Different roles.
Shared understanding.

A drawing passes through many hands. Keep the evidence in view, from the first detail to the next decision.

THREE PERSPECTIVES / ONE DRAWING SET

Review from your perspective.

FROM DESIGN INTENT TO THE DETAIL

Connections, dimensions, and member references carry the design forward. Give the questions around them a clear place in your review.

DRAWING COORDINATIONILLUSTRATIVE

PLAN EXCERPT

MEMBER SCHEDULE EXCERPT

COORDINATION QUESTIONSame mark. Different section.Which reference needs to be reconciled?

ILLUSTRATIVE DRAWING EXCERPTS / Not a project result.

ACROSS THE HANDOFF

A shared source helps different disciplines ask better questions. Your project’s agreed responsibilities and approval process still govern the work.

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Typical review conversations by project stage and team
At each stage	Detailers	Fabricators	Review teams
01 Establish context	Which detail and revision are we discussing?	Which piece or assembly does this affect?	Are the relevant source documents available?
02 Investigate	Do the related drawing references agree?	What needs clarification before shop work?	What does the evidence support—and what is missing?
03 Carry forward	What information needs to be reconciled?	What response does the shop need?	Who needs to make or approve the decision?

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