Revit Part 1

Use Revit® BIM (Building Information Modeling) software to drive efficiency and accuracy across the project lifecycle, from conceptual design, visualization, and analysis to fabrication and construction.

• Begin modeling in 3D with accuracy and precision.

• Automatically update floor plans, elevations, and sections as your model develops.

• Let Revit handle routine and repetitive tasks with automation so you can focus on higher-value work.

• Introduction to BIM and Autodesk Revit 

1. BIM and Autodesk Revit 

2. Overview of the Interface 

3. Starting Projects 

4. Viewing Commands 

• Basic Drawing and Modify Tools 

1.  Using General Drawing Tools 

2. Editing Elements 

3. Working with Basic Modify Tools 

4. Working with Additional Modify Tools 

• Setting Up Levels and Grids 

1. Setting Up Levels 

2. Creating Structural Grids 

3. Adding Columns 

4. Linking and Importing CAD Files 

5. Design Development Phase

• Modeling Walls 

1. Modeling Walls 

2. Modifying Walls 

• Working with Doors and Windows 

1. Inserting Doors and Windows 

2. Loading Door and Window Types from the Library 

• Working with Curtain Walls 

1. Creating Curtain Walls 

2. Adding Curtain Grids 

3. Working with Curtain Wall Panels 

4. Attaching Mullions to Curtain Grids 

• Working with Views 

1. Setting the View Display 

2. Duplicating Views 

3. Adding Callout Views 

4. Elevations and Sections

• Adding Components 

1. Adding Components 

2. Modifying Components 

• Modeling Floors 

1. Modeling Floors 

2. Creating Shaft Openings

3. Creating Sloped Floors 

• Modeling Ceilings 

1. Modeling Ceilings 

2. Adding Ceiling Fixtures 

3. Creating Ceiling Soffits 

• Modeling Roofs 

1. Modeling Roofs 

2. Creating Roofs by Footprint 

3. Establishing Work Planes 

4. Creating Roofs by Extrusion 

• Modeling Stairs, Railings, and Ramps 

1. Creating Component Stairs 

2. Modifying Component Stairs

3. Working with Railings 

4. Sketching Custom Stairs 

5. Creating Ramps 

6. Construction Documents Phase 

• Working on materials

• Rendering types