Revit Architecture

Revit is a very powerful multitasking program that can handle many things, without the need for another program, such as design options, calculation, design energy calculation, cost estimation, phasing, workset, rendering, walkthrough, and most importantly the amazing design change management that it uses by integrating BIM technology.

Revit Architecture allows you to design naturally and freely, and truly delivers efficiently. Because it is purpose-built for BIM, unlike AutoCAD, a change anywhere is a change everywhere, instantly. There is no need for user interaction to manually update any view with this powerful tool. That's the beauty of Revit. Designs and documentation stay coordinated, consistent, and complete. Revit is far superior compared to long dominated AutoCAD. Just imagine how much time does it save you when you can do changes in any view, plan, section, or elevation, the changes will reflect back in every aspects, every sheets and every scheduling.

BIM model contains the buildings full cycle, starting from concept through construction to decommissioning. Revit's underlying relational database architecture uses the BIM model very well which made it possible to literally save 70% of your time using Revit.

Revit Architecture:

for students:

Unit 1

• Revit Architecture Introduction
• Interface and Sketching
• Starting a New Project
• Adding Doors and Windows
• Adding a Floor
• Adding Ceilings and Roofs

Revit Architecture and 3ds Max

for instructors

• Lecture1: Working with Revit Architecture Designs in Autodesk 3ds Max
• Lecture2: User Interface Overview

Revit

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