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To delete one or more areas
1 If the project does not include an area schedule, create one.
See Creating a Schedule or Quantity on page 125.
2 Display the area schedule in the drawing area.
3 To delete one area, place the cursor in the schedule row for that area.
4 To delete multiple areas, do the following:
a On the Options Bar for the area schedule, for Not placed/Not enclosed, select Isolate.
This option filters the schedule so that it lists only the areas that are not placed or enclosed.
b Drag the cursor across the schedule rows for the areas to delete.
5 On the Options Bar, click Delete.
6 At the warning message, click OK.
The selected areas are deleted from the project. The project no longer stores any information about the areas.
Showing Areas and Area Boundaries in Linked Models
1 Open the plan view that contains the linked model.
2 Click View menu
➤
Visibility/Graphics.
3 Click the Revit Links tab.
4 Select the linked model to display areas and area boundaries, and click the button in the Display
Settings column.
5 Select By Linked view.
6 Select the area plan from the Linked view list.
7 Click Apply.
8 Click OK.
Area Types
Area types are an instance property of area tags. Area types contain area measurement rules that Revit
Architecture applies to area boundaries. See
Area Type Rules on page 954.
Area type values come from the default area schemes: Gross Building and Rentable. The Gross Building area
scheme has 2 area type values: Gross Building Area, and Exterior Area. The Rentable Area scheme has 6 type
values: building common area, office area, exterior area, floor area, major vertical penetration, and store
area.
When you create a new area scheme, it uses the type values from the Rentable area scheme. See Area Schemes
on page 945.
Definition and Examples Gross Building Area Types
The total constructed area of a building. It is any area inside the outer face of the
building's exterior walls. Gross Building Area
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