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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.

Course Revit Architecture 2011 Essential Training Author Paul Aubin SKU ISBN Release Date 2010-07-23 Duration 8.25 hrs / 81 tutorials Work files Yes Price $ 39.95 Retail price $ 99.95 Language Tags Architecture

1. Core Concepts Introducing building information modeling (BIM) 03:00 Working in one model with many views 05:51 Understanding Revit element hierarchy 04:54 2. Getting Comfortable with the Revit Environment Using the Recent Files screen and the Application menu 03:21 Using the Ribbon and the Quick Access Toolbar (QAT) 05:03 Understanding context ribbons 03:00 Using the Project Browser and navigating views 07:37 Using the Properties palette 10:01 Selection and modification basics 10:27 Accessing Revit options 08:02 3. Starting a Project Creating a new project 03:26 Understanding the importance of template files 05:07 Understanding project settings 06:09 Opening and saving projects 09:09 Adding levels 05:00 Adding grids 08:41 Adding columns 04:46 4. Modeling Basics Adding walls 08:39 Using snaps 06:39 Understanding wall properties and wall types 07:24 Locating walls 07:34 Using the modify tools 07:33 Adding doors and windows 06:37 Using constraints 04:47 Adding plumbing fixtures and other components 04:08 Using Autodesk Seek 05:00 5. Links, Imports, and Groups Working with DWG files 07:51 Creating topography from a DWG link 07:45 Understanding CAD inserts 06:08 Using import tips 04:06 Creating a group 09:20 Working with Revit links 09:03 Managing links 05:51 Understanding file formats 00:48 6. Sketch-Based Modeling Components Working with floors 08:37 Working with footprint roofs 07:13 Working with extrusion roofs 06:00 Roof modifications and examples 06:27 Working with slope arrows 06:17 Adding openings 08:13 Working with stairs 07:41 Working with railings 04:29 Working with ceilings 07:36

7. Complex Walls Creating a custom basic wall type 06:10 Understanding stacked walls 07:31 Adding curtain walls 06:50 Adding curtain grids, mullions, and panels 06:44 Creating wall sweeps 08:37 8. Visibility and Graphic Controls Using object styles 04:45 Working with visibility/graphic overrides 06:52 Using Hide/Isolate 07:11 Understanding view range 07:40 Using the Linework tool 04:02 Using cutaway views 02:13 9. Rooms Adding rooms 07:04 Controlling room numbering 08:16 Understanding room bounding elements 06:24 10. Schedules and Tags Understanding tags 07:42 Adding schedules 06:50 Modifying schedules 06:08 Creating a key schedule 06:22 11. Annotation and Details Adding text 07:21 Adding dimensions 07:26 Adding symbols 03:54 Adding legend views 04:42 Creating a detail callout 06:25 Using detail components 09:36 Adding filled and masking regions 04:37 12. The Basics of Families Understanding families 02:37 Using reference planes, parameters, and constraints 10:46 Adding solid geometry 08:40 Adding void geometry 04:49 Completing the family 07:47 13. Sheets, Plotting, and Publishing Adding sheets 07:58 Working with placeholder sheets 04:16 Outputting sheets to a DWF file 06:05 Exporting to AutoCAD 05:50 Plotting and creating a PDF 07:57 Conclusion Goodbye 00:25