Glass roof

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    Glass roofs are a special type of roof; in principle, the same guidelines apply as for other roofs. Depending on the software, there are different tools available for creating glass roofs. Revit, for example, offers a dedicated tool for this purpose, whereas in ArchiCAD, glass roofs are primarily modeled using individual elements (e.g., panes, beams, etc.).

    Glass roof: glass roofs, glass structures, openings, glazing, mullions, transoms, natural lighting

    At this stage, it is not yet necessary to assign a material to the component. However, doing so can certainly be beneficial for visualization purposes.

    Presentation

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    Features

    Feature

    • Type of roof structure
    • Status

    Parameters

    • Gross floor area
    • Total thickness
    • Net area
    • Projected area
    • Dormer width
    • Dormer height
    • Dormer type

    Outline Information

    • Exterior element
    • Room-enclosing element

    Labeling

    At this stage, the component is not yet labeled in the plan views.

    Instructions

    In Revit, the "glass roof" component corresponds to a "roof" system family; the type specifies the material of the infill elements and their thickness.

    Roofs do not have a load-bearing option.

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    It makes sense to use the "Roof over Floor Area" option and then create the roof geometry in Sketch Mode.

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    The required slope is determined by the sketch lines.

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    When you exit sketch mode, the roof is created.

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    See also Facades.

    ArchiCAD Content

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    Features

    Feature
    • Roof accessibility
    • Fire resistance class

    Parameters
    • Roof pitch
    • Volume

    Outline Information

    Labeling

    At this stage, the component is not yet labeled in the plan views.

    Instructions

    During this phase, the glass roof will be divided into smaller sections. This is illustrated using the facade grid.

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    ArchiCAD Content

    During this phase of the design process, the building model is updated to include structural engineering and building physics data, as well as openings and windows.

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    Features

    Feature
    • Sound insulation class
    • U-value
    Parameters
    Outline Information

    Labeling

    At this stage, the component is not yet labeled in the plan views.

    Instructions

    To place windows in a glass roof during this phase, the same workflow is used as for the facade elements:
    The roof element is selected and then decoupled from it.
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    You must select the appropriate family from the relevant content.

    After this step, the element is displayed accordingly.

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    ArchiCAD Content

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    Features

    No attributes are added during this phase.

    Labeling

    For this phase, the angle must be marked on the component.

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    Instructions

    The fire safety specifications must be incorporated into the architectural model.

    During this phase, information required for the request for proposals is added to the project.

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    Features

    The following characteristics must be defined at this stage:

    Costs:

    • Correspondence to ÖNORM B1801
    • Classification DIN KVPAPGE
    • Element No.
    • eBKP-H Classification
    • ATP-BKG assignment
    • ATP Component Code (Type Comment)
    Feature
    • Reference

    Parameters
    Outline Information

    Labeling

    For this phase, the architectural team must label the element dimensions, the top edges, the bottom edges, and the slope.

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    Instructions

    In this phase, the architecture is used to further refine the geometry. The AVA provides the alphanumeric data for the bill of quantities and the request for proposals.

    Radially arranged posts

    By default, Revit always attempts to arrange the mullions and transoms of a glass roof or facade at right angles to one another. However, if a glass roof or facade element is generated from a solid, this behavior can be overridden.


    Instructions:

    Before beginning the modeling process, the glass roof must be divided into individual repeating sections based on a sketch.

    Each sector should have no center posts, or at most one.

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    For the version with a center post, make sure that it is perfectly vertical in the sketch.

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    Next, use the "Part --> Create Project Family" command to create a solid as an auxiliary feature.

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    A glass roof is generated on top of the body using the "Roof over Surface" command.

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    The selected roof type should have the "None" grid setting.

    All posts should also be set to "None."

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    This may be followed by a subdivision using the "Facade Grid" command

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    Next, use the "Row --> Radial" command to copy the glass roof section the desired number of times.

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    Finally, all posts are added using the "Facade Posts" command.

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