Tuesday, April 8, 2014

Adding Interior Walls

Activate 1st Floor
Zoom-in to the stair and elevator area
Architecture tab > Build panel > Wall
Type Selector - Generic 225mm Masonry
Options bar - Height: Roof, Offset: 0.0

Draw panel > Pick Line
Pick lines around elevator and stair
Use the Flip Control to flip the wall when necessary
Use the Drag Wall End control to close the opening


Aligne Wall with Grid Line

Modify tab > Modify panel > Align
Options bar - Prefer: Centerline
Select vertical grid line C, then select centerline of the elevator wall


Click the padlock to lock the wall with the grid line
Repeat the same steps on the other 2 walls
Click Modify to end the command

Repeat the process on the other stairwell



Disallow the join between interior and exterior wall
Align and lock them, enable the join again


Add Front Desk and Office Walls

Select imported CAD file, right-click - Hide in View - Elements
Architecture tab > Build panel > Wall
Type Selector - Interior - 138mm Partition (1hr)
Options bar - Height: 2nd Floor, Location Line: Wall Centerline
Properties palettes - Top Offset: -300



Place the walls as shown

Modify panel > Split Element


Click the intersection of the horizontal and vertical interior walls
Click Modify to end the command

Select the left wall
Properties palette - Top Constraint: Unconnected, Unconnected Height: 1220
This becomes the base of the Front Desk shelf


Drag Wall End of the left wall

Add the Support Room Walls


Add interior walls as shown
Fillet the 2 walls at 3000
Align the lower interior wall with the right side wall by face


Add a curved wall height 2500 to separate the labby from the breakfast area

Add Typical Guest Floor Walls

Activate 2nd Floor
Properties palettes - Underlay: None
Add Interior - 138mm Partition (1 hr)
Options bar - Height: 3rd Floor, Location Line: Finish Face: Interior
Properties palettes - Top Offset: -300


Add interior walls as shown

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