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Revit architecture 2013 course
The document outlines the features and functionalities of Revit Architecture 2013, a Building Information Modeling (BIM) software used for architectural design. It covers various aspects of the software, including 3D modeling, creating views, modifying elements, dimensioning, and rendering projects. Additionally, the document provides insights into workshops offered, hardware requirements, and details on working with families and project files.
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- 1. Revit Architecture 2013Course Kardan University Engr. Ahmad Sameer Nawab
- 2. • Building InformationModeling (BIM) is a digital representation of physical and functional characteristics of a facility. A BIM is a shared knowledge resource for information about a facility forming a reliable basis for decisions during its life-cycle; defined as existing from earliest conception to demolition. (National BIM Standard - United States) BIM
- 3. Revit Architecture RevitArchitecture is a powerful, complex piece of BIM The most robust Tools 3D modeling and rendering Revit version 1.0 was released on April 5, 2000 The latest released version is Revit Architecture / Structure / MEP 2014 (April, 2013) and the corresponding suites Works with families and Templates
- 4. Variants Revit Architecture,for architects and building designers Revit MEP Revit Structure for structural engineers and designers. Revit One Box was introduced as part of the 2013 product release. It includes all three flavors of Revit in one installation and is part of the Building Design Suite Premium and Ultimate editions Revit LT is being introduced in 2013 with some features crippled.
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- 7. Courses We Cover Revit Architecture 2013 Revit Stairs Workshop (2013) Revit Family Workshop (2013)
- 8. Revit Architecture 2013 Getting Started What Is Revit Architecture How to Use the Project Files The Revit World The Revit Workflow The Revit Interface Object Selection: Modifying and Mirroring Navigating with Views and the Project Browser File Types and Families Navigating in 3D
- 9. Creating aModel Using Reference Planes Placing Exterior Walls Adding Masonry Elevator Shafts Placing Interior Partitions Creating 45-Degree Chamfers Editing Wall Joins Adding Doors Placing Wall Openings Adding Windows Revit Architecture 2013
- 10. Creating Views Adding Levels and Views Constraining Walls Adding a Building Section Making Building Modifications Within a Section Splitting a Section Segment Creating Callouts Adding a Camera View Adding Elevations Revit Architecture 2013
- 11. Working withthe Revit Tools and Commands Moving, Copying, Extending, Rotating, and Arraying Linear Array Align Split Element Copy/Paste Revit Architecture 2013
- 12. Dimensioning andAnnotating Aligned Dimensions Aligned Dimensions Other Common Dimensions Using Dimensions to Lay Out the Model Using Dimensions as a Constraint Adding Text Floors Creating and Placing a Concrete Slab Adding a Terrazzo Layer Splitting, Pitching, and Altering the Floor's Materials Creating Shaft Openings Revit Architecture 2013
- 13. Roofs FlatRoofs Tapering Roof Insulation Pitched Roofs by Footprint Roof Dormers and View Range Roofs by Extrusion Roof Facias One-Way Sloping Roofs Revit Architecture 2013
- 14. Structural Items Adding Structural Grids Adding Columns Adding Framing and Beam Systems Adding Bracing Adding Foundation Adding Piers, Strip Footings, and Spread Footings Revit Architecture 2013
- 15. Ceilings andInteriors Creating Ceilings, Modifying Grids, and Setting the Properties Adding Custom Wood Ceilings and Plan Regions Creating Ceiling Openings and Soffits Adding Pendant Lighting Adding Bathroom Fixtures Adding Ceiling Lights and Sconces Stairs, Ramps, and Railings Adding Stairs by Run Adding Railings Adding Ramps Revit Architecture 2013
- 16. Schedules andTags Creating Schedules, Adding Fields, Sorting, and Grouping Creating Material Takeoffs Creating Legends Adding Tags Revit Architecture 2013
- 17. Detailing Workingwith Line Weights Masking Regions, General Components, and Repeating Details Modifying a Detail Component and Filled Regions Drawing Detail Lines and Components Adding Notes and Annotation Crop Regions Creating Blank Drafting Views and Detail Groups Adding a Section to Another View Importing an AutoCAD Drawing into a Drafting View Revit Architecture 2013
- 18. Creating Sheetsand Printing Creating and Populating Sheets Modifying a Viewport Revisions Addressing and Sharing Project Information Printing Rooms and Area Plans Adding Rooms Room Schedules Adding a Color Fill Plan Adding Room Separators Creating an Area Plan Revit Architecture 2013
- 19. Working withFamilies Creating Families Using Reference Planes Adding Parameters and Sketching Loading a Family and Hosting It to a Wall Rendering Your Project Adjusting Lighting for Rendering Creating a Lighting Group for Interior Rendering Walking Through Your Rendering Revit Architecture 2013
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