Interface schedule
Keep every junction visible.
Build a coordination list for review. Use drawing references, not confidential project or personal details. Export before leaving the page.
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Make the interface schedule explain what meets what
The schedule should connect each detail to a location, the components on either side of the interface and the evidence needed to resolve it. A detail image helps people discuss the condition; it does not establish the dimensions or acceptance of the supplied assembly.
Describe the junction, not only the material
Identify the field condition, edge, corner, opening or change in plane. Name both adjoining components and record the selected profile where known. Keep an unknown profile or connection visibly unresolved rather than substituting a familiar-looking detail.
Give every open question a home
Attach the drawing reference, revision, responsible reviewer and missing information to the specific interface. When a response arrives, retain it with the earlier record so another person can see why the detail changed.
Example: a rainscreen window opening
A field cladding detail does not resolve the window perimeter. Create a separate interface entry for the opening and record the required coordination with the project wall and window details. The material profile, termination and attachment questions remain distinct from the wall's water-management design.