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Tuition:
$2,000.00/per
firm
Valid for 8 AIA hours/LUs.
Prerequisite:
Basic Windows® XP Operating System
experience.
Objective:
An Introduction to Revit Architecture; focusing on the concept of B.I.M. (Building Information
Modeling) The implementation of Revit Architecture into the Conceptual, Schematic and
Construction Documentation phases of all types of architectural design. We discuss by means of
hands on exercises general navigation and exploration of a typical Revit project. We interrogate the
Revit database, creating new floor plan, elevation and schedule views of the database.
Topics Include:
Available times: 1 day, 9:00am-5:00pm; or 2 mornings or 2 afternoons.
The Project Manager's Objectives in respect to this class:
- Conceptual Design: Producing mass models using massing geometry and element
associativity. Use the massing tools to create masses using extrusions, revolve, sweep and
blend components and convert object massing to components elements. Scheduling the
volumes for gross area, volume and gross floor area.
- Design Development: Being able to determine the proper project for Revit. Understanding
worksets and there ability to allow multiple users to contribute to the Revit Project (the
database). Learn to sketch with Revit, using basic preliminary object types.
- Construction Documentation: Create temporary and permanent dimensions, text and text
styles. Learn to create and modify schedules. Open and view sheets safely without the risk of
editing the documents. Printing and emailing sheets views or partial views. Exporting for
email and markup, Image and DWF or PDF.
- Compatibility with AutoCAD: Discussion about compatibility with clients, consultants and
non Revit studios.
- New Features: Keynoting, Volumetric Rooms, Interoperability, Import Sketchup, Modeling
Improvements, Enhanced Structural Design and Drafting tools. Interface to External
Databases, Energy Analysis (gbxml) Import Export ACSI 3D solid geometry, Material
Takeoff, Copy Monitor, Coordination, Interference detection.
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