Autodesk Revit Architecture Training Course Summary
Our customized Revit-Architecture course has been developed to cover the 2018 version of Revit offers you not only a solid understanding of BIM Revit Architecture but also the latest in the market. We begin with the basics through and gradually progress to the most advanced and complex levels of Revit 2018.
Our course generously covers essential topics like creating Walls, Adding Site-Features, Using Mashing Tools, Rendering& Walkthroughs, and Using several Advanced Features.
Using its powerful tools, the course lets you practice the intelligent model-based processes to strategize, execute and manage the development of Buildings and infrastructure
Course Objectives
The objective of the Autodesk Revit Architecture training course is to enable students to create full 3D architectural project models and set them up in working drawings. This training course focuses on comprehensive tools that the majority of users need.
Upon the completion of the course, you will be able to create drawings, layouts, renderings, and color boards for an architectural design.
The course teaches you design projects such as buildings, urban landscapes, and parks etc. Architectural designers who generally work with engineers to create a design are high in demand in the Middle East market.
Course Outline
Introduction to BIM and Autodesk Revit
- BIM and Autodesk Revit
- Overview of the Interface
- Starting Projects
- Viewing Commands
New for Revit Architecture 2018
- User Interface
- Options and Help
Introduction to Revit Architecture
- User Interface
- Options and Help
Starting an Architectural Project
- Starting a New Architectural Project
- Navigation Tools
Creating Walls
- Creating Architectural Walls
- Creating Architectural Walls II
Using Basic Building Components, I
- Adding Doors
- Adding Window and Wall Openings
Using the Editing Tools
- Working with Selection Sets
- Editing Tools
- Editing Tools II
- Grouping
- Retrieving Information about Elements
Datum Planes and Creating Standard Views
- Working with Reference Planes
- Working with Levels
- Working with Grids
- Working with Project Views
Using Basic Building Components II
- Creating Floors
- Creating Roofs
- Shape Editing Tools
- Creating Ceilings
- Adding Rooms
Using Basic Building Components III
- Working with Components
- Adding Stairs
- Adding Railings and Ramps
- Creating Curtain Walls
Adding Site Features
- Working with Site Features
- Property Lines and Building Pads
- Adding Site Components
Using Massing Tools
- Understanding Massing Concepts
- Creating Massing Geometry in the Family Editor
- Creating Families
Adding Annotations and Dimensions
Creating Project Details and Schedules
- Project Detailing
- Adding Text Notes
- Working with Schedules
Creating Drawing Sheets and Plotting
- Creating Drawing Sheets
- Creating Duplicate Dependent Views
Creating 3D Views
From Rendering to Walkthroughs
- Working with Materials
- Rendering in Revit Architecture
- Creating a Walkthrough
Using Advanced Features, I
- Creating Structural Components
- Using Area Analysis Tools
Using Advanced Features II
- Work-sharing Concepts
- Working with Linked Models
- Project Standards and Browsers
- Revit Architecture Interoperability
Who can Benefit from this Course
- Design Architect
- Architect (but not Landscape or Naval)
- Interior Designer
- Project Architect
- Architectural Designer
- Building Information Modelling (BIM) Manager
Course Objectives
The objective of the Autodesk Revit Architecture training course is to enable students to create full 3D architectural project models and set them up in working drawings. This training course focuses on comprehensive tools that the majority of users need.
Upon the completion of the course, you will be able to create drawings, layouts, renderings, and color boards for an architectural design.
The course teaches you design projects such as buildings, urban landscapes, and parks etc. Architectural designers who generally work with engineers to create a design are high in demand in the Middle East market.
Course Outline
Introduction to BIM and Autodesk Revit
- BIM and Autodesk Revit
- Overview of the Interface
- Starting Projects
- Viewing Commands
New for Revit Architecture 2018
- User Interface
- Options and Help
Introduction to Revit Architecture
- User Interface
- Options and Help
Starting an Architectural Project
- Starting a New Architectural Project
- Navigation Tools
Creating Walls
- Creating Architectural Walls
- Creating Architectural Walls II
Using Basic Building Components, I
- Adding Doors
- Adding Window and Wall Openings
Using the Editing Tools
- Working with Selection Sets
- Editing Tools
- Editing Tools II
- Grouping
- Retrieving Information about Elements
Datum Planes and Creating Standard Views
- Working with Reference Planes
- Working with Levels
- Working with Grids
- Working with Project Views
Using Basic Building Components II
- Creating Floors
- Creating Roofs
- Shape Editing Tools
- Creating Ceilings
- Adding Rooms
Using Basic Building Components III
- Working with Components
- Adding Stairs
- Adding Railings and Ramps
- Creating Curtain Walls
Adding Site Features
- Working with Site Features
- Property Lines and Building Pads
- Adding Site Components
Using Massing Tools
- Understanding Massing Concepts
- Creating Massing Geometry in the Family Editor
- Creating Families
Adding Annotations and Dimensions
Creating Project Details and Schedules
- Project Detailing
- Adding Text Notes
- Working with Schedules
Creating Drawing Sheets and Plotting
- Creating Drawing Sheets
- Creating Duplicate Dependent Views
Creating 3D Views
From Rendering to Walkthroughs
- Working with Materials
- Rendering in Revit Architecture
- Creating a Walkthrough
Using Advanced Features, I
- Creating Structural Components
- Using Area Analysis Tools
Using Advanced Features II
- Work-sharing Concepts
- Working with Linked Models
- Project Standards and Browsers
- Revit Architecture Interoperability
