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It is typical on Site Plans to show elevations in Engineering datum relative to Sea Level. On Architectual it is typical to make the Ground Floor at Elevation 100'-0" = to a Site Datum. I cannot figure out how to do this in Revit.
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shared coordinates? spot dimensions?
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Does anyone know how to adjust the datumn elevation to have an architectural 0'-0". I have a datumn floor elevation of 686.4' and I would like to set that as my 0'-0". The model is already constructed and there is a site that was created from a CAD file. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Revit 2011
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