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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> first time using gross building area - whouldnt my shafts be deducted?
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hi, i'm just beginning a gross building analysis and I have many voids in my building- some are double-triple height occupant spaces some are mechanical shafts. In any case I thought there might be a trick to getting my gross calculation to excluide these from its summary - is there?
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So many questions....
- Are you using Rooms?
- or are you using Areas - Area Plans?
- If using rooms, how did you create the holes?
- Did you add room seperation lines around the hole?
- On area plans, did you sketch them and add the holes?
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