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i am designing a 2500 seat hall with a mezzanine. what is the best way to build this? the mezzanine will be stepped for sight-lines and i have heard about difficulties of sloping a floor. my initial reaction is to build it as a stair and drop a ceiling under it to achieve the sloping underside.
any help would be appreciated. thank you
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Would have to see it, but due to limitations of attaching objects to stairs i'd probably model an in-place floor, then if file size becomes an issue save out the floor as an external family and load it back in...
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What about creating a profile of the floor/ stairs and then sweeping that as a mass profile?
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What about building 14 12" thick generic floors, and offsetting the front face 36-42" (the depth of my rows). then dropping in the aisle stairs as a series of single riser stairs? my Mezzanine is only 12-14 rows deep, are there any potential problems to this method?
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