Course Overview:

Students use Revit® Architecture to learn about building information modeling and the tools for parametric building design and documentation. Students begin the three-day course by learning the fundamental features of Revit Architecture, and then progressing through schematic design and construction documentation, before finishing with design visualization. Students should be able to complete their first Revit Architecture project after completing this course. This courseware offers both imperial and metric hands-on exercises representing real-world design scenarios.

After completing this course, you will be able to:

• Describe building information modeling, bidirectional associativity and parametric relationships in Revit

• Describe the user interface and explain parametric objects and families

• Create a basic floor plan and work with levels and grids

• Edit and modify walls and compound walls using editing commands, and work with doors and windows

• Add and modify component families

• Duplicate and mange views, control object visibility in views, and create elevations, sections and 3D views

• Create floors and ceilings, add roofs and curtain walls and work with stairs and railings in a building model