IMG_1250 · Folder 189DETAIL OF UPPER STORIES — BROADWAY ELEVATION
Sheet W207
Extraction: Reviewed · extraction partial. Identify and audit the next exact companion detail for the registered Broadway elevation and sectional stone-face controls, preserving printed dimensions and boundary semantics without propagating one photographed detail to every Broadway bay. W207 upper-opening elevation, Sections A-A/B-B/C-C: local dimensions, sash layout and physical authorability reviewed. Partial timed visual review: Printed specification or source-local detail only; no installed quantity, accepted room geometry, host placement or building transform established.
Highlighted reading: 1.645833333 ft.
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Unresolved extraction work
- Reviewed W207 cut-line/type-mark correspondence to a unique IMG_1231 Broadway bay and opening ID
- Overall exterior stone face to interior finish face wall thickness
- Classification and world X of the W207 interior finish face
- Exact stone, backing, cavity and plaster layer thickness chain
- Whether the 10 1/2-inch and 1-foot returns are jamb-specific, plane-family-specific or another local condition
- Accepted rough-opening versus masonry-opening versus steel-sash/frame boundaries on IMG_1231
- Lower-story wall and first-floor jamb geometry from IMG_1246/IMG_1247
- Upper-story head/library special-condition relationship of IMG_1300 to W207
- Independent as-built or companion-plan check
- The steel sash lacks all finite frame/mullion/glass sections and fabrication offsets; the marble stool lacks a closed profile; the tile has thickness only, with no bounded patch; the opening lacks a classified rough width and host depth. The 4/11 building bay, wall X and checked plan/elevation station are also unresolved.
- Remaining small dimension fractions, profile boundaries, fasteners and dense notes require targeted master/clearer companion review
- Installed instances, quantities, room registration and revisions remain unresolved
- All-region measured extraction and architectural acceptance remain incomplete
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