Sunken Floor

Sunken Floor

HEVNBND
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Sunken Floor

HEVNBND
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So I have created a 4" Slab and can edit the boundary however what I have not figured out is how to make one section 1' lower than the others. I have the section I want lower contained in its own boundary however when I select it all of my floor boundaries are selected. What am i missing? Thanks

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ToanDN
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Edit sub elements.
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barthbradley
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You mean you want the floor to Slope?  Use the Slope Arrow in Sketch Mode.  

 

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...or do you mean stepped like this:

 

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Two separate floors.  

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HEVNBND
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I want it stepped. Problem is when I select the section I want stepped Revit selects all the floors.

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barthbradley
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You can't model it as a monolithic 4" slab floor, because it isn't a monolithic 4" slab floor.  Model it the way it will be constructed in real life -- as two separate floors.  Also, think about what's supporting the higher slab floor.  It's got to be a "wall" of some kind.   

 

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Actually, if I may take the design a "step" further; I think you need to incorporate steps to meet code.  Just saying. 

 

Sunken 3.png

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HEVNBND
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Barthbradley this is what I am looking for. I am not sure how to do it in Revit though.

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barthbradley
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Draw 2 floors; one offset from the other. Draw a wall around the perimeter of the recessed floor and connect it to floor above.  Use another floor to make the step.  Understand?  

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ToanDN
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See attached file.

 

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barthbradley
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...Floor as Step

 

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