Autodesk Revit Architecture

Autodesk has bought the Massachusetts-based Revit Technology Corporation in 2002 to allow research, development and improvement in the construction domain enabling Architects & Structural Engineers.

Autodesk Revit is a building information modeling software for architects, structural engineers, MEP engineers, designers and contractors. It allows users to design a building and structure and its components in 3D, annotate the model with 2D drafting elements, and access building information from the building model’s database.

Topics to be Covered:

SOPAN Team understand the best learning process for any Training Course. All courses are divided in different modules and specific group of topics to learn the Software with step-by-step instruction guides. 

• Building Modeling

  • Introduction Of Revit Architecture and BIM

  • Basic Modify & Reporting Tools

  • Creation Of Wall - Floor - Celling - Roofs

  • Creation Of Doors & Windows

  • Creation Of Railing - Ramps - Stairs

  • Using Work plane

  • Annotation In Revit Projects, Text & Dimension

  • Schedules & Quantities

  • Rooms and Area Plans

  • Topography & Site Components

  • Sun Setting For 3D View

  • Materials, Camera Views, Render, Walkthrough

  • Manage Projects & Various Options

  • Work Sharing & Collaborate

  • Detailing & Drafting Views

  • Import, Export & Linking Files

  • Sheet Creation

• Families

  • Using Inbuilt Large Components Library

  • Library of Furniture, Doors, Windows, Detail Equipment’s etc

  • Creation of Families With specific Dimension & material etc

  • External outsources Library Also Added

• Conceptual Mass

  • Sketch The Points, Lines, And 2D Shapes That Will Comprise The 3D Form

  • Extrude The 2D Geometry Into a Form

  • Divide Form Surfaces To Prepare The Form For Components

  • Load The Conceptual Mass Into a Project

• Structural

  • Creating Structural Columns

  • Adding Structural Beams and Beam System

  • Creation of Steel Trusses and Structural Braces

  • Various Types Of Foundations