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Every dimension belongs to an object and a drawing. Original room numbers, object marks, printed values and source regions stay together—even when the answer is unresolved.

Source photographs
464
Identified objects
4872
Verified printed values
12046
Disputed values
20

464 of 464 photographs have extraction records, containing 27,517 properties. Initial image review is not exhaustive extraction: 0 photographs have passed the full-region check. 66 numbered sheets are reconciled. Modeling and architectural registration are separate work; these counts do not establish a complete building.

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IMG_1244 · Folder 189

DETAILS OF STEPS, BALUSTRADES, ETC.

Sheet number unresolved

Extraction: Reviewed · extraction partial. Sheet title; Section C-C; Main entrance HALF PLAN; Bronze rail note and pier fixture Partial timed visual review: Source-local photographed design detail; no installed quantity, accepted geometry or world placement authorized. Partial timed visual review: Source-local photographed drawing evidence only; stacked marks are interpreted as drawing references, not historical entrance identifiers. No installed quantities or accepted geometry. Partial timed visual review: Main Section C-C step material and companion reference. Known count/run/slab/elevations reused; no step profile inferred from symbolic sawtooth. Partial timed visual review: Section C-C and upper HALF PLAN. Raw pixel content upright despite EXIF 6. Stair count/run/datum values reused; additional slab evidence distinct from tread/riser profile. Partial timed visual review: Half-plan local source dimensions. Raw encoded pixels read upright at zero rotation despite parent EXIF 6; EXIF is not used as reading transform.

Highlighted reading: 9.98 ft.

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Unresolved extraction work
  • Other balustrade, corner-plan, coping, cramp and foundation details on the same sheet
  • All notes and dimensions outside the bounded Main entrance regions
  • Title-block sheet number and issue date
  • Remaining fine dimension chains, fractions, material schedules and revision annotations need targeted review
  • Floor/room and installed-instance registration, quantities, finishes and companion callout reconciliation unresolved
  • Full-region extraction and architectural acceptance remain incomplete
  • Remaining dimensions, fractions, all notes, revisions and material hatch application need region-by-region review
  • Reference sheet correspondence, historical instance/floor/room registration and independent checks unresolved
  • Extraction partial; modeling/checking not accepted
  • Companion 204 profile and stone-specification linkage
  • Unreviewed fine finish/wash and support chains
  • Riser count/height, exact nosing and structural build-up
  • Installed axes/finish transfer and archival revision authority
  • Step detail reference
  • Risers, nosing and complete structural build-up
  • All-region review and physical registration
  • Finished/rough/masonry witness classification and physical world registration
  • Installed applicability, historical revision authority and companion checks
  • Remaining sheet sections, dimensions, notes, material specifications and exhaustive source review
  • Wash fraction/unit not verified
  • Circular-hole function/depth and relation to fixture unestablished
  • Rail installed quantities/height/stations and step riser/nosing details remain unresolved

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Printed values, calculations, image traces and observed counts are different kinds of evidence. “Verified” applies to the specific reading—not to the whole room or model.

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