Revit Architecture - BIM

What is Revit Architecture- BIM?

Autodesk Revit Architecture is purpose-built for building information modelling (BIM). BIM is an integrated process built on coordinated, reliable information about a project from design through construction and into operations. By adopting BIM, architecture firms can use this consistent information throughout the process to design and document innovative projects, accurately visualize appearance for better communication, and simulate real-world performance for better understanding of cost, scheduling, and environmental impact.

Who should enroll?

Learning Revit Architecture will put you in a great position to improve your career prospects in the construction industry.

Course Outcome or Course Benefits

• Analysis: Building component energy analysis and corporal materials for performance testing.
• Association: Sharing of work – Several individuals gather their job to a central file; union on shared models all through a WAN; complete the work from remote places using a local server.
• Design: Quite simply model, alter, and document designs of railings, stairs; parametric works – graphical procedure for design, form making.
• Exposure for construction expat building design outlook; growth of performance for visualization; internment of design ideas in a photorealistic position, and reduction of plan cost with cloud-based rendering.

Course Structure

• Building Information Modelling for Architecture Design
• Creating and Modifying Levels & Grids
• Basics of Building Model
• Drawing and Modifying Walls
• Inserting Doors and Windows
• Loading Additional Building Components
• Curtain Walls & Façade Detailing
• Creating & Modifying Floors & Roof
• Managing Views – Working with Section & Elevation views
• Working with Dimensions
• Working with Ceiling Plans
• Creation and Modifying Ramp, Stairs & Railings
• Working with Text & Tags & Drawing Sheets
• Using Walk Through
• Using Sun and Shadow Settings
• Importing & Exporting Vector/Raster Files
• Creating Sloped Floor, Roofs, & Slabs
• Annotating Site Plans
• Creating & Modifying Schedules
• Managing Sheets –
• Creating and Modifying Family & Components
• Conceptual Designs using Mass
• Topography & Site Components