Hi all,
We are experimenting with groups on a recent healthcare project. Please see attached PDF showing group strategy/structure. For instance, we would have a hospital building that would comprise of 4 wards. So the idea is to have a ward group and insert it four times. How a ward group is structured is explained here. One of our experienced revit users came up with this structure. I am not sure about this group structure. I think it is an overkill. For instance, it makes sense to have a bedroom group but then to have ceiling, walls etc as seperate sub groups within bedroom group is overkill. But i may be wrong. can you please share your experience with groups and its strategy for a typical building? Does it affect file size or Does it make file clunky? etc.
Thansk in anticipation of your help.
Regards