3 Types of Panel Facade in Revit Tutorial

[@jeanbeya6860]

The timing of this video being available is nothing short of amazing!

[@danielnaidoo2078]

Ima pass university thanks to this man.

[@mazintawfeeq2016]

Option 2 can’t be tagged and option 3 needs another separate wall assembly behind to represent the structure, so option 1 stays the right one for construction documentation. Really nice tutorial 👍🏻

[@rashadco]

The second approach is pretty new to me! Thanks Balkan for sharing!

[@avicohen2k]

Me too, what are the limitations of using parts? Will they make certain changes harder to apply? Why not use it?

[@JerryAnsahAyim]

The second approach is new to me. Will definitely try it out. Thanks a lot

[@shravanp1]

The second method seems very feasible in most cases. Thanks a lot for making this video!

[@Catclaw247]

I couldn't figure out how to put doors in my curtain wall, now that i see you do it it seems so obvious. Thanks a lot

[@ershabab3014]

Sir I always watch your video and your video is very supportive for me . I am learning lot of thing from your videos . Thanks sir .

[@sheriffolasumbo4479]

Thanks Balkan Architect!

[@arloloul]

I needed this right now! Thank you so much!!

[@SmartKN]

Anf if I told you i just made a whole project ( real one ) on revit in 3 days thanks yo your tutorials ??? Thank You so much!

[@Labisa256]

very helpful indeed, thanks

[@jmsnchz]

So clear and usefull as always!

[@ВладиславИгоревич-з5я]

The Great Balkan Architect ;)

[@nightpirate14]

Outstanding tutorial as always!

[@dan_dan_the_youtube_man]

The problem with the curtain panel approach (that some manufacturers create bim files with) is where there are corners along the exterior of a building. Both outside corners and inside corners both are not modelled accurately in those circumstances, and result in extra detail line work that is necessary when creating plan details and section details. However, in most circumstances in my experience anyway, the manufacturers create reveals and as well as offering a detail created in Revit which allows for easy transfer between the files and become the best to use in technical drawings. Perhaps your order of worst to best methods of creating a panel facade along a building is the worst to best approaches during the schematic design stage and not the construction drawing stage of a project.

[@balkanarchitect]

I agree, perhaps saying the best and worst isn't the ideal way of describing it. It's really 3 different approaches that have 3 different results. Depending of what the user is trying to achieve they can pick out a method.

[@aliqamar1901]

The Second option doesn't work unfortunately, because the moment you dismantle the wall so break the wall in bits its not a wall and cant be used as a wall. The first option has to be done manually aswell and even the seperation distance and if you can a curved wall its more difficult. Option 3 i havent tried cuz am been yh trying for the past 4 hours.( am a student )

[@obisraelngawani1373]

can you make a tuto showing how to make an acoustic polyester fiber panel or wall whatever in revit the one we use in auditoriums, amphi, studios, or cinema.

[@аминлахлумими]

Thank you!

[@gabrieletagliareni6926]

Awesome video, useful, thank you! HUGE KZbin CHANNEL

[@bryannedsercortescapote7400]

the best of the world ......

[@carolinalerch]

Very useful! Thanks!!

[@michaeldack]

Balk Love you man.

[@HaiderSeleem]

well done

[@miahmcbride5415]

Not one of these options is an actual Panel Facade! I've never seen a wall panel drawn correctly in REVIT. It sure would be great if people would!

[@cassiebrown7552]

Great Video, I just have a question about the second wall type. After I make it into parts I no longer am able to select the wall and edit it, making it taller shorter? is there a way to restore this function or edit where the wall is separating later if I change my mind on the layout?

[@smartsabari2195]

Thanks for content ❤😍

[@noamhaimovich4297]

Very nice video as always Very helpful 🔥 I just would have liked to see how do you create a panel facade like in the thumbnail 🙏🏼

[@iamphyize]

Architecture is real

[@UnidadedeProntoAtendimentoUPA]

You is great!!

[@vasilijemg]

good job, thank you!

[@myousaf2753]

but remember u r my chocolaty teacher .

[@ararena4075]

excellent

[@ANadi-wb6dl]

nice as always

[@denizsahin3006]

Thanks! But I have a problem with first two ways. "Air" layer is not visible while 3D viewing the model. Could you please help with this issue? :)

[@paulinamakles1449]

Hi ! Is it possible to generate list with panel size/colour/material/pcs for wall made by using wall division?

