Level 200 Modeling:

  • Architectural - LOD 200 will show thickness of walls, window sizes and shapes, and decorative interior/exterior elements will be represented as squared off “blocks” with no measurable detail (for example, crown moulding will not have any curves and will be represented as a solid rectangle at the widest part of the moulding
  • Structural - LOD 200 will show major structural elements such as beam, column, and girders. Braces, bridging and connection plates will not be shown.
    • Interior: Walls (overall thickness), Curtain Walls (overall spacing of mullions), Doors/Windows (overall sizes), Columns (overall size and location), Stairs/Ramps (size and tread spacing), Railings (Detailed) Floors (overall thickness if accessible on both size), Ceilings (height identified), Ceiling/Wall Mounted Fixtures (using native Revit components not representative), Utility Equipment (generic “block” showing shape and size), Stationary Casework (generic “block” showing shape and size),
    • Exterior: Walls (overall thickness), Curtain Walls (overall spacing of mullions), Doors/Windows (overall sizes), Columns (overall size and location), Stairs/Ramps (size and tread spacing), Wall Mounted Fixtures (using native Revit components not representative), Utility Equipment (generic “block” showing shape and size), Representative Grade Line, Roof (if pitched), Bollards, Signage (overall size)
    • Above Ceiling: Floors (overall composition of floor structure represented as a floor with bottom of lowest structural member identified), Ducts (main duct trunk line)
    • Roof: Roof (location and general slope), Parapet Walls, Utility Equipment (generic “block” showing shape and size)
    • Site: General Site Bounds

Level 300 Modeling:

  • Parts necessary for coordination of the element with nearby or attached elements are modeled. These include items like supports and connections. The quantity size, shape, location and orientation of the elements. Model can be directly measured from without referring to non-modeled information such as dimension call-outs.
  • Architectural - LOD 300 will show recesses around windows, more blocking on decorative elements.
  • Structural - LOD 300 will include smaller structural members like column braces and bridging.
    • Interior: Walls (overall thickness and materials identified), Curtain Walls (overall spacing of mullions), Doors/Windows (overall sizes with accurate frame dimensions), Columns (overall size and location), Stairs/Ramps/Supports (size and tread spacing), Railings (enhanced detail), Floors/Floor Finish (overall thickness if accessible on both size), Ceilings (height and type identified), Ceiling/Wall Mounted Fixtures (accurately represented), Utility Equipment (detailed showing accurate footprint), Stationary Casework (detailed showing accurate footprint)
    • Exterior: Walls (overall thickness and materials identified), Curtain Walls (overall spacing of mullions), Doors/Windows (overall sizes with accurate frame dimensions), Columns (overall size and location), Stairs/Ramps (size and tread spacing), Railings, Wall Mounted Fixtures (accurately represented), Utility Equipment (detailed showing accurate footprint), Representative Grade Line, Roof (if pitched, materials identified), Bollards, Gutters, Downspouts, Signage (general size and text represented)
    • Above Ceiling: Deck Above, Structural Beams, Structural Joists, Ducts (main runs, transitions and branch runs), Pipes (>4”) (main runs, transitions and branch runs), Conduit (>4”) (main runs, transitions and branch runs)
    • Roof: Roof (detailed slope), Parapet Walls, Utility Equipment (detailed showing accurate footprint), Roof Openings/Penetrations
    • Site: General Topography (elevations identified), Landscaping (landscaping type identified), Site Features (lights, parking spaces, driveways, utility equipment, hardscaping, etc.)

Level 350 Modeling:

  • Architectural - LOD 350 will show in detail the existing shapes of the moulding, layers will be represented in the wall components, and items around openings like brick soldiers will be modeled.
  • Structural - LOD 350 will include base plate connections (no hardware).
    • Interior: Walls/Trim (overall thickness and detailed materials identified), Curtain Walls (overall spacing of mullions and connections), Doors/Windows/Trim (overall sizes with accurate frame dimensions including enhanced detail), Columns/Trim (overall size and location including enhanced detail), Stairs/Ramps/Supports/Trim (size and tread spacing including enhanced detail) Railings (enhanced detail, Floor/Floor Finish (overall thickness if accessible on both size), Ceilings (height and type identified), Ceiling/Wall Mounted Fixtures (accurately represented with enhanced detail), Utility Equipment (enhanced detail with connections, attachments, etc.), Stationary Casework (enhanced detail)
    • Exterior: Walls/Trim (overall thickness and detailed materials identified), Curtain Walls (overall spacing of mullions and connections), Doors/Windows/Trim (overall sizes with accurate frame dimensions including enhanced detail), Columns/Trim (overall size and location including enhanced detail), Stairs/Ramps/Supports/Trim (size and tread spacing including enhanced detail), Utility Equipment (detailed showing accurate footprint), Representative Grade Line, Roof (if pitched, materials identified), Bollards, Gutters, Downspouts, Signage (general size and text represented), Utility Equipment (enhanced detail with connections, attachments, etc.), Representative Grade Line, Roof (if pitched, materials identified with enhanced detail), Bollards, Gutters, Downspouts, Signage (detailed size and text represented)
    • Above Ceiling: Deck Above, Structural Beams, Structural Joists, Accurate Structural Bracing, Structural Connections (plates, bolts, etc.), Ducts (main runs, transitions, branch runs, supports), Pipes (2”) (main runs, transitions, branch runs, supports, connections), Conduit (>2”) (main runs, transitions, branch runs, supports, connections)
    • Roof: Roof (enhanced detail on slope, material identified), Parapet Walls, Utility Equipment Utility Equipment (enhanced detail with connections, attachments, etc.), Roof Openings/Penetrations (enhanced detail), Pipes, Conduit
    • Site: Detailed Topography (elevations and topography lines identified), Landscaping (landscaping type and vegetation identified), Detailed Site Features (lights, parking spaces, driveways, utility equipment, hardscaping, etc.)
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