I Tried Building a 50-Story Hotel in Revit with Groups... It Looks Like a Prison

Check at the end of the video how does the hotel made with groups in Revit look out like ..... a prison. In this video, we build a 50-story hotel from scratch by setting up modular unit groups and duplicating them across dozens of levels. You'll learn how rooms behave inside groups, how to avoid room tagging bugs, and how to update hundreds of hotel suites instantly across an entire skyscraper with a single edit. 📌 What You’ll Learn in This Video: How to create and properly organize Model Groups in Revit Adding Rooms and Room Tags inside Model Groups (without breaking your model) Best practices for copying groups across 50+ levels quickly How to update group definitions and propagate changes across the entire building Pro tips for managing room numbering and level constraints in multi-story projects ⏱️ Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction & Project Overview 01:15 - Setting Up the Typical Hotel Room Layout 03:40 - Creating the Model Group & Adding Rooms 06:20 - Copying Groups Across 50 Stories (Array vs. Align to Selected Levels) 09:10 - Updating the Group (Making Global Changes) 11:30 - Common Room & Group Pitfalls to Avoid 13:45 - Final Skyscraper Render & Wrap-Up 🔗 Useful Resources & Links: Download the Sample Revit File: [Insert Link Here] Join our BIM Community: [Insert Link Here] Subscribe for more Revit & BIM tutorials: [Insert Link Here] 💬 Got questions about Revit Groups or multi-story workflows? Drop a comment below and I’ll help you out! #Revit #BIM #Architecture #AutodeskRevit #RevitTutorial #3DModeling #ArchitectureDesign