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Based on your specific documentation standards and project arrangement, your list look very different. Individual design practitioners should make your own assessments based on your specific documentation standards.  \nCommentary  \nDocuments should be declared under these elements  \nIn addition, documents may also be declared under these elements if they have relevant information  \nIncluded for navigation purposes. Declared against the relevant element  \nDrawings issued for coordination and setout of structure. They are declared against the Load-bearing (Structure) element but are noted in declaration forms as General Architectural and having no BCA implications.  \nGA plans should be declared in the Load Bearing element and the Building Services element. In both cases they should be noted on the declaration as being Architectural General and not illustrating BCA compliance.  \n* If GA plans include facade type and setout information, they should be declared against the Building Enclosure Element. If a seperate set of Facade plans is included in your set, they should be declared instead  \nGA plans could be declared against Fire Safety and Waterproofing elements if relevant information is included these plans (rather than specific plans in the drawing set)  \nIf the GA Plans include egress paths and distance information, they should be declared against the Fire Safety Systems element (note that this may alternatively be placed in Fire Compartment Plans later in the set. )  \nIf the GA plans include any extents of waterproofing or information regarding falls in wet areas etc. they should be declared against the Waterproofing element. (note that this information may alternatively be placed in waterproofing plans later in the set)  \nThese drawings set out concrete elements which are designed by the structural engineer. They have no effect on the structural compliance of the They should be dec","cbCaigGvb1oNxCi5","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigGvb1oNxCi5","pdf",76103,"English","# Architectural Document List Example\n## Regulated Design Element Key and Notes\n## Declaration guidance by drawing type","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the DBPA Design Declarations document?\",\"answer\":\"It provides guidance for declaring which documents/drawings correspond to specific regulated building elements, and explains how declarations should be organized within a drawing set.\"},{\"question\":\"How should GA plans be declared when they include different information?\",\"answer\":\"GA plans should be declared under the Load-bearing (Structure) element and the Building Services element; if they include facade type and setout information, they should be declared against the Building Enclosure element.\"},{\"question\":\"What special declaration requirements apply to lifts and structural concrete drawings?\",\"answer\":\"For projects with lifts, a design declaration by a Registered Design Practitioner (Vertical Transport) must accompany architectural for concrete drawings that include a lift pit or shaft. 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