[@davidpaolella8650]

Excellent content as always! Any suggestions for creating a custom 3d panel extrusion to be used in the curtain wall? I'm looking at using a terra cotta rain screen panel that will have open joints and hang on vertical rails mounted to WRB. Thanks!

[@chrisemens4022]

How would you create the backup wall with the curtain wall option?

[@niceguy-pw6uf]

Thanks for the video. The second method cuts the whole wall, and I'm not sure why but it comes out full of bugs (it seems the exterior panel conflicts with the air (which doesnt show as an empty space either)).

[@myousaf2753]

can we make a video of enscape ??? 2nd can i get the enscape plugin from autodesk for more then a year ??

[@AdiMarciano]

First, your videos are wonderful and I learn a lot from you every day! I have a question, when I look at the parts in the section, the air layer appears with a color - how can I change the graphics display in parts? Same with the panels, I set some of them with glass and they show up as solid material.

[@AdiMarciano]

also, parts shows in Realistic mode but not in render. why could that be?

[@MrBondarrr]

Все хорошо, но если нужные деталировочные чертежи, то только своими семействами. Навесные стены и части всегда имеют ограничения.

[@oluborodeayobami9562]

💯 thanks BALKAN...i tried the second option, "the part approach' the different colors on different panels not visible in 3d view , its only visible on south view. kindly assist in resolving the issue

[@ritaosypa2228]

Hello, I used the method with parts to model the existing building with granite panels cladding. Unfortunately, In 3-d views the alternate materials just don't work; they show up thru original finish. Impossible to render, very sad.

[@sandrajin5050]

Thanks for the video, I ran into some issue with generic wall being modified while not actually shown up, the preview works perfectly fine but neither 3D nor floor plan works, with or without the Thin Line on... not so sure if it is some graphic visibility issue or something else.

[@IngVivas]

Can you do a tutorial for solar arrays mounted on pergolas?

[@danialsoozani]

I have a question, In second method, other views don't show the divided parts, for example, if i do it in 3d view, it won't show on elevations or sections. is there anything i'm missing?

[@jackiewettlaufer4292]

I am trying to follow along with making my own reveal for the wall, but cannot find the metric reveal family as you have it shown. what am I doing wrong? I have rvt 2021 version

[@nachorodelboom]

I´m trying to do the second method but when I finish using the command the divisions only appear in the view in which I create them, and when I change to another they dont appear, what could be the cause? Thank you for your videos! they are always very helpful!

[@balkanarchitect]

This is achieved with parts, you have to turn on show parts in views where you want to display this 🙂

[@nachorodelboom]

Great! Thanks for the quick reply!

[@eglotea]

What about colors? If i change color of one panel, i cant see changed color in elevation views

[@sridharanbiju]

It's that possible Type 3 wall can be used for interior partition like frame, ply and laminate let me know please

[@balkanarchitect]

I'm sure that it can be :)

[@sridharanbiju]

@@balkanarchitect thank you for replay can you make one video, with cost and material takeoff if it's possible in that wall both side different materials if I used how it will work

[@jorgescarano3820]

Why in 3:31 the exterior lines of your wall are thicker? I love the effect for 3D views but have no idea how to get it :( PD: thanks for this video and all of them!

[@furkantoraman8987]

hello. how to make structural mullions?

[@franciscojvillanuevac4867]

now how u can quantitie all de diferente panel ?

[@rakeshr8387]

Sir rhino surface model how to make solid in revit

[@bimspecialist1800]

Rhino to revit plugin

[@sajidsolkar4430]

How to take panels qty

[@RafaelTavaresCosta1986]

Good evening. Thank you for all your videos. I have a question and I would like to request your help. I work at a company that is currently migrating to revit. We build precast structures and GRC panels for facades. Our GRC panels have a stud frame, and my question is related to this GRC production. Does revit have built in module or some add-on that allows me to create all the shop drawings to fabricate this kind of panels? I have to create 2 drawings per panel: 1 for the stud frame and 1 for the geometry and layout for the GRC panel. If possible, we can discuss this issue privately. Thanks

[@DelightfullyGifted]

Why cant I see the gap or panel in any view?😭🥺

[@felixfreiwild3402]

I want to use the last method. But I can´t select one panel, I can only select the whole curtain fassade. Do you have an idea, what the problem is?

[@balkanarchitect]

use the TAB key when selecting to toggle the selection

[@jwouldgo2531]

great video. why are we working in meters???

[@azarmohammed9788]

Thank you for your video