Enlarged Guest Room Plans

Enlarged Guest Room Plans

Overview

• Detailed information is conveyed in one drawing, including:
  • Floor plan
  • Reflected ceiling plan
  • Electrical plan
  • Furniture plan
  • Axonometrics
  • Interior elevations

Scale and Dimensions

• All four images are presented at a scale of 1/4 inch equals a foot.
• Dimensions on the floor plan are anchored to column grids.
  • Example: 12 feet from the center line of the grid to the outside face of the EPIS system.

Floor Plan Details

• Suite Layout:
  • Door from the hallway with a door number.
  • Kitchenette.
  • Sitting area.
  • Sleeping area.
  • Closet.
  • Bathroom.
• Interior Elevations:
  • Symbols indicate individual interior elevations and their locations (e.g., on page A427, image number 14).
  • Multiple interior elevations are referenced (e.g., numbers 6, 9, 8, and 7).
• Section Cut:
  • A section cut through the cabinet is on page A530, image 12, likely in millwork drawings.
• Legends:
  • Legend keys are presented at the beginning of the enlarged guest room plans.
• Special Wall Detail:
  • Similar to the special wall seen on floor plans.
  • Hotels need to maintain specific sound transmission coefficients between units.
  • A double wall with an airspace and insulation typically meets these requirements.
• Chase for venting.

Reflected Ceiling Plan

• A reflected ceiling plan is as if you had a mirror on the floor looking up.
• Ceiling types and heights are indicated (e.g., Level 1 has ceiling type B, levels 2-4 have ceiling type A).
• Light fixture locations:
  • Normally, light fixtures are not dimensioned unless their locations are very specific.
  • Example: A light fixture is equally located between two faces where there's a change in ceiling height.
  • Fixtures are often anchored to walls.
  • Example: A fixture is located 1 foot 9 inches from the end of a wall.
  • Light fixtures are equally located within the shower area.

Revit Model and Information Extraction

• Virtual tours are possible within Revit.
• The furniture plan, electrical plan, and interior elevations are extracted from the same model.
• Modeling uses different layers for electrical symbols, electrical dimensions, furniture plan keynotes, and elevation plan keynotes.

Electrical Plan

• Anchoring to walls rather than structural grids.
• Locating outlets instead of light fixtures (as in the floor plan).
• Legends define different electrical symbols (e.g., switch, television outlet, regular two-plex outlet).

Furniture Plan

• Information is extracted from the specifications book or interior design drawings.
• Details about furniture items are included (e.g., chair is table x-212).

Interior Elevations

• Information conveyed includes:
  • Bed number (e.g., Q104).
  • Pillow numbers (e.g., X106A and B).
• All interior elevations are drawn at 1/4 inch scale, consistent with other plans.

Summary

• The enlarged guest room set of drawings is highly informational.
• It's easy to see details, and the 3D model in the drawing is beneficial.