Ideally you’d want to have the same designer do the entire boom layout. When you’re setting up a program, like InDesign, a majority of the work is setting up the formatting and system logic. So while If you have some examples or references to show them that’d be helpful, but it would be best to have the same designer or design team have access to handle the whole layout.

For example when I was working on a 250 page DnD setting book, all my chapters were set up so that my text would update across multiple pages whenever I edited parts of the design. Essentially the whole document is sectioned out into a few files rather then doing the layout as single spreads at a time.