Revit Architecture: Fundamentals For Bim Projects

Everything you need to know about Revit for creating projects for buildings

What you'll learn
Implement BIM technology in the development of an architectural project
Create building information models
Efficiently and effectively use Revit tools for architectural projects
Creation of sites
Requirements
Previous handling of CAD software. It would be advisable, but not mandatory, experience using AutoCAD
The student must be familiar with concepts of architecture and design
It is recommended, but not mandatory, experience in building design projects
You should have the latest version of the program installed on your computer (You can download a trial version for the course period from the official page)
Description
Course Definition:#AulaGEOIn this course we will focus on giving you the best working methods so that you master the Revit tools for building models at a professional level and in a very short time. We will use a simple and easy to understand language to take you from the basics to the depth of the use of this great program.The real reason to learn Revit is to use BIM technology. Otherwise it would just be a program to draw buildings. But as you will see in the course, there are many more behind this powerful program. We will emphasize information management.Unlike other courses that are only limited to showing the use of the tools, we will give you tips that will help you implement the BIM methodology in your project.What will the user learn?During the course, you will see the following subjects:IntroductionClase 1: Introduction to the courseintroduction to BIM with RevitClase 2: What is BIMClase 3: What is RevitClase 4: What does parametric meanClase 5: Terms in RevitBasic conceptsClase 6: Interface ComponentsClase 7: Drawing AreaClase 8: Common tasksWorking with projectsClase 9: Content DownloadClase 10: Configure Templates and LibrariesClase 11: System configurationClase 12: Project ConfigurationCreation of sitesClase 13: Topographic surfacesClase 14: Property LinesClase 15: Construction platformsClase 16: Topography ConfigurationClase 17: Site componentsClase 18: Explanation Volumes…and much more

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction to the course

Section 2: introduction to BIM with Revit

Lecture 2 What is BIM

Lecture 3 What is Revit

Lecture 4 What does parametric mean

Lecture 5 Terms in Revit

Section 3: Basic concepts

Lecture 6 Interface Components

Lecture 7 Drawing Area

Lecture 8 Common tasks

Section 4: Working with projects

Lecture 9 Content Download

Lecture 10 Configure Templates and Libraries

Lecture 11 System configuration

Lecture 12 Project Configuration

Section 5: Creation of sites

Lecture 13 Topographic surfaces

Lecture 14 Property Lines

Lecture 15 Construction platforms

Lecture 16 Topography Configuration

Lecture 17 Site components

Lecture 18 Explanation Volumes

Section 6: Project references

Lecture 19 Level Creation

Lecture 20 Grid Lines

Section 7: Conceptual Masses

Lecture 21 Conceptual masses

Section 8: Construction elements

Lecture 22 Creating walls

Lecture 23 Wall Properties

Lecture 24 Wall Practice

Lecture 25 Curtain Walls

Lecture 26 Floors

Lecture 27 Door placement

Lecture 28 Doors on curtain walls

Lecture 29 Placement of Windows

Lecture 30 Pillar Placement

Lecture 31 Stair Creation

Lecture 32 Gaps in Slabs

Lecture 33 Creation of Railings

Lecture 34 Ceiling Creation

Lecture 35 Roof creation

Section 9: Building Information

Lecture 36 Define Rooms

Lecture 37 Color Scheme

Lecture 38 Area Plans

Lecture 39 Area and Room Tables

Lecture 40 Planning Tables

Lecture 41 Add components

Section 10: Views and Plans

Lecture 42 Duplicate and modify views

Lecture 43 Creating elevation and section views

Lecture 44 Call Views

Lecture 45 Creation of Plans

Lecture 46 Insert Views in Plans

Section 11: Annotations

Lecture 47 Dimension Creation

Lecture 48 Text annotations

Lecture 49 Label Placement

Lecture 50 Details View

Lecture 51 Include detail elements

Section 12: Modeled

Lecture 52 Solar Study

Lecture 53 Rendering of an exterior view

Lecture 54 Rendering of an interior view

Lecture 55 Export to 3ds Max Studio

Section 13: Coordination

Lecture 56 Check coordinates

Lecture 57 Linked Models

Lecture 58 Instance and type properties

Lecture 59 Visibility of nested projects

Lecture 60 Monitor copies

Lecture 61 Coordination review

Lecture 62 Interference verification

Section 14: Introduction to Building Information Modeling (BIM)v

Lecture 63 BIM evolution

Lecture 64 Parametric elements

Lecture 65 What is BIM

Lecture 66 Avoiding misunderstandings

Section 15: Conclusion

Lecture 67 Farewell

Architects, engineers and designers,Professionals related to the development and execution of architectural projects,BIM project managers