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Geoffers
8th May 2008, 06:32 pm
hope i have the right forum...

how do you draw a fully glazed roof in Architecture 08, by fully glazed i mean conservatory ( in UK; don't know if there are different names elsewhere ) roof. the walls are ok using curtain walling but the low pitched glazing above... help please?

i did a search but no success.

thanks

Noahma
9th May 2008, 01:33 am
hope i have the right forum...

how do you draw a fully glazed roof in Architecture 08, by fully glazed i mean conservatory ( in UK; don't know if there are different names elsewhere ) roof. the walls are ok using curtain walling but the low pitched glazing above... help please?

i did a search but no success.

thanks

I wonder if you can just assign a glass material to the roof slab object. Although I do not know how you would do the mullions. custom blocks maybe?

Geoffers
9th May 2008, 09:09 am
I wonder if you can just assign a glass material to the roof slab object. Although I do not know how you would do the mullions. custom blocks maybe?


yes, see your idea. would the gable end curtain wall be auto projectable to the 'glazed' roof plane - possibly, must try it.

however i am surprised to realise the situation is not a construction OOTB suitable for many domestic schemes...

the similar condition is a pitched continuous glazing above a corridor in a non domestic, schools, offices... quite common surely...:?

Noahma
9th May 2008, 09:24 pm
yes, see your idea. would the gable end curtain wall be auto projectable to the 'glazed' roof plane - possibly, must try it.

however i am surprised to realise the situation is not a construction OOTB suitable for many domestic schemes...

the similar condition is a pitched continuous glazing above a corridor in a non domestic, schools, offices... quite common surely...:?


I have no experience in the glazed roof stuffs since I do 99% residential design lol. and I am quite new to the ACA stuffs. I would think this to be a common thing and would have something in the oob stuff for it.