Another is a documentation view, a view put onto a sheet making up the deliverables of the project. Views under the Design (Working Views) fall into this category. One is a coordination view, a view used for design purposes and coordination. Views within Revit fall into three main categories. When sub-sub-views are created under each sub-discipline, they should be listed in a logical manner.

All views must have a sub-discipline entry. If more sub-disciplines are required for the project such as mechanical, plumbing, electrical, add as needed. Then, each discipline may have more sub-disciplines such as Architectural. It can be collaboratively done by both Design team and Construction team during construction. All documents and elements related to construction such as field sketches, ASI, design changes should be placed under Construction. All documents and elements related to design should be placed under Design, which is usually provided by a design team during design. The starting sub-disciplines are Design and Construction. As previously stated, the views of this template are organized by sub-discipline. The project needs and design methods will dictate the manner in which views are used. Views can be used and organized in a numerous ways. One of the advantages of Revit is that each view has individual graphic, scale, discipline, phase and view range settings and changes to these parameters only affect the selected view. The sheet discipline # is based on the NCS sheet organization. The default organization for sheets is grouped by the sheet discipline # and sorts by sheet number. The view organization is then based on sub-discipline of the view, followed by family and type, sorting by the level association. All views are sorted based on weather they are design views (Architectural, Mechanical, Electrical) that are used in design sheets, Construction views that are used by the construction team, and Working views that are not used on sheets and will be purged prior to delivery to GSA. The Project Browser is setup to facilitate the delivery of the Core and Shell Master Model. For this reason many of these changes need only be applied at the time data is submitted to GSA. These changes are intended to bring a high level of consistency to the data GSA receives.

To help facilitate compliance to the Data Submittal Standard several changes have been made to the traditional Project Browser and Views structure within the template.

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