Revit As a Design Tool for Architects

Course details

This course is designed specifically for architects. It is organized the way architects are trained to think and work. It starts with the conceptual design phase, progresses to the development phase, and then to the drawing phase. It is a combination of the three courses Revit Fundamentals for All Disciplines, Revit Architecture - Intermediate, and Revit Architecture - Advanced but in different order. Developers and draftsmen may find the three courses more appropriate since they start with the development phase.

OVERVIEW

• The following topics will be covered:
• The Conceptual Design Phase
• Sites
• Project Location
• Conceptual Design Using Masses
• The Design Development Phase
• Walls
• Floors and Skirting
• Curtain Walls
• Roofs and Ceilings
• Stairs and Handrails
• Columns and Beams
• Ramps
• The Working Drawing Phase
• Families
• Annotations
• Detailing
• Worksharing
• Collaboration
• Phases
• Design Options
• Rooms and Areas
• Material and Rendering
• BOQs and Material Takeoffs
• Sheets and Printing
• Exporting

AUDIENCE

• Architects and Urban Designers.

PREREQUISITES

• Understanding of the architect design process.