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If you do curtain walls or waffle slab you might want to consider line as you offset both way from center, but overall I agree pline is faster and my preferred method for most task

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I have run across this issue on previous projects… for some odd reason they lose host ceiling my solution was placing multiple light as components at the same time then use align to adjust them to the grid

@@architecturalab Thank you for the reply and for making these videos. Do you have any videos on the toposurface exercises of the book for Revit 2025?

With the death of ornaments and the move towards modernity, the simplification of buildings have gotten to a point where there’s no sense of character/charm in building, it’s quite sad with proper understanding of architectural history, we can start taking steps in the right direction

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I need to do a short series on reactionary videos on Roblox or Minecraft builds something on my list

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Realistic view is primarily for 3D drawings try visualizing it using section box in 3D view or Revit Quick Tip | Using Color Fill Legend to Create Architectural presentation plans! ua-cam.com/users/shorts8oKBNX4XUVk?feature=share

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I don’t understand do you have a question?

That is the best way to learn about the buildings to do a case study build a model from plans, section and elevation etc. I don’t know hogwarts castle from Harry Potter, but the Versailles use principles of design even down to the landscape

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Houses of the 1920s era are great to renovate as they are straight forward to gut, kind of like a classic hot rod. I renovated a 1928 house in the Heights, Houston, Texas where the roof sheathing was 2x8 laid on its side across scissor trusses! beyond overkill pretty much spent much of the time figuring out how to expose the bones of the structure without compromising efficiency

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Thank you I greatly appreciate it, let me know if you want me to cover a topic in the future

Looking back I still have no idea what that space is with no access to it at all how is everything going for you

Pretty good, did what u said on a full song drums and lyrics too, how’s school teaching going?

@@hurricane5537 I am so Proud of you, and teaching has been going pretty smoothly.

I was unable to find the file as it was in my previous computer, but 12-4 is easily attainable if you were to follow the steps of the exercise

Lost my train of thought when I said shirts… I would love to analyze Seattle and Bellevue and how the expected changes are going to have an impact the two sides are connected

@@architecturalab Hey whats up man, love your vids i just subscribed. I was just watching your autodesk revit videos and im struggling on it. Is there a way you could give me the link for the file to download excercise 12-4? Thanks, it would help me a ton

@@matttoczek6919 is this for residential or commercial Revit?

@@architecturalab do you by chance have an instagram profile or something?

@@architecturalab its for the residential Revit

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I am so sorry as I am not able to do so because as I am also teaching the class, I do not want my students to get hold of files that are already complete. Thank you for understanding.

@@architecturalab is it possible for you to send it privately?

Aesthetics drives a lot of the decisions in architecture, and sometimes I believe engineers might overlook symmetry or something that the architect is trying to achieve and you are right there’s been times where the principal architect that I worked under specified the door on the wall that would affect not only structural, but also mechanical electrical plumbing because we had so many things running through that wall. This is a valid point.

I am glad you found it funny it was hard to keep my composure

I tired having fun with it, some of them were too hilarious to rationalize with a straight face

I am glad you found it funny! lol

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When you edit rail make sure you are manipulating the rail by unpinning top rail if it models outside it will behave like a mass model and won’t be attached to the rest of the rail profile, so when you rotate it will stay attached… hope this helps

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If you believe the design is sufficient, and you can take a top down view, slicing the building and looking inside labeling rooms where roughly reads like a plan, have at least a tree or a door in the walls for scale I believe it is practical to use it for a portfolio for College entry as a caters to creativity. I am glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for all your support!

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Thank you! let me know if you are interested in any other topics related to architecture

If 1" = 40', then 1/2"=20', and 1/4"=10', so it will not be equal to 1/4"= 1'-0," the closest way to get to do it is using the engineering scale 1"= 50' then the closest divisable factor is 1:48, where you would divide by 12 to get close enough. Increment on engineering scale are divisiable by 10 vs 12 on architectural scale take that into consideration. Hopefully that helped.

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