[Equest-users] Balconies in Multifamily High Rise Building

[Chris Hadlock]

Hi Juan,

I have an alternate suggestion for you. I have always calculated an
equivalent R-value for the walls with balconies (taking into account the
effect of the thermal bridging created by the extended slab) and made a
separate representative wall construction...this seemed to be an easier
(but still accurate) approach to me.

Chris


On Tue, Aug 20, 2013 at 5:11 PM, Juan Carlos Lopez <
juancarlos.lopez at ibemx.mx> wrote:

> Hello****
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> I’m modeling a 14 floor  Multifamily High Rise building, but It has to
> have Balconies  in the façade, there are 4 departments per floor oriented
> in west and east facades, the balcony must be in the living room and master
> suit too,  my question is: Do I have to model balcony per balcony in each
> department and floor? Because if it is the case, there will be like 60
> balcony.****
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> Is there any way to model the  balconies in group, instead of do it as a
> fixed shape separately?                              ****
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> Thanks in
> advance
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> Juan Carlos López****
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