Add property lines by sketching in the site plan or entering survey data directly into the project.
- Open a site plan view.
- Click Massing & Site tab
Modify Site panel
(Property Line).
To sketch property lines
- In the Create Property Line dialog, select Create by sketching.
- Click
(Pick Lines) or other sketch tools to sketch lines.
- Sketch the property lines.
Lines should form a closed loop. If you sketch an open loop, and click Finish Property Line, Revit issues a warning that it will not calculate the area. You can ignore the warning to continue, or close the loop.
To enter distances and bearings
- In the Create Property Lines dialog, select Create by entering distances and bearings.
As an example, the correct syntax for a distance would follow this structure: 32' 2 153/256". When working with a fraction of a foot, use a decimal to receive accurate results.
The correct syntax for a bearing value would follow this format: 82° 30' 00".
- In the Property Lines dialog, click Insert, and add the distances and bearings from your survey data.
- (Optional) Describe a property line as an arc.
- For Distance and Bearing, enter values that describe a line segment between 2 points on the arc.
- For Type, select Arc.
- For Radius, enter a value.
The radius value must be greater than half the length of the line segment. The larger the radius, the larger the circle becomes, resulting in a flatter arc.
- For L/R, select L if the arc appears to the left of the line segment. Select R if the arc appears to the right of the line segment.
- Insert additional lines as needed.
- Click Up and Down to modify the order of the property lines.
- In the drawing area, move the property lines to their exact placement, and click to place.
Note: You can snap the property line to a benchmark using the Move tool.
Revit aligns the survey data with True North.