topic Re: How to handle this window in the schedule? in Modeling

How to handle this window in the schedule?

LeeJaeYoung — Thu, 15 Jun 2023 07:24:28 GMT

How to handle this window in the schedule?
In Korea, a door like this just belongs to a door.
However, when using a curtain wall, the elevation does not appear.
How do you handle it?

Re: How to handle this window in the schedule?

LeeJaeYoung — Fri, 16 Jun 2023 06:34:25 GMT

How can I work with a window that bends 90 degrees like this?

I would like to know your tips, such as making this a curtain wall and processing it like this and making it like this in the schedule.

It's a question of how I would handle it if I were you.
I know that once a 90 degree bend is handled like this even with core windows.

Re: How to handle this window in the schedule?

Barry Kelly — Fri, 16 Jun 2023 06:44:15 GMT

Corner windows will schedule as 2 separate objects as you have shown.

They are 2 windows with a corner coupling.

Curtain walls are not windows and will not schedule as windows.

You can't show an elevation of a curtain wall in a schedule.

Individual panels maybe, if you classify them as a window, but I am not 100% sure as I don't use curtain wall all that much.

Barry.

Re: How to handle this window in the schedule?

LeeJaeYoung — Fri, 16 Jun 2023 07:11:16 GMT

The one below is divided into 3 parts.
What would you do?
If it is a curtain wall, is there a way to put it in a 3D front view?
Elevation, for example

Re: How to handle this window in the schedule?

Barry Kelly — Fri, 16 Jun 2023 07:52:27 GMT

As I said I don't use curtain walls very much.

I think they can only show a 'sample' image for plan, elevation & 3D.

Or I think you can schedule the individual panels.

If you want to see the entire curtain wall elevation, you have to use a limited elevation marker or a detail marker.

You can also copy the elevation view and paste that into your schedule, but I am not sure if that will help much as you won't have all of the other schedule information because a curtain wall is not a window.

Barry.