Style 8, the Blueprint. Round 4: the formats
The approved sheet on the taller boards. A taller sheet gets more drawing, not more blue. Portrait keeps the plan, the notes and the title strip and adds a room schedule under the notes, the table a real sheet carries: number, room, size, floor, notes. Story stacks the plan and the front elevation, the notes under both, the strip at the foot; two drawings fill it, so the schedule stays on portrait. On the elevation card the two drawings swap; the detail card carries the elevation below it; the grid sheet carries its notes at full size and the whole schedule.
What to look at. Whether the taller sheets still read as one drawing set, and whether the schedule earns its place. Pass or note each by name and format.
Builder: reference-cards/style-8-blueprint/build-blueprint-r4.js, FORMAT=portrait|story. The square set is round-3-blueprint.