1. Ceilings and Stairs RCPs good place for building systems coordination More three-dimensional variety than plans Coordinate vertical elements like elevators and stairs

2. Design RCPS vs. Construction Documents graphics Design RCPS: Lighting strategy (uplighting, downlighting, whatever) Ceiling materials and soffit heights Key to fixtures and materials CD RCPs Precise ceiling grids, labels, mechanical system, sprinklers, exit signs Dimensions for soffits and fixture locations Switching

10. Ceiling Construction Details Interface of horizontal elements and vertical

11. ACT meeting GWB wall

12. ACT hung off structure

15. GWB ceilings

17. Special conditions

20. Stretched ceiling

22. Switching Plans Indicate location of controls Groupings fixtures onto circuits Can be on RCP, or a separate drawing

27. Stairs Be aware of Code Requirements for riser, tread, maximum rise per run, and minimum width Handrails required both sides; guardrails only where stair is open and <30 Revit will calculate for you, and draw standard railings Rectangular stairs are cheaper, simpler to draw, and boring

28. Stairs

29. More stairs

30. What about metal?

31. Cable systems

32. Very organic

33. Yikes

34. More metal

35. Companies and materials http://www.agapl.com.au/techda t8b.htm http://www.agapl.com.au/techda t8b.htm http://www.americanrailing.com/ http://www.bigdmetal.com/ http://www.architecturalmesh.com /main.html http://www.architecturalmesh.com /main.html http://www.aluminum-rails.com/