Visible, orderly and accessible.
A low drainage spine, a compact vertical stack and deliberate wall-face runs. A restrained graphite finish and regular supports give the installation a consistent visual language.
Surface mounting follows your brief. The exterior north spine, finish and dimensions are study proposals.
Low outlets cannot simply rise to an exposed collector. Failed routes remain visible, including their missing fall and geometry conflicts.
No wall chasing or slab cutting has been applied.Routing study
One visual order
Keep runs close to wall faces, minimise changes of direction and align supports. Maintain the real drainage fall; do not make a sloping pipe appear level by distorting the model.
Quiet graphite
Use one compatible pipe and bracket finish. Final material, UV exposure, insulation, condensation, acoustics and cleaning details still need selection. Support marks are a visual rhythm, not fixing specifications.
Coordinate the whole installation
Reserve a consistent layout for insulated water pipes, electrical containment and AVAC. Their sizes, separation, supports and routes will be resolved before adding them to this drawing.
Every branch has a result
| Fixture | Floor | Result | Missing fall | Geometry hits / sleeve requests |
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Private lifting station
The valve chamber and pumped connection still need their own locations. The public chamber invert of 16.70 m has not been treated as the same vertical datum as the survey.
Scope and files
Screening uses expanded object bounding boxes, so geometry hits can include false positives. It does not establish exact clearances, door swings, maintenance access or construction approval.
Routing reservations IFCStudy data + alternativesWater network + utility evidence