REVIT Architecture Training Course

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course covers a wide range of advanced topics in Revit® Architecture, continuing to build on the concepts introduced
in the Revit Architecture essential course. Students learn about site design, advanced rendering techniques, phasing and
design options, creating families of custom components, and collaborating on a design.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Understand View Composition workflow.
Use Design Option & Phases for working
Link Revit models, coordinate and monitor changes in a current project
Fully utilize the work-sharing function.
Understand the difference between In-Place & Loadable families.
Customize loadable families

COURSE CONTENT

Importance of BIM in Modern Architecture
- Bene ts of BIM over traditional CAD
- Industry adoption and future trends

User Interface Overview
- Ribbon, Quick Access Toolbar, and Properties Palette
- Project Browser and View Control Bar
Basic Navigation
- Zooming, panning, and rotating views
- Keyboard shortcuts

Project Setup
- Starting a new project
- Setting up levels and grids
Working with Families
- Understanding Revit families
- Using pre-built families and creating custom families

Walls, Floors, and Roofs
- Creating and modifying walls
- Adding oors and roofs
Doors and Windows
- Inserting doors and windows
- Modifying properties

Curtain Walls and Stairs
- Creating curtain walls
- Designing stairs and railings
Complex Roofs and Ceilings
- Advanced roof modeling
- Adding and modifying ceilings

Dimensions and Tags
- Adding dimensions
- Tagging elements
Schedules and Legends
- Creating schedules for quantities and materials
- Using legends for symbols and annotations

Worksharing and Collaboration
- Setting up worksharing
- Collaborating in a team environment
Coordination with Other Disciplines
- Linking Revit models
- Clash detection and resolution