Author: Teresa Afonso

  • B05.01. Default walls

    When starting to model, the elements dimensions, even if not final, should be realistic in order to avoid future problems with space to fit the elements and / or legislation requirements. Because of that, the walls used to start one project should respect the following table. These default walls are already created in NLAs template.

  • B04.7. Parts of Construction

    Levels
    Revit levels should be separated between structure and architectural level for modulation purposes, depending on the project stage.
    (Block)LevelName(ARC/STR)

    Example:
    A_L01_ARC (Block A, Level 01, architectural level)
    R01 (Roof)
    L01 (Level 1)
    L00 (Level 0)
    B01 (Basement 1)
    TOP_00 (Sea Level)
    OR
    R01_ARC (Roof – Architectural) – (“cota do limpo”)
    R01_STR (Roof – Structural) – (“cota do tosco”)
    L01_ARC (Level 01 – Architectural)
    L01_STR (Level 01 – Structural)
    L00_ARC (Level 00 – Architectural)
    L00_STR (Level 00 – Structural)
    B01_ARC (Basement 01 – Architectural)
    B01_STR (Basement 01 – Structural)

    In NLA Template there is the possibility to also give a presentation name to the level. When selecting one level the field “Level name in view” could be used.

    Rooms
    Rooms must be placed in the file from which the finishes schedule by room is going to be extracted, usually the CRD file.
    (Block)Level Compartment(Area)

    Example:
    L02_014 (Compartment 14 on Level 02 – Project with only one block)
    A_L02_014_b (Compartment 14 on Level 02, block A)
    A_L02_014_b (Area b in Compartment 14 on Level 02, block A)

    Typology
    Block + Level + Typology + Version
    Example:
    A_L01_T4_a

    Key Number
    In Touristic Projects such as Hotels, Guest Units are characterized by the Key Number. In these cases, the key number corresponds to the Compartment code. Inside Guest Units, there are areas or subdivisions that should be characterized by lowercase letters.

    Rooms Parameters
    Fill the following parameters:
    NLA_Fraction
    NLA_Fraction_PH
    NLA_Name_Translation
    NLA_Typology

    NOTE:
    When naming rooms / elements in the model, and whenever abbreviations are used, all punctuation must be avoided. This measure is intended to avoid elements that should be equal having different names. Allowing an easier filtration, scheduling, etc. Abbreviations must also be written in caps.
    For example: Living room = LR


  • B04.05. Elements of Interior Design

    Interior Design
    LDxxDecorative Lightingu / m
    AFxxArt Fixtureu
    WTxxWindow Treatment / Curtains m2 / u
    FAxxFabricm2
    CPxxCarpets m2 / u
    RMxxMural Coveringm2
    BAxxSanitary Equipment Acessoriesu
    DCxxDecorative Cushionu
    CGxxCasegood (Fixed Equipment) Costum Madeu
    Materials
    RYxxComposite Materialsm2
    MTxxMetalm2
    TLxxFloor Tilem2
    GLxxGlassm2
    PTxxPaintm2
    SSxxSolid Surfacem2
    STxxStonem2
    LMxxLaminatem2
    WDWoodm2
    PNWall Panelm2
  • B04.04. Elements of Construction / Architecture

    (According to CI/Sfb)

