Workshop "Revit for Architects"

Course program

1. Introduction to BIM technologies. Levels and axes. Walls

1. 1. Demonstration and examples of BIM use

1. 2. Interface, project start template

1. 3. Drawing linear objects

1. 4. Drawing curved objects

1. 5. Revit Object Hierarchy

1. 6. Levels and Axes

1. 7. Walls. Setup. Priorities. Wall Sketch

1. 8. Navigation in Revit

2. Roofs. Ceilings. Hiding and insulating objects.

2. 1. Overlaps.

2. 2. Openings.

2. 3. Sub-elements / Inclined slabs

2. 4. Roofs

2. 5. Connection of walls and ceilings

2. 6. Graphics hiding in view

2. 7. Graphics. Hiding in view

2. 8. Graphics. Isolation in view

3. Stained Glass. Redefining Graphics in a View

3. 1. Stained glass. Hand-made arrangement of stained glass windows

3. 2. Impost of stained glass. Stained glass panel

3. 3. Inserting into the wall. Editing the profile

3. 4. Stained glass along the arc. Corner mullions

3. 5. Stained glass. Auto layout

3. 6. Creating a curtain panel

3. 7. Creating a stained glass impost. Profile family

3. 8. Cornice / slab edge / fascia board

3. 9. Roofs. Sloping glazing

3. 10. Graphics. Overriding graphics in a view for one element

3. 11. Graphics. Overriding graphics in a view by category

4. Loadable Families. Groups. View Template

4. 1. Introduction to the ADSK AP template

4. 2. Door. System and loadable families. Revit library

4. 3. Door. ADSK Library

4. 4. Door. Stained glass insert

4. 5. Door. Insertion into several walls

4. 6. Window. Opening diagram

4. 7. Window. Fragment of the plan

4. 8. Furniture. Plumbing. Lighting. Basics of family placement

4. 9. Family libraries: standard /ADSK/bimobject ADSK community

4. 10. Copying families and settings from project to project

4. 11. Copying a model by levels

4. 12. Typical floor group. Working with the group

4. 13. Graphics. Material

5. Premises. Marking. Specifications

5. 1. Creating and copying rooms

5. 2. Separation and unification of premises

5. 3. Color scheme of rooms by name and purpose

5. 4. Creation of a brand family

5. 5. Specifications of premises

5. 6. Window specification. Basic tools

5. 7. Window specifications. Additional tools

5. 8. Marking windows and any Revit objects

5. 9. Creating a parameter for the window category and for other categories

5. 10. Using ready-made ADSK specifications

6. Visibility Filter: Models in Context

6. 1. Redefinition of the masonry plan graphics. Adjustment specification of partitions.

6. 2. Creating and using a visibility filter

6. 3. Specification and marking of openings

6. 4. Organization of the project manager

6. 5. Creating a masonry plan view template. Creating a view type

6. 6. Specification and 3D view of errors

7. Introduction to creating families.

7. 1. Family - cube creation of the skeleton

7. 2. Family - cube creation of geometry

7. 3. Specification for the cube family

7. 4. Family table. Creation of types

7. 5. KM corner family, specification per piece

7. 6. KM angle family length specification

7. 7. Family corner KM General Parameters File

7. 8. Nested families. Double-wing window

7. 9. Nested families. Three-wing window

7. 10. Nested general families. Door handles

7. 11. Models in Context - Solid Modeling Tools

7. 12. Models in context - tools for field modeling

8. Stairs. Railings. Columns. Beams. Bill of materials.

8. 1. Single-flight staircase

8. 2. U-shaped staircase

8. 3. Types of stairs. Nested family - flight

8. 4. Creating an opening for the stairs

8. 5. Copying and sketch editing of stair components

8. 6. Staircase Graphics. Subcategories

8. 7. Fences

8. 8. Columns. Load-bearing columns

8. 9. Beams. Beam systems

8. 10. Bill of materials for ceilings

8. 11. Bill of materials for wall control

9. Introduction to teamwork.

9. 1. Interaction RVT - DWG loading dwg substrate

9. 2. Organization of the modeling environment using the DWG base

9. 3. RVT and RVT Relationship. Interaction of Revit Project Participants

9. 4. Creating a basic BASE file defining a coordinate system

9. 5. Creating an AR coordinate system file. False and true north

9. 6. Collaboration within a single RVT file

9. 7. Creating and reorganizing work sets

9. 8. Creating backups for collaboration

10. Outputting the project to sheets

10. 1. Sheet Family. Creating Sheets

10. 2. Filling out the sheet stamp

10. 3. Outputting plans to sheets

10. 4. Outputting cuts to sheets

10. 5. Output of elevations and developments onto sheets

10. 6. Creating and outputting fragments to sheets

10. 7. Annotation work on fragments

10. 8. Output of 3D perspective and visualization to sheets

10. 9. Outputting specifications to sheets

10. 10. Export to DWG, fbx, txt, ifc, Print to PDF