Show Different Levels In Floor Plan

In metropix we call this a split level staircase.

Show different levels in floor plan.

I have a building with a lot of different levels. The floor plan is split levels due to the topography. For example ground floor upper ground floor lower. Can any one help me i this.

One room is 1m higher than the other etc. In this example the currently active floor level is floor 0 but floor 1 reference lines appear in red for windows doors stairs and walls. In fact every home has a floor plan. I was first working with offsets but it was becoming too hard because i have too many different things so i created different levels.

Basement floor is the floor which is built below the ground. Floor plan on different levels how to show as one floor plan this is starting to cause a lot of annoying visibility and family placement issues so i had to make a separate working view just showing the elevated portion by itself so i can place families etc. The upper floors of the ground are defined as 1st floor 2nd floor 3rd floor and so on in britain. You can do this by using plan region.

I want to show levels on plan view ie finished floor level symbol ie 8 50 ffl also same thing with false. In america those are defined as level 2 level 3 level 4 and so on. Morning please see attached a building i am working on. The different types of floor plans every good home has a floor plan.

It is very straightforward to add a split level. The view depth is okay for the higher floorplan however this in turn means that revit is not cutting in the correct. They are strikingly different in color yet the lighter flooring has a variety of colors pulling in some of the deep color of the darker wood flooring. Navigate to tools floor reference display reference display to turn on the reference display.

You can find this tool in view tab create panel plan views drop down plan region. When drawing a floor plan for a property there are often cases where there are a set of stairs that go between two rooms on the same floor. So you need to define different view range for that particular area.