Hi everyone!
First post on this forum so be kind please!
I tried to look for a similar case in other posts but I didn't succed.
I am currently working on my first project on Revit Architecture: a wooden structure with a simple geometry and ordinary roof.
My issue is related to the connection between roof and walls as in the attached image (exported from a reference CAD file).
I was guessing how to model the connection since structural parts (the beam and the x-lam layer) and architectural ones are not alligned.
Here some of my consideration:
1- Would be a smart solution the one which considers the creation of two different walls (EXTERIOR CORK FINISHING | STRUCTURAL X-LAM) with the first one reaching the final height over the gutter?
2. With regards to the roof: I was wondering if a double roof would solve the different alignment between |structural beam+wooden panel| and the |insulation+cover finishing| layers. The first one starting from the wooden panel quota and the second one from the top of the wooden panel.
3. Lastly: how to model the gutter? Maybe is a better idea to avoid its modelling and let an empty space on top of the structural wall?
Thank you for your time in reading!
First post on this forum so be kind please!

I tried to look for a similar case in other posts but I didn't succed.
I am currently working on my first project on Revit Architecture: a wooden structure with a simple geometry and ordinary roof.
My issue is related to the connection between roof and walls as in the attached image (exported from a reference CAD file).
I was guessing how to model the connection since structural parts (the beam and the x-lam layer) and architectural ones are not alligned.
Here some of my consideration:
1- Would be a smart solution the one which considers the creation of two different walls (EXTERIOR CORK FINISHING | STRUCTURAL X-LAM) with the first one reaching the final height over the gutter?
2. With regards to the roof: I was wondering if a double roof would solve the different alignment between |structural beam+wooden panel| and the |insulation+cover finishing| layers. The first one starting from the wooden panel quota and the second one from the top of the wooden panel.
3. Lastly: how to model the gutter? Maybe is a better idea to avoid its modelling and let an empty space on top of the structural wall?
Thank you for your time in reading!
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