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■ The Phase Demolished property identifies the phase in which the element was demolished. The default
value is None. When you demolish an element, this property updates to the current phase of the view
in which you demolished the element. You can also demolish an element by setting the Phase Demolished
property to a different value. See
Demolishing Elements on page 1270.
Phases with Schedules
You can apply phases to schedules.
For example, in a large renovation project, a door schedule would normally list all doors created in the
project. In a building with hundreds of doors, the schedule could become difficult to work with because the
demolished doors would be listed with the post-renovation doors. Instead of working with a list in which
half the doors are eventually demolished, you could create one pre-demolition schedule and one
post-renovation schedule, applying the appropriate phase to each. See
Applying a Phase to a Schedule on
page 141.
Creating Phases
1 Click Settings menu
➤
Phases.
The Phasing dialog opens, displaying the Project Phases tab. By default, each project has phases
called Existing and New Construction.
2 Click the number box adjacent to a phase. Revit Architecture selects the entire phase row. The
following image shows the New Construction phase selected.
3 Insert a phase.
IMPORTANT You cannot rearrange the order of phases after you add them, so be aware of placement.
To insert a phase before or after the selected phase, under Insert, click Before or After.
Revit Architecture names the phases sequentially as you add them (for example: Phase 1, Phase
2, Phase 3, and so on).
4 If desired, click the Name text box for a phase to rename it. Similarly, click the Description text
box to edit the description.
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