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BUILDING TECHNOLOGY 3 TUTORIAL 4: REVIT – PRECAST PANELS
Created by:
Prof. JIEUN YANG [email protected]
Draw walls with basic cavity wall
PRECAST PANELS – OPTION 1 USING PARTS
Make sure to check base & top constraints
Wall > Edit type > Duplicate “Precast Panel on CMU” > Edit structure > Make outer layer 3” Precast Concrete
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Click on wall > Modify > Create parts
PRECAST PANELS – OPTION 1 USING PARTS
Click on precast panel layer > Modify > Divide parts
PRECAST PANELS – OPTION 1 USING PARTS
Edit sketch > Draw lines where breaks occur
PRECAST PANELS – OPTION 1 USING PARTS
Select all division lines > Properties > Division Geometry > Change Gap, Division Profile, Edge Match
PRECAST PANELS – OPTION 1 USING PARTS
Note that each panel is associated with base level
Make sure to check Visibility & Graphics > Parts should be checked
PRECAST PANELS – OPTION 1 USING PARTS
In 3D
In Elevation
Select a panel > Edit division > Select all panels > Intersecting references > Select levels & offset for horizontal breaks
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Can select a full wall or a panel
PRECAST PANELS – OPTION 1 USING PARTS
Add windows
PRECAST PANELS – OPTION 1 USING PARTS
Can be placed over multiple panels
Annotate > Tag by category > Click on a panel > Load part tag > Manually name the tag
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Annotate > Tag all > Part tags
PRECAST PANELS – OPTION 1 USING PARTS
Manually name the tags (ignore warning for duplicate “mark” values)
PRECAST PANELS – OPTION 1 USING PARTS
View > Schedules > Make a new parts schedule
PRECAST PANELS – OPTION 1 USING PARTS Note that overall inner layers of walls are also considered as parts
Filter > Filter out blank marks
PRECAST PANELS – OPTION 1 USING PARTS
Sort / Format & Change name
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Draw walls with curtain wall
PRECAST PANELS – OPTION 2 USING CURTAIN WALL
Make sure to check base & top constraints
Duplicate wall type & Change curtain panel type to precast panel
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Draw curtain grids
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Make a new reveal profile > Save > Load into project
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Add wall reveal > Duplicate “Reveal Precast” > Set Profile
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Add walls to capture both sides of panels
PRECAST PANELS – OPTION 2 USING CURTAIN WALL
Place horizontal reveals > Add walls
PRECAST PANELS – OPTION 2 USING CURTAIN WALL
Add windows
PRECAST PANELS – OPTION 2 USING CURTAIN WALL
Sometimes cannot placed over multiple panels
Annotate > Tag by category > Click on a panel > Load curtain panel tag > Manually name the tag
PRECAST PANELS – OPTION 2 USING CURTAIN WALL
PRECAST PANELS – OPTION 2 USING CURTAIN WALL Annotate > Tag all > Curtain Panel Tags
Note all have same tags – It’s because the tag is associated with Type Mark > Click on tag > Edit family
PRECAST PANELS – OPTION 2 USING CURTAIN WALL
Click on label > Edit type > Delete type mark > Replace with mark > Save > Load into project
PRECAST PANELS – OPTION 2 USING CURTAIN WALL
PRECAST PANELS – OPTION 2 USING CURTAIN WALL Manually name the tags (ignore warning for duplicate “mark” values)
View > Schedules > Make a new curtain panels schedule
PRECAST PANELS – OPTION 2 USING CURTAIN WALL Note that overall curtain wall is also considered as curtain panels
PRECAST PANELS – OPTION 2 USING CURTAIN WALL Filter > Filter out blank marks
PRECAST PANELS – OPTION 2 USING CURTAIN WALL Sort & Change name