM Manager. Consistent view naming allows for the automatic sorting of views for ease of identification. The protocol facilitates low maintenance of the view name as project conditions change throughout the Project. 1.9.2.2.3. Sheet Sizes and Naming Conventions Preferred format size for Construction Drawings is 24" X 36" (Architectural "D" Size). Other sizes may be used if required (coordinate with UF). Sheet names should be descriptive of drawing content and the building discipline represented (i.e., A-1, P-1, and M-1 would be typical designations for Architectural, Plumbing, and Mechanical Drawings, respectively). BIM Execution Plan- UF Minor Projects Template UF-000 12 of 20 pages
University of Florida BIM Guidelines and Standards 1.9.2.2.4. Origin and Orientation The (0,0,0) Project Origin Coordinate will be established in the project Architectural Design Model. All subsequent models created for the Project will be based on this common coordinate. If the (0,0,0 ) project coordinate becomes compromised in any model, during any phase of the Project, the Architect’s Model Manager will direct the process for reestablishing the appropriate (0,0,0) Project Origin Coordinate. All of the project models will be oriented to True North. The Project Team will rotate scope boxes and/or plan callouts in order to represent plan drawings orthogonally on the drawing sheets. This shall be the normally agreed upon orientation unless deemed otherwise by the Architect of Record. 1.9.2.2.5. Units and Tolerances The Revit Project Units and Tolerances settings affect the way that information in the model is displayed. It does not limit tolerances of how things are modeled. The Project will utilize the Revit Project Unit settings as established by the Architect’s model manager. Modifications to the settings should be made as necessary and agreed to by the Project Team. 1.9.2.2.6. Grids and Levels Routinely, naming conventions for Grids and Levels will be established in the Architectural drawings unless otherwise directed by the lead Architect’s model manager. 1.9.2.2.7. WorkSets Generally, the project team should always simplify, and keep Worksets to a minimum to facilitate efficient project team workflow. The disciplined use of Worksets will allow the project team to work more efficiently and will promote the collaborative BIM project delivery platform. The Project Team should discuss the applicability of the use of Revit tools that will help to ensure that all elements are assigned to their proper Worksets. (Ex: Use of the Gray Inactive Worksets option, Application of color filters to Worksets in the Revit View Visibility settings.) 1.9.2.2.8. 2D CAD File Linking Protocols The Design Team BIM Manager shall establish protocols for 2D Cad file linking and/or importing, otherwise the following protocols are recommended for use by the team: Minimize the number of 2D CAD files linked to the model. 2D CAD files should be audited and purged before linking. Set reference links from the link management menu to Overlay. Always link to 2D CAD files instead of importing them. BIM Execution Plan- UF Minor Projects Template UF-000 13 of 20 pages
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