Insulation, Core Boundary and connection between floor and wall

[g00396645]

Hello

I am trying to replicate a project and so far i have the entire project replicated except for one aspect

There is a specific connection between the wall on the first floor and a Balcony which are not connecting properly?

Can  anyone advise how to get it right

What it should look like:

Notice how the insulation on the floor to the left connects to the wall

What it currently looks like:

I have palyed with the core boundaries and layers in many different configurations, joining , changing join order etc and i cannot get it right 

Please let me know if anyone can help 🙂

[ToanDN]

Like this?

[g00396645]

Hello

Thanks for the reply

See attached, i included the wall and the Balcony on the left and floor on the right 

[g00396645]

Yes, that is near exactly what i am trying to accomplish

[g00396645]

This is exactly what I am looking to do, is there an extra step to join it like this? Or will it join automatically depending on the structure make up 

[ToanDN · Accepted solution]

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@g00396645 wrote:

This is exactly what I am looking to do, is there an extra step to join it like this? Or will it join automatically depending on the structure make up 

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No special joining, just attach the wall base to the floors, or lower the wall base to the floor insulation layer and join geometry.  I did need to revise your floor and wall assembly layers.  See your revised file.

[colmDG4AB]

Technically though what supports that left hand side masonry leaf? You can't just leave it sitting directly on insulation. Unless it's some sort of super strong compressive insulation I am not aware of.

[g00396645]

Thank you very much! This is perfect

[g00396645]

Technically yes, however, as this is more a visual project. we are required to make an exact copy of the given drawing for Revit proficiency

[ToanDN]

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@colmDG4AB wrote:

Technically though what supports that left hand side masonry leaf? You can't just leave it sitting directly on insulation. Unless it's some sort of super strong compressive insulation I am not aware of.

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I have to agree.  If it was me who detailed it would be like one of these.

[g00396645]

For curiosity, how did you do the second image? Where the concret slab runs under the insulation and connects to the other floor?

[ToanDN]

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@g00396645 wrote:

For curiosity, how did you do the second image? Where the concret slab runs under the insulation and connects to the other floor?

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Overlap them like below, join geometry and switch join order.

[g00396645]

Perfect, thank you so much!

[colmDG4AB]

Just overlap the 2 floors. Make sure they are the same material and hit join geometry.