I'm in the middle of organizing our library (Single Family) using the
CSI divisions as the sections/subsections..
Concrete details would be arranged like this..
03 Concrete
03100 Formwork
03200 Reinforcement
For wood details..
06 Wood & Plastics
06062 Lumber
06092 Connectors...
06430 Wood stairs.. etc...
An interior bearing wall above a thick'nd slab could be named..
06062-03200-02 (or vise-versa depending on the primary aspect). For a wood
framed roof details I'd use division 6 & 7, 06062-07300-01.
In your case, maybe,
02 Site Construction
02001 Manholes
02002 Catch basins etc...
Manholes 02000-02001-01
Catch basins 02000-02002-01
Just a thought..
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Paul Monsef
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Thomas^Harkey Architects
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"Joseph Roscia" wrote in message
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> Hi Folks,
>
> I have a question/s regarding details. I currently have a library that
> consists of 200+ details that run the gamut of
> civil/architectural/piping details. I have produced a CADD standards
> notebook that includes all the details in which all the engineers at my
> firm has in their possession for their use. This paper library of
> details grows on a weekly basis and has become a thorn-in-my-side to
> maintain. For instance, in a subsection of "STRUCTURES" I include
> sanitary manholes, catch basins and detention pond outlet structures
> numbered CDS-100 thru CDS-200. When I add a new detail to this
> subsection it would be number consecutively (CDS-201). The problem lies
> when I have the need to keep all the sanitary manholes together, all the
> catch basins together and all the detention pond outlet structures
> together. I'm looking for suggestions from other CADD Managers to see
> if there is an easier way to organize these libraries.
>
> Thanks!
>