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	'''ISO 4157''' is an ] ] for construction drawings and designation systems.

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	It is composed of 3 parts:
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	*ISO 4157-1:1998 "Construction drawings -- Designation systems -- Part 1: Buildings and parts of buildings"
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	*ISO 4157-2:1998 "Construction drawings -- Designation systems -- Part 2: Room names and numbers"
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	*ISO 4157-3:1998 "Construction drawings -- Designation systems -- Part 3: Room identifiers"
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	Main definitions:
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	*Floor n: is the horizontal partition between storey n and storey (n+1). The floor in storey 5 is named as floor 4.
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	*Room: identifiable physical space (area or volume, space or void) real or theoretical, although not necessary a traditional room (i.e., enclosed by walls, ceiling and floor).
	*Room identifiers: registration number of spaces:
	*Room numbers: numbers (code) of rooms

	Standard samples:
	00 Ground floor
	05 5th floor
	-2 2nd basement floor
	#0215 2nd floor, room 15

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	{{ISO standards}}

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List of ISO standards 3000–4999#ISO 4157

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