solai e travi

[Ciuchin0]

I created a complex system of beams as from attached image.
These beams have for the moment the upper ecstasy equal to the ground level.
to these beams, I should "overtake" a lotion. .a sort of plate that will then host the inner area of the lot, which will be used in part to green and partly to pavement.
How do I achieve this "higher sun"? I used the structural floor system. I need a ceiling in predal plates for precision. I don't understand. Do I have to create a floor for each area bordered by the beams? I'd be crazy. .
Can I do a "super solace" by taking the outer contours?
I did this, and he created me the supersonic but from the ground floor plan I see all the lines of the beams. What do I do? give an offset to the beams and lower them necessary?
for the differentiation of sucessive pavement (green or bettonelle) I thought of using a second floor overlapping to the structural one. but the latter. How do you want to do that?
thank you for the advice and hope to have been clear.

ps: I allow myself to add a question since from the drawing you see. the walls that house the ramparts of the garage, are interspersed with structural pillars. to avoid notice that effect of material difference, how should I act? Can I change the material only to a pillar face? or should I move the wall in front of them?
Thanks again.

 

[gfrank]

start from the bottom:
the pillar, therefore, will not be visible (cls), but will be covered by the plaster, as on the wall.
then, furnish the pilasto with respect to the wall, of a quota equal to the thickness of the plaster, so the outer layer of the wall (intonque), if made in continuous mode, winds the pillar

if the wall has been designed with a break between the pillars, you have to knead a layer of plaster (wall with one layer)

p.s. revit is used as building!

 

[gfrank]

I created a complex system of beams as from attached image.
These beams have for the moment the upper ecstasy equal to the ground level.
to these beams, I should "overtake" a lotion. .a sort of plate that will then host the inner area of the lot, which will be used in part to green and partly to pavement.
How do I achieve this "higher sun"? I used the structural floor system. I need a ceiling in predal plates for precision. I don't understand. Do I have to create a floor for each area bordered by the beams? I'd be crazy. .

each floor designed, enclosed by the magenta lines, is a single object, so all the specificities of the object are unique.
if you need a single floor, in which all layers are the same, just one polygon (= one floor) that encloses the perimeter of the whole floor/zone

...can I make a "super solace" taking the outer contours?
I did this, and he created me the supersonic but from the ground floor plan I see all the lines of the beams. What do I do? give an offset to the beams and lower them necessary? . . .

When you build, the jet of the beam comes flush to the floor? I don't believe, and consequently lowers the beams

...for the differentiation of sucessive pavement (green or bettonelle) I thought of using a second floor overlapping with the structural one. but the latter. How do you want to do that?

always applies to the concept of the first point: if you have to change the type of a layer, on part of a floor, you have to use many floors as are the types.
possibly with the command "divid surface" and "painting" you can assign different colors to the same surface of the only floor

How do you build that loft?
a) the beams arrive at a certain quota, then throws the loft composed of "predall" + collaborative cls (4/5 cm)
in revit a single sole composed of 2/3 layers (1- predall/2 polystyrene/3 casting cls collaborative) with wire greater than the same share of the beams
b) finishing floor (in zone) composed of:
- substrate+ malta+betonelle
- and green areas from insulating sheath and earth.
in revit you have to alternate specific floors, consisting of:
b1) floor with 3 layers (1-background/2 -malta/3 -betonelle) in specific homogenous zones
b2)floor with 2 layers (1-guaina/2 soil-grass) in specific homogenous zones

the building of the same floor in specific areas, is done with a single drawing session, that is, you can draw many perimeters (magenta lines) closed, how many are the areas to be defined with the same floor

p.p.s. uses revit drawing how to build!! !

 

[Ciuchin0]

start from the bottom:
the pillar, therefore, will not be visible (cls), but will be covered by the plaster, as on the wall.
then, furnish the pilasto with respect to the wall, of a quota equal to the thickness of the plaster, so the outer layer of the wall (intonque), if made in continuous mode, winds the pillar

if the wall has been designed with a break between the pillars, you have to knead a layer of plaster (wall with one layer)

p.s. revit is used as building!

You're fucking right, gfrank. I actually have to think about it as if you were building it.
I had not thought of the possibility of adding a piece of wall that is essentially plaster.
in any case, it would be too sluggish. I prefer to create a 1 cm offset of the wall outside.
Thank you very much for the tip!

 

[Ciuchin0]

p.p.s. uses revit drawing how to build!! !

It's really much easier than I thought.
Thank you very much!