Autodesk Revit Course – Beginner to Intermediate level

About Course:

After we get familiar with the concept of BIM and Revit interface it’s time for the projects!

First Project

Taking your first steps in Revit…

This project is designed in such a way to introduce all basic Revit tools in such a way that you as a beginner don’t get overwhelmed but still manage to model a small two level building on your own.

Each step is explained in detail and shown, nothing is skipped and all tools are covered in such a way that you develop a complete understanding of how they are meant to be used.

Second Project

Taking everything to the next level…

This is the project where things start to become serious and start exploring the workflow that will allow you to finish complex project all on your own.

A three level office building with a curtain wall facade is a perfect project that is used to explore more advanced tools and methodologies in Revit.

In the end we use the model in order to extract information and produce all necessary project documentation:

Third Project

Introducing the massing environment for complex building shapes…

In this project we will be exploring how to model advanced shapes and forms by using Revit’s Massing design environment. This will allow us to create a unique building shape by using some very simple forms, like extrusions and blends.

Modelling a fancy shape is nice, but the difficult part is turning it into actual building elements such as walls, floors, roofs and more…

This is exactly what we will be covering. How to create something that can actually be built in real life.

Fourth Project

Time to take a look at the basic building block in Revit, a “Family”…

Furniture, plumbing fixtures, windows, doors, elevators… all of these things and much more are Revit Families. This is why it’s vary important to know to to create them yourself so you don’t have to only relay on what is available to you at the moment.

For this project we will be exploring Revit’s Family Editor that gives you all tools that you need for modelling families. These tools will be used in this project to create a simple and elegant bar stool.

If you want to explore each toolset in depth, there are 17 additional chapters for that!

Exploring each toolset

For helping you along the way when you het started working on your own projects…

This segment is meant to be there for you as you start working on your own.

Revit tools can be really tricky and sometimes they won’t let you create something the way you want. This is why this course was designed in such a way to include a complex in-depth explanation of all of Revit’s tools and a vast number of ways you can apply them for your projects.

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