Designing a House in Revit Architecture examines the construction modeling and design documentation process from start to finish in Autodesk Revit Architecture. CAD support specialist Brian Myers shows how to build plans for an American-style bungalow from scratch using the tools in Revit. By the end of the course, designers will have built a model of a multi-level residence and created multiple sheets in the design documentation set, as well as sections, details, and schedules.

In Revit Architecture 2011 Essential Training, author Paul F. Aubin shows how to create compelling architectural designs using the modeling tools in Revit. This course covers the entire building information modeling (BIM) workflow, from design concept to publishing. It also covers navigating the Revit interface, modeling basic building features such as walls, doors and windows, working with sketch-based components such as roofs and stairs, annotating designs with dimensions and callouts, and adding 3D geometry. Exercise files are included with the course.

In this course, Paul F. Aubin creates standard content, such as furniture, doors and many other architectural components using The Family Editor in Revit. The course starts with basic concepts: a hierarchy of family, library resources and more. The course also addresses in depth the data for the form (the parameters of materials and visibility) are nested families and arrays, control rotation, and is working with advanced formulas. Exercise files are attached to the course. For more information on ofsayte.

From idea to finished plan
Learn about the building design with Revit Architecture from the ground up. After an overview of the workings of the program you construct the sample project "Lake House" from the wall to the finished plan. Then you also have to take care of a customer-oriented visualization and presentation of your design. CAD expert Robert Prominzer you do with this video tutorial on Revit-rounder!

In Revit Architecture 2011 Essential Training, author Paul F. Aubin shows how to create compelling architectural designs using the modeling tools in Revit. This course covers the entire building information modeling (BIM) workflow, from design concept to publishing. It also covers navigating the Revit interface, modeling basic building features such as walls, doors and windows, working with sketch-based components such as roofs and stairs, annotating designs with dimensions and callouts, and adding 3D geometry. Exercise files are included with the course.

Autodesk Revit MEP software's modeling and layout tools enable you to create mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems more accurately and with greater ease. Architects, structural engineers, and mechanical, electrical, and plumbing engineers can more effectively collaborate and interact based on workflow and project requirements.

VTC author, Temesgen Hussein, introduces viewers to the MEP engineering workflow, initially demonstrating how to effectively modify views and execute common tasks. Learn how to add mechanical equipment, create piping systems, automatically and manually layout and inspect piping, add valves, define required lighting, create color fills, place light fixtures and much, much more.

Eric Wing, "Revit Architecture 2010: No Experience Required" | 25 Mb

Sybex | English | ISBN: 0470447222 | 2009-05-11 | 984 pages | PDF