A building storey may be indicate the elevation of the top surface of the floor slab, excluding any floor coverings. For storeys with raised or sunken areas, the elevation should reflect the largest area of the slab. For split-level buildings, each level should have it's own IfcBuildingStorey.
Figure 132 illustrates an instance diagram.
Figure 132 — Storey Attributes |
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<Rules>
<AttributeRule RuleID="LongName" AttributeName="LongName">
<EntityRules>
<EntityRule EntityName="IfcLabel" />
</EntityRules>
</AttributeRule>
<AttributeRule RuleID="Name" AttributeName="Name">
<EntityRules>
<EntityRule EntityName="IfcLabel" />
</EntityRules>
</AttributeRule>
<AttributeRule AttributeName="CompositionType">
<EntityRules>
<EntityRule EntityName="IfcElementCompositionEnum" />
</EntityRules>
</AttributeRule>
<AttributeRule RuleID="Elevation" AttributeName="Elevation">
<EntityRules>
<EntityRule EntityName="IfcLengthMeasure" />
</EntityRules>
</AttributeRule>
</Rules>
</ConceptTemplate>