Construction Document Sheets

13. Construction Document Sheets

For floor plan or ceiling plan sheets, the last digit typically represents the floor level. Example: A101 for first floor plan and A102 for second floor plan.
If a project has an overall plan, use the typical sheet number such as A101 to represent the overall floor plan.
For larger-scale area plans, use alphabetic suffixes to identify separate areas. Example: A101A, A101B, and similar.
If a sheet category does not apply to the project, skip that sheet and continue to the next applicable category.
The first letter or prefix of the sheet number must correspond to the discipline.

Discipline prefix examples:

General sheets:

Sheet Number: G000
Sheet Description: Cover Sheet
Sheet Number: G001
Sheet Description: General Information
Sheet Number: G002
Sheet Description: ADA and Clearance
Sheet Number: G021
Sheet Description: UL Definitions and Assembly
Sheet Number: G041
Sheet Description: Wall Types / Details
Sheet Number: G101
Sheet Description: Life Safety Plans. Match floor plan designations.

Demolition and existing conditions:

Sheet Number: AD201
Sheet Description: Demolition Plans / Overall Plans, if applicable
Sheet Number: AX201
Sheet Description: Existing Plans / Overall Plans, if applicable

Site plan:

Plans:

Sheet Number: A101
Sheet Description: Floor Plans
Sheet Number: A111
Sheet Description: Floor Plans - Area Plans. Use A, B, C, etc. as optional suffixes.
Sheet Number: A121
Sheet Description: Reflected Ceiling Plans
Sheet Number: A131
Sheet Description: Reflected Ceiling Plans - Area Plans. Use A, B, C, etc. as optional suffixes.
Sheet Number: A141
Sheet Description: Roof Plans

Elevations:

Sections:

Enlarged plans:

Sheet Number: A401
Sheet Description: Enlarged Plans, such as stairs, elevator, and similar areas

Details:

Schedules, finishes, furniture, and signage:

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