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Auditorium Tiered Floor Issue

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Hi there,

I am a student in the process of designing a large school for my final design brief, with part of this brief requiring me to design a 600 seat auditorium. I have successfully applied tiered seating to my space using the ArchiCAD furniture item, however would now like to apply a floor.

Is there an easy way to achieve this, or does it come down to creating a different floor with a different offset for each tier. The height difference between tiers is 450mm, and there are approximately 20 tiers in total. I have attached a screenshot of the space.

I am using the Education Version of ArchiCAD 19.

Thanks for your help.

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It is quite simple to do:

1. Use "Profile Manager" to design a section profile for the seat tiers. Set it to be used as a WALL.

2. Model a radial wall with this profile.
3. Adjust the view for the new created tiers. Done.
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Barry Kelly
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The profile doesn't have to be curved like Andro has kindly shown.
You can use three straight profile walls.
Do the same for the steps - the trick will be getting probably 2 or 3 steps for every seat tier?

Barry.
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