I need my current Revit model brought into compliance with a municipality request that the roof floor sit 1.5 m back from the main façade. The scheme is a clean-lined Modern building, and I’m keen to keep that architectural style intact while meeting the new regulation. Here’s what I expect: you’ll open the model, study how the roof interacts with the elevations, then push the roof level back the required 1.5 m. As you reshape the massing, please preserve the hierarchy of windows and openings, keep the façade materials and textures reading the same, and maintain the crisp roofline and edges that give the project its character. If the setback disrupts proportions, feel free to propose subtle tweaks—think adjusted parapet heights, re-balanced glazing ratios, or a refined material transition—so the final composition still feels cohesive. Deliverables • Updated Revit (.rvt) file with the correct setback • A few viewpoint screenshots or a short walk-through illustrating the new roof position and any façade refinements • Brief notes explaining design decisions, so I can relay them to the municipality I’m available to answer model-specific questions, share reference images, or hop on a quick call if needed. Looking forward to a smooth, elegant revision that sails through approval.