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I would like to know it there is a way in revit to identify the relationship between the room and its surrounding walls and roof and floor, e.g. i define a room and i wanna know which walls, roof and floor are confining the room ? Thanks
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I dont think so. That is why Room objects have their own parameters for surface finishes- because there is no way that they can pick up values from the bounding objects. Regards, Ian
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considering that revit is a BIM was hoping that there would be a more direct relationship between all these elements. 
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