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Rooms and Areas

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    1. 1. Topics in this section
    • Revit Structure iconRevit Structure
    • Revit Architecture iconRevit Architecture
    • Revit MEP iconRevit MEP

    Define rooms and areas in the building model to plan occupancy and usage of a building, and to perform basic analysis of the design.

    Revit Structure

    Architects, designers, and structural engineers use areas to plan occupancy and usage of a building, and to perform basic analysis of a design.

    Revit Architecture - Revit MEP

    In Revit MEP, mechanical engineers can use room-bounding information as a starting point for defining spaces and zones for heating and cooling loads analysis.

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    • pthom47Tue Mar 13, 2012 9:13 pmIs there actually step by step instructions on how to create a 3D wall/room in this program?
    • loboarchWed Mar 14, 2012 5:03 amWalls and room are 2 different kinds of objects. Rooms are not really "3D" you can calculate the volume of a room object if you turn volume calculation on.

      Walls are 3D elements, you can learn how to place them here. Just because you have enclosed a space with walls it is not technically a "room" until a room object is placed.

      Jeff Hanson
      Sr. Subject Matter Expert
      Autodesk BCG
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