2D Sheet Extraction
What we can offer you
We turn your 3D BIM model into fully construction-ready 2D documentation — accurate, standards-compliant, and formatted to your templates, so what’s issued matches exactly what was modelled.
File Format Options Available on Export
Deliverables in the Format You Need
List every export format you support so clients know their downstream tools are covered:
| Format | Typical Use |
| Review sets, permit submittals, field distribution | |
| DWG | Native AutoCAD editing/reference |
| RVT | Native Revit model handoff |
| DGN | MicroStation/DOT & infrastructure projects |
| IFC | Cross-platform BIM interoperability |
| NWD/NWC | Navisworks federated review |
| DWF/DWFx | Lightweight markup & review |
Revision control:
Every sheet carries a revision block (Rev #, date, description of change, initials) in the title block.
Revision clouds and delta triangles mark changed content on the sheet itself, tied to the revision number.
A master revision log tracks every issued revision across the full set, with issue purpose (e.g., “Issued for Coordination,” “Issued for Construction,” “Issued for Permit”).
Superseded sheets are archived, not deleted, maintaining full version history for the project record
Coordination Workflow with Structural & MEP Teams
How Sheets Move Through Coordination
Model receipt & federation
Discipline models (structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing) are received and federated into a single coordination model.
Initial clash/interference run
Automated clash detection flags conflicts between structural elements and MEP systems.
Coordination meetings
Recurring sessions (typically weekly) with structural and MEP leads to review flagged issues, assign resolution ownership, and confirm routing/clearance decisions.
Resolution & model update
Responsible discipline updates their model; changes are re-federated and re-checked.
Sheet generation
Once a coordination milestone is signed off, sheets are generated/updated from the coordinated model, ensuring drawings reflect the current, clash-free state.
Sign-off
Structural and MEP leads formally acknowledge the coordinated sheet set before it moves to QC
This keeps drawings synchronized with the live coordination model rather than becoming outdated the moment a discipline makes a change
Quality-Check Process & Delivery SLA
Every Sheet Passes Through Structured QC Before Delivery
QC process (typical stages):
- Self-check — Drafter/modeler reviews own work against a discipline-specific checklist (dimension accuracy, tag completeness, layer/standard compliance).
- Peer review — A second team member cross-checks the sheet against the model and referenced standards.
- Lead review — Discipline lead reviews for coordination accuracy and constructability.
- Final QC pass — Dedicated QC reviewer checks sheet set as a whole for numbering consistency, revision accuracy, and completeness before release.
Delivery SLA (example — replace with your actual commitments):
Deliverable | Turnaround |
Standard sheet set (per discipline, per phase) | 5–7 business days |
Revision cycle (post-markup) | 2–3 business days |
Rush turnaround | 24–48 hours (premium rate) |
Final Issued-for-Construction set | Per project milestone schedule |
Review drawing quality before you commit
A working set of sample sheets across every discipline we coordinate. Click any sheet to open a full-size preview.
Key Deliverables
Revit Project Files (.rvt) · Navisworks NWD/NWC · IFC Export · Point Cloud Integration · BIM 360 / ACC Upload
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