On this forum it is usually said to draw raw geometry on the untagged layer and then group the geometry and put the group onto a tag.
I have been watching several videos lately from different sources on interior design and architectural design. Most of these say to make a tag for something and then work from that tag. Then make another tag and switch to it for the next thing. Things like walls of a house, furniture of a house and landscaping.
Is this more appropriate for architecture than having the raw geometry on the untagged layer. Or is this just the preference of the ones making the videos.