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Documents that the Architect/Engineer (A/E) is required to provide include but are not necessarily limited to the following:  \n• Construction Documents-Drawings.  \n• Base Drawings for Official U-M Floor Plans.  \n• Room Numbering/Key Plan Drawings.  \n• Record Drawings.  \n• Floor and Site Plans for Public Use.  \n• Construction Documents – Specifications.  \nReferences  \nUniversity of Michigan Design Deliverables  \nUniversity of Michigan Design Guidelines Preferred Manufacturers List (PML)  \nUniversity of Michigan Design Guidelines Technical Sections  \nUniversity of Michigan Master Specifications  \nUniversity of Michigan Standard General Conditions  \nUniversity of Michigan Supplemental General Conditions  \nUniversity of Michigan Front End Documents  \nUniversity of Michigan Standard Details  \nCAD Standards  \nThe following are University of Michigan Architecture Engineering and Construction (AEC) drawing standards. At the beginning of the project coordinate specific project requirements with the Design Manager.  \n• Drawings shall be prepared on bond. Standard sheet size is 24 inches wide by 36 inches long. Other drawing sizes require the approval of the Manager of U-M Space Information (arranged through the Design Manager) .  \n• CAD Format: Microstation is preferred. AutoCAD is acceptable.  \n• Provide one file per floor with no xrefs. Bind and insert and explode any xrefs.  \n• Explode/drop all attribute data to text using the Express tools or other method.  \n• Explode/drop all elements down to their basic element types: cells/blocks, lines, arc and polygons.  \n• Delete all unneeded elements from the file rather than the freezing or turning the layer off.  \n• Line work should be clean. There should not be duplicate or additional overlapping elements or gaps.  \n• Standard font is Windows True Type Tahoma 1/8” x 1/8”. The A/E must obtain approval from the Design Manager to provide a different font.  \n• Screening, shading, crosshatching, other indications of materials or locations, and textshall not obliterate significant information, and shall be capable of being reproduced without \"bleeding\" when the document is reduced to half size. Use screen patterns equal to or coarser than 50 percent, 50 line.  \n• Drawing Information – include the following:  \no Include complete index to drawings on first or second sheet of the entire set and on first or second sheet of each series.  \nWhen sheets are added or deleted during the course of construction, final Record Drawing set shall have the index updated to reflect the final documents.  \no Complete symbol and abbreviation legend(s) applicable to each series (where a series is a subset such as Architectural, Electrical, etc.) shall be included on first or second sheet of each series. It is not necessary to dedicate a whole sheet to legends. (Parts of the legend may be repeated on sheets throughout the sets or series as deemed appropriate by the A/E, but the legend on first or second sheetshall be comprehensive.  \no The A/E shall show the location of all equipment in all locations on the drawings using accepted symbols shown in the Legend. Do not rely solely on notes. Examples include, but are not limited to, are: flow control and isolation valves, all types of dampers, turning vanes, access doors, clean-outs, etc.  \no Scale shall be indicated by note and by graphic scale bar on each applicable drawing, detail and section. Any numbers or letters associated with the scale bar are to be a minimum 1/8 inch high. Where scale is applicable for entire drawing, scale references to be located near lower right corner of drawing.  \no Plan sheets shall have north arrows, and all plans shall be consistent in their north arrow orientation, with the north arrow either oriented to the top or left of the sheet.  \no Plan sheets shall include a tagged column grid on all drawing series (civil, architectural, mecha","cbCaikYtEwQRai0O","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikYtEwQRai0O","pdf",65169,"English","# General\n## References\n## CAD Format and Drafting Requirements\n## Drawing Information Requirements\n## Title Block Content and Issuance/Regulatory Rules","[{\"question\":\"What types of construction documents must be prepared under the standards?\",\"answer\":\"The standards require preparing Construction Documents drawings and specifications, plus base drawings for official U-M floor plans, room numbering/key plan drawings, record drawings, and floor and site plans for public use.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the CAD and file organization requirements?\",\"answer\":\"Microstation is preferred and AutoCAD is acceptable. 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