    Table 0 – Physical Environment
    9Common FacilitiesMeas. Unit
    91Circulation
    92Resting and work
    93Culinaryvg / u
    94Sanitary and hygiene
    Table 1 – Elements
    1Substructure 
    2Primary ElementsMeas. Unit
    21External Wallsm2
    22Internal Wallsm2
    23Floorsm2
    23.01 – 23.49Externalm2
    23.50 – 23.99Internalm2
    24Stairs, Rampas
    25Façade Shading Systemsm2 / u
    26Balconys’ stalls and Drying Areasu
    27Roofsm2
    28Shafts
    29Parts of Elements (Pre-Fabricated)u
    3Secondary ElementsMeas. Unit
    31External Doors and Windowsu
    31FFire Ratedu
    31WWoodu
    31MMetallicu
    31GGlassu
    31TCurtain Wallu
    32Internal Doors and Windowsu
    32FFire Ratedu
    32WWoodu
    32MMetalicu
    32GGlassu
    32TCurtain Wallu
    33Skirtingsm
    33.01 – 33.49Externalm
    33.50 – 33.99Internalm
    34Stairs Railingsm
    34.01 – 34.49Externalm
    34.50 – 34.99Internalm
    35Suspended Ceilingsm2
    35.01 – 35.49Externalm2
    35.50 – 35.99Internalm2
    36Ceiling Moldings & Covesm
    36.01 – 36.49Externalm
    36.50 – 36.99Internalm
    37Chimneys and Roofs’ Technical Areasu
    38Railingsm
    39Coping, Sills and Thresholdsm
    39.01 – 39.49Externalm
    39.50 – 39.99Internalm
    4FinishesMeas. Unit
    41External Wallm2
    42Internal Wallm2
    43Floorm2
    43.01 – 43.49Externalm2
    43.50 – 43.99Internalm2
    44Stairm2
    44.01 – 44.49Externalm2
    44.50 – 44.99Internalm2
    45Ceilingm2
    45.01 – 45.49Externalm2
    45.50 – 45.99Internalm2
    46Equipmentm2
    47Roofm2
    48Other Finishes to Structurem2
    49Parts of Elementsm2
      
    5Piped and Ducted 
    6Electrical and MechanicalMeas. Unit
    63Lightingm / u
    67Liftsu
    7Fixed EquipmentsMeas. Unit
    72Resting and work (Furniture)u
    73Culinary (Kitchen)u
    74Sanitary and hygiene (Bathroom)u
    76Storage (Fixed Equipents / Closet)u
    78Othersu
    8Loose Furniture and Equipment (Interior Design)Meas. Unit
    82Resting and work (Furniture)u
    83Culinary (Kitchen)u
    84Sanitary and hygiene (Bathroom Accessories)u
    86Storage (Lockers)u
    88Othersu
     
    Table 3 Materiais
     Special PurposesMeas. Unit
    mInorganic Fibers (Insulations, …)m2
    rPlaster, Mortarsm2
    r.01 – r.49Externalm2
    r.50 – r.99Internalm2
    vPaintsm2
    v.01 – v.49Externalm2
    v.50 – v.99Internalm2
    yComposite (Vynil,..)m2
     
    Table 4 – Activities
     Special PurposesMeas. Unit
    C1Building Sitevg
    C2Demolitionsm2 / vg
    C3Othersm2 / vg
    DConstruction OperationsMeas. Unit
    D1Protectingm2 / vg
    D2Clearing, Preparingm2 / vg
    D3Transporting, Liftingkg / vg
    D4Forming: Cutting, Shaping, fittingm2 / vg
    D5Treatment: drilling, boringm2 / vg
    D6Placing: laying, applyingm2 / vg
    D7Making Good, Reparingm2 / vg
    D8Cleaning Upm2 / vg
    D9Other Construction Operationsm2 / vg

  • B04.03. Disciplines

    National (PT)International (ENG)
    CodeDescriptionCodeDescription
    CORCoordenaçãoCRDCoordination
    TOPTopografiaTOPTopographical
    URBUrbanismoURBUrbanism
    PAIPaisagismoLDSLandscaping
    ARQArquitecturaARCArchitecture
    INTDesign De InterioresINTInterior Design
    FNDFundaçõesFNDFoundations
    ESTEstruturaSTRStructural
    MEPMepMEPMep
    MECMecânicaMECMechanical
    AVACAvacHVACHvac
    ELEElectricidadeELEElectrical
    TUBTubagensPLUPlumbing
    HIDHidráulicaHYDHydraulic
    DRNDrenagemDRNDrainage
    ILUIluminaçãoLGHLighting
    TELTelecomunicaçõesTELTelecom
    SEGSegurança (Cctv)SECSecurity (Cctv)
    SCISegurança Contra IncêndiosFLSFire And Life Safety
    ACTAcústicaACTAcoustic
    TERTérmicaTHRThermal
    GASGásGASGas
    LIXLixoGRBGarbage
    SINSinalécticaSGNSignage
    ELVElevadoresELVElevators
    PISPiscinasPWFPools
    HOSHospitalidade – OperaçõesHOSHospitality – Operations
    DMLDemoliçõesDMLDemolitions
      TMSTechnical Management System