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Just curious if you had to combine these two details how would you go about builing this in revit? I was thinking to maybe just use a family that is just continous brick i already have the vent and then create an in place family for the brick arch. Wondering if someone has another solution. Thanks,
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Image 1 - Do the columns and walls as walls and create the arch separately. I've done a similar thing in the past and modelled each brick as an extrusion and the mortar as one extrusion so that the bricks fan out. Image 2 - In place wall families - just extrude the detail and give it the correct material. Image 3 - Use in-place wall void extrusions to cut out the setbacks and apply the brick finish inside.
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