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[sn4k3]

Hi, I'm new here, but I've been following you for a while.
I would like to make some kind of telon to put on my building (from the roof to the base diagonally) in Milan's fiela rho style (the fuksas project), which remembers a mountain. I would like to make it in triangular panels (just like the Rho fair) with stretched network panels (like this http://www.edilportale.com/immagini/prodotti-thumb/b_prodotti-4314-rel-73863.jpg). How do I realize it?

other question, in the rest of the building instead I have to insert a ventilated wall, how do I realize it on revit? I suppose I also know how to use the 3d autocad, so the creation of a family should not be difficult, but how do I do it?
Thanks again

 

[lance]

It is not what can be explained step by step in a forum.

However in the first case you should start from a mass, decide to split it and then create a continuous facade panel based on pattern.

other question, in the rest of the building instead I have to insert a ventilated wall, how do I realize it on revit? I suppose I also know how to use the 3d autocad, so the creation of a family should not be difficult, but how do I do it?

a family is something that goes far beyond three-dimensional modeling... you should first understand what it is and then post specific questions.

 

[sn4k3]

It is not what can be explained step by step in a forum.

However in the first case you should start from a mass, decide to split it and then create a continuous facade panel based on pattern.



a family is something that goes far beyond three-dimensional modeling... you should first understand what it is and then post specific questions.

First of all thanks to the answer, I use from a poor revit year and for now I have used only quite basic functions, I am now facing families, would you have some guidance to recommend?
for the first question I will try to follow your suggestions, while to make a simple ventilated wall how should I do?

 

[Tristan]

First of all thanks to the answer, I use from a poor revit year and for now I have used only quite basic functions, I am now facing families, would you have some guidance to recommend?

ma questa ovvian
http://www.tecnichenuove.com/autodesk-revit-architecture-2013.html

 

[Tristan]

for the first question I will try to follow your suggestions, while to make a simple ventilated wall how should I do?

you could put a continuous façade, properly created, on a normal wall.

n.b. if you need to insert windows use walls instead of panels and merge the facade continues to the wall on which it will be rested.
a Swiss example
http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/37894364/m15.pdf

 

[sn4k3]

ma questa ovvian
http://www.tecnichenuove.com/autodesk-revit-architecture-2013.html

thanks is just the volume I was buying, I will take it as soon as possible

you could put a continuous façade, properly created, on a normal wall.

n.b. if you need to insert windows use walls instead of panels and merge the facade continues to the wall on which it will be rested.
a Swiss example
http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/37894364/m15.pdf

Yes, I should also put some windows, so I create a wall, I place a continuous facade, I replace the panels of the facade continuous with walls (from the property of the continuous facade right?) and then I insert the windows normally?
a very last question, in the example of pdf, in the upper right asymmetric you see the ground dissected, with what instrument did you do it? I usually use the "topographic surface" tool but it is thin, not full. Sorry the ignorant question

 

[Tristan]

So I create a wall, I accept a continuous facade, I replace the panels of the facade continuous with walls (from the property of the facade continues right?) and then I insert the windows normally?

you have to join the wall to the continuous facade (change control> join)

a very last question, in the example of pdf, in the upper right asymmetric you see the ground dissected, with what instrument did you do it? I usually use the "topographic surface" tool but it is thin, not full.

activate the section pane and try to dissect the surface

 

[sn4k3]

Thanks again, later I try
p.s. your blog has a new follower:d