Modifying Building Pads; Modifying The Structure Of A Building Pad; Sloping A Building Pad - Autodesk 24000-000000-9860 - Revit Architecture - PC User Manual

TIP To see the building pad in a Floor Plan view, set the building pad offset to a value higher than Level One, or
adjust the view range.

Modifying Building Pads

1 Open the site plan that contains the building pad.
2 Select the building pad.
3 On the Options Bar, click Edit.
4 Make the necessary changes.
5 Click Finish Sketch.

Modifying the Structure of a Building Pad

1 Open the site plan that contains the building pad.
2 Select the building pad.
3 Click
4 Click Edit/New.
5 In the Type Properties dialog, for Structure, click Edit.
6 In the Edit Assembly dialog, set the function for each layer.
7 Set the Material and Thickness for each layer.
8 Click Insert to add a new layer. Click Up or Down to change the layer order.
9 Click OK.

Sloping a Building Pad

1 Open the site plan that contains a building pad that you want to slope.
904 | Chapter 13 Working with Site Components
NOTE Use the TAB key to cycle through the selection options. Selection options are displayed on
the left side of the status bar.
NOTE Use the TAB key to cycle through the selection options. Selection options are displayed on
the left side of the status bar.
(Element Properties).
Each layer must have a function assigned to it for Revit Architecture to match layers accurately.
Layers can be assigned the following functions:
Structure: A layer that supports the remainder of the building pad
Substrate: A material that acts as a foundation for another material
Thermal/Air Layer: A layer that provides insulation and prevents air penetration
Finish 1: A finish layer (for example, the top surface of the building pad)
Finish 2: A finish layer (for example, the bottom surface of the building pad)
Membrane Layer: A membrane of zero thickness that prevents water vapor penetration