Revit Breeze Blocks Families

Download a pack of 36 fully parametric Revit Breeze Blocks Families. The pack allows for modeling in two different methods, using Curtain Walls or Generic Models. 

This Revit breeze blocks pack pack includes popular and trendy designs and is designed to accommodate various project types, from classic breeze block walls to custom-angle ones.

Modeling Breeze Blocks in Revit Using Curtain Walls vs. Generic Models

Our Revit Breeze Blocks Pack introduces 36 fully parametric families designed to enhance your architectural projects. This versatile pack enables two different modeling methods—Curtain Walls or Generic Models—offering flexibility to suit diverse project requirements.

Method 1: Using Curtain Walls

Modeling breeze blocks with Curtain Walls is ideal for projects where pattern consistency and modularity are crucial. This method leverages Revit's Curtain Wall system to simplify complex designs and enable dynamic updates.

Key Features of the Curtain Wall Method:

• Grid System: Utilize the Curtain Grid to create repeating breeze block patterns effortlessly.
• Flexibility: Quickly adjust panel sizes, spacing, and alignments to fit any design requirement.
• Dynamic Updates: Modify grids, mullions, or individual panels, and see the changes reflected instantly.
• Efficiency: Curtain Walls can represent large areas of breeze blocks with minimal manual input.
• Customization: Replace panels with different breeze block families from the pack to create unique patterns.

Use Cases:

• Exterior facades with repetitive patterns.
• Architectural screens for sun shading and ventilation.
• Areas requiring consistent grid-based modularity.

How It Works:

1. Insert the desired breeze block family as a Curtain Wall panel.
2. Use the Curtain Grid tool to divide the wall into the desired block size and spacing.
3. Apply mullions if needed to frame each block or emphasize design lines.

Method 2: Using Generic Models

Modeling breeze blocks as Generic Models provides unmatched precision and flexibility for detailed, one-of-a-kind designs. This method allows you to place individual breeze block families as standalone elements, ideal for custom arrangements and intricate patterns.

Key Features of the Generic Model Method:

• Precision Placement: Place breeze blocks individually for complete control over layout and orientation.
• Parametric Flexibility: Adjust the size, material, and design of each block directly through family parameters.
• Design Freedom: Create freeform patterns and arrangements that don't conform to a grid system.
• Stand-Alone Elements: Perfect for smaller-scale projects or detailed customizations.

Use Cases:

• Feature walls with unique or irregular arrangements.
• Interior partitions requiring specific design variations.
• Custom decorative screens for outdoor or indoor applications.

How It Works:

1. Load the desired breeze block family into your project.
2. Place the block individually in the desired position.
3. Adjust parameters for size, design, and material to match your project's needs.

Parameters:

• We developed the Revit breeze blocks Families with interior designers in mind: the main dimensions are instance parameters, allowing quick and easy modification of the families. 
  
• Most breeze block Revit Families include the following parameters: Width, Height, and Thickness.
• Please check the Instance Parameters for each family, as shown in the description images, to ensure they fit your needs.  

Technical Specifications:

• Families are work plane-based for easy placement on walls, floors, furniture, and any other surfaces.
• Families include Material Parameters for each part
  

Downloads:

• The download folder includes 36 Revit Families and a showroom file
• Categories: Curtain Walls, Curtain Panels, and Generic Models.
• Please make sure your Revit version is compatible with the product version.

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