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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Any schedule can show site coverage?
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Hi everyone!
I am currently a student doing a project which requires the building should fit : 60% site coverage
Now I got a irregular and rotated building. As it is rotated, the roof isnt the only stuff that cover the site.
Is there any schedule can show the site coverage of the buidling?
Or I can only look from the top view and calculate the area by hand? (use a lot of triangle)
Many thx!!!
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Did you know that filled regios report their area? How about sketching one over those items that 'cover' the site to get that area.
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ThankS!!!!!
That's really work!
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