Hello
I want to add cladding around a strucutral column.
Is drawing a wall around the column the best practice?
Here is an image with the cad linked
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@AidanHawkins wrote:Hello
I want to add cladding around a strucutral column.
Is drawing a wall around the column the best practice?
Here is an image with the cad linked
Wall is acceptable practice. There is no "best practice". Depends on you and your requirements. In the real world, how will the cladding be applied to the Columns?
NOTE: You can use architectural columns to model column box-outs around structural columns.
Use Architectural column. You can nest a shared architectural column in the structural column and associate parameters. And don't get scared away by someone saying you shouldn't do it.
I wouldn't nest a two-level family into another two-level family.
But if you want to do it this way, then check out this video:
Revit 2012 & Nested Structural Columns Workarounds - YouTube
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