Revit Architecture Training Course

Introduction

Revit Architecture is a building design and documentation system that works the way architects and designers think. With Autodesk Revit Architecture, architects and designers get back to what they love, designing buildings, without their software getting in the way. Students will be able to describe the benefits of Building Information Modelling. Autodesk Revit Architecture Training course is a building design and documentation system that works the way architects and designers think. With Autodesk Revit Architecture, architects and designers get back to what they love, designing buildings, without their software getting in the way. Autodesk Revit Architecture helps you to capture and analyze de­sign concepts, and more accurately maintain your vision through design, documentation, and construction. Autodesk Revit Archi­tecture Training software supports early analysis of your building forms so your team can make better-informed decisions earlier in your pro­ject. Autodesk Revit course empowers architecture professionals with intelligent model-based tools and automated processes for planning, designing, constructing, and managing infrastructures and buildings. Revit training and certification courses boost your efficiency in rendering compelling BIM deliverables effortlessly.

Objectives

Upon completion of the Revit Architecture training course, the student will be able to:

• Describe the benefits of Building Information Modeling.
• Use the fundamental features of Autodesk Revit Building .
• Use the parametric 3D design tools to design projects.
• And the Use the automated tools for documenting projects
• Building design and documentation system
• Architects and designers get back to what they love
• It will helps you to capture and analyse design concepts
• Accurately maintain your vision through design, documentation, and construction

Training Methodology

This is an interactive course. There will be open question and answer sessions, regular group exercises and activities, videos, case studies, and presentations on best practice. Participants will have the opportunity to share with the facilitator and other participants on what works well and not so well for them, as well as work on issues from their own organizations. The online course is conducted online using MS-Teams/ClickMeeting.

Who Should Attend?

All civil engineering and IT professionals.

Course Outline

Module 01 -Introduction to the Principles of BIM

• Simple Truths
• Behind the hype
• The benefits of BIM
• What will BIM deliver?
• Revit Architecture training

Module 02 -UI Tour, Project Navigation and View Creation

• Introducing the menu and screen layout
• Interrogating the model to extract views
• Plans
• Sections and elevations
• Cal louts and drafting views
• 3D isometrics, perspectives and walkthrough movies
• Placement and properties of grids and levels
• Introduction to basic Revit elements

Module 03 -Element Selection and Manipulation

• Object selection and methods
• Element properties
• Instance and type parameters
• Nodes and snaps

Module 04 -Visibility Control and Categorization

• Project-wide settings
• View specific overrides
• Element specific overrides
• Individual line overrides

Module 05 -Model Development Methodology

• Rationalized model construction
• Graded component libraries
• Data-rich / graphics light
• Controlling 3D geometry and 2D linework

Module 06 -Wall Creation Manipulation

• Wall types
• Working with levels
• Attaching walls
• Editing wall shapes
• Set-out information
• Exercise on insertion and positioning walls and openings using basic
• Revit Architecture training editing tools

Module 07 -Floors, Roofs, and Ceilings

• Sketching rules
• Relating slabs to walls and supporting framework
• Controlling slopes
• Basic roof design and examples
• Exercise on the creation of floors, roofs, and ceilings introducing sketching

Module 08 -Window, Door, and Component Use

• Family terminology
• Component placement
• Element hosting
• Exercise on Doors, Windows, and Level-hosted (free standing) elements

Module 09 -System Family Editing

• Principles of composite system family definition
• Understanding properties such as function, and wrapping of layers
• Creating and utilizing a system family library
• Exercise on system family editing
• Revit Architecture training

Module 10- Basic Schedules and Legends

• Interactive session on the generation of tabular interrogations of the model
• Scheduling components
• Style schedules
• Legends

Module 11 -Geometry Formation and In-Place Families

• Interactive session on the creation and manipulation of basic solid and void forms
• Extrusion
• Blend Revolve
• Sweep
• Swept Blend
• Revit Architecture training

Module 13- Stairs Ramps and Railings

• Characteristics of simple staircases and ramps
• Handrailing integral to the stairs and ramps
• Stand-alone handrail
• Exercise on stairs and ramps
• Revit Architecture training

Module 14 -Basic Curtain Walls

• Fundamental principles and sub-element identification
• Logic-driven curtain walling
• Advanced panel and mullion design
• Curtain system tools for more complex shapes
• Exercise on curtain walling

Module 15 -Room Data and Color Fill

• Room definition and boundary elements
• Tagging and meta-data
• Room schedules
• Room area and volume
• Export of data for environmental analysis
• Area plans
• Color schemes and legends
• Exercise on room data and color schemes
• Revit Architecture training

Module 16- 2D Druggeting and Annotation

• Introducing annotation tools and component categories
• Details component libraries
• Repeating details
• Lines and arcs
• Text, tags, and keynotes
• Exercise on generating and annotating a construction detail

Module 17 -Sheet Compilation and Publication

• Project browser organization – WIP and Publish
• Creating and populating sheets
• Working and schedules
• Publishing and document management
• Revit Architecture training

Module 18- Basic Subdivision and Collaboration

• Introducing a Strategy document
• Model management
• Project team collaboration techniques
• Transmittal and model issue protocols
• Basics of large model sub-division
• Exercise on work sets and task allocation
• Revit architecture tutorial

Module 19- Introduction to the Principles of Family Editing

• The basic process
• 10 stages for trouble-free family creation
• Exercise on defining a fully parametric furniture component