Wall area pr. Room

I’m about to start a script which caluclates Wall areas pr. Room (meaning Doors, Windows, casework etc has to be subtracted in some Way. Im quite new to Dynamo and was hoping to get some advices. My approach Will be to multiply the perimeter with the unbounded height and subtract components. But how Would you deal with sloped ceiling?
AS meantioned i was hoping to get an advice or two:-)

Old thread, sorry…
But i am starting a script which should do exactly the same.
Did you succeed amyll ?
I have the same approach as you, but have much to learn :call_me_hand:
Thanks
//Spock

did anybody get results , i am doing the same now

Hello,

You can use Room.Boundaries node from the clockwork. It gives all elements surrounding a room. According to the element type(wall, floor, column, beam) you can try to explode solids and find the intersecting part with the room and work on calculating total surface area.

Let me know if you need further assistance, I can work on an example.

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Hello @sabra.tarek here is an alternative way, can probably work as well…’

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Thank you so much for your help @emrullah.yildiz @sovitek . i found that the Revit Extension Roombook Areabook do calculate the wall areas per room . but thanks again for your time.

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