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I have a project, and within this project there are a number of elements:
- Building 1 - the main structure
- Building 2 - secondary structure
- Building 3 - tertiary structure
- Site works and elements
Currently, we have three separate project files being worked on by three difference people on the three building elements. It was always my intention to then combine (or link) the project files into one central project file, which would also be where the site information would be modelled.
It is probably my Autocad background that is steering me into setting up everything like that, but I am worried that my approach is flawed or even completely wrong, from a Revit point of view.
So my question is how should I approach combining the different files into one file, or is combining the files even that necessary or required at all? I'm hoping for some help from a best practice standpoint?
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