Revit Cannot Place Room On Second Floor

Collins registered architect bim specialist.

Revit cannot place room on second floor. Please comment to suggest other videos you d like to see. I m trying to create the second floor of a house but i want to know what would be the best workflow to have the walls from the first floor and the second floor connected and having the floor with a good layout. Open an elevational view in which you can see the level of the floor plan you are working on. In some part of the plan i can not place a room in other parts it can be placed just fine in areas where its not enclosed it comes in as the ghosted rectangle thats ok in this case i physically can not place a room there no ghost box nothing there at all if a wall is removed another room boundary seems to spill over and encompass that region i have no idea what can possibly cause this.

Adjust the computational height for your level. Go to a section or an elevation where you can see the level you are working on. Computational height is set incorrectly. For room select new to create a new room or select an existing room from the list.

To hide these not placed rooms set the schedule s filter to area is greater than 0. Go to the properties and. To see room bounding elements click modify place room tab room panel highlight boundaries. For the first floor i did manage to tag all the room numbers but for some reason second floor is not enclosed and therefore i am unable to tag room numbers.

When trying to place a room in an area with room bounding elements room is not in a properly enclosed region appears. Revit highlights all room bounding elements in gold and displays a warning. The problems i m facing are that the two levels of walls are not connecting. What i m facing now might sound trivial.

The computational height can be changed to the same height as the enclosed space this can only be done through the properties of the level in an elevation view and not in the floor plan. Don t forget to save and subscribe if you like what you see. Rooms are places at the computational height when in a floor plan. While the element is now gone revit holds the data of the room in the file to either be repositioned elsewhere or as a means of tracking demolished rooms vs new rooms etc.

I tried using room separator but it didn t work because there is a wall overlap. Almost all of my videos are based off. Revit architecture room tags on second floor make sure the 1 thick wall is set to room bounding and that it touched the level at it s bottom face.