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    United States National CAD Standard V5

    Does anyone have any experience with this standard? Is it easy to implement and does it work with Revit Projects? Also any other helpful information is welcome.
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    We just implemented 3.51 into our Revit templates.

    Where in Tulsa? I'm in the 320 Boston Building.
    .Carl - Architect, BIM Manager, Father, Husband, Coach, Player, Disc Tosser, Driver... not necessarily in that order.

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      #3
      We are in the process of implementing NCS4.0, a lot of meetings and a lot of waiting. IMO its not designed for Revit.
      -Alex Cunningham

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        #4
        It's not designed for BIM. We are mainly implementing the graphical standards portion, line weights, sheet numbering, etc since we do a lot of VA and government work that require strict adherence. HOWEVER, a lot of these clients are also starting to write their own BIM standards. I'm not sure which is scarier to me.
        .Carl - Architect, BIM Manager, Father, Husband, Coach, Player, Disc Tosser, Driver... not necessarily in that order.

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          #5
          Then throw in Medical work where the client wants something completly different then NCS or VA/State work. Ugh. So many standards to manage.
          -Alex Cunningham

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            #6
            NCS and VA compliance are *sort of* doable with Revit. We have an NCS4.0 template that is different than our standard Beck Template. There are some areas that you cannot comply (not possible in Revit) but we fill out the exceptions list on jobs that actually make you fill out the Compliance checklist as well.
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              #7
              Originally posted by Alex Cunningham View Post
              Then throw in Medical work where the client wants something completly different then NCS or VA/State work. Ugh. So many standards to manage.
              That's the great thing about standards -so many to choose from.

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                #8
                Originally posted by jsnyder View Post
                That's the great thing about standards -so many to choose from.

                Awesome!!!
                The standard on sheet S-112 can be different then S-113. w00t w00t. My job just got way easy. In fact... I am going home, forever.
                -Alex Cunningham

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by revittotd View Post

                  Where in Tulsa? I'm in the 320 Boston Building.
                  I am in One Williams Center.

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                    #10
                    Hmmm.. did you used to work with Kenton Grant?
                    .Carl - Architect, BIM Manager, Father, Husband, Coach, Player, Disc Tosser, Driver... not necessarily in that order.

                    Free Revit Chat | Cre8iveThings Blog | Live Architecture! | Past Live Architecture!

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