By default, Revit computes the room area using the wall finish as the boundary. You can change the boundary, specifying the wall center, wall core layer, or wall core center.
Note: You cannot change boundary locations separately for each room. All rooms in the project use the new boundary location.
- Click Architecture tabRoom & Area panel drop-down (Area and Volume Computations).
- On the Computations tab of the Area and Volume Computations dialog, for Room Area Computation, select one of the following options:
- At wall finish: The room boundary is located at the finish face inside the room.
- At wall center: Locates the room boundary at the centerline of the wall.
- At wall core layer: Locates the room boundary at the interior or exterior layer of the core closest to the room.
- At wall core center: Locates the room boundary at the centerline of the wall core.
- Click OK.
Note: These settings do not affect IFC-based walls. Walls from linked IFC files use the finish face as the room boundary.