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Forums >> General Discussion >> Revit Project Management >> Moving a building without affecting sheet views
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I have a project model with two buildings on it, (thats how I got it!) we've already completed our DD set and are working on our CD's and we've just learned from civil one of the buildings is off 4 feet, (dont ask!) Is there a way to move this building and still retain all my sheet views?
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Can you just move the site? Move the site to a linked model. Then link it in seperately for both buildings at different elevations and turn it on accordingly for the two buildings. You can do the same in the other direction for the site.
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