Revit Architecture Complete Course

Start a new Revit project, use the architectural template, and learn the main modeling screen, levels like ground floor, elevation views, and grid setup for an office block.

Learn to set up grids in Revit, creating horizontal and vertical grids, spacing five meters, and locking and editing grid lines across floors with lettered naming and per-floor display options.

Place structural concrete square columns (450 by 450) at gridline junctions to support floors, while distinguishing structural from architectural elements and adding a structural plan for level zero.

Place columns at grid intersections, adjust base and top levels from the top of foundation to the roof, and verify alignment in a 3d view for the structural plan.

Place slab foundations under columns using load family in structural foundations, select rectangular footings or pile cap foundations, and align with the top of the foundation plan.

Define ground floor, level one, level two, and roof in Revit using ground bearing and upper concrete or steel decking floors. Copy across levels and attach columns to slabs.

Create a 450 concrete shaft wall in Revit by duplicating a 300 concrete wall type, adjusting thickness, aligning with columns, and adding a foundation.

Create external walls with brickwork skin, insulation, and block work, set exterior face, and add a concrete strip foundation around the building to support the slab.

Learn to place windows in a Revit model by loading window families, choosing types like double casement, and aligning them to grid lines using equality constraints and midpoints.

Learn to place and align windows in Revit using the line command for reference alignment, then copy windows across levels for consistent placement while saving regularly.

Learn how to edit walls and create openings for a glass frontage, adjusting base slabs and foundations with trim, split, corner, and mirror tools to shape the building's front facade.

Edit walls around the foundation in Revit, align them to the top of the foundation at level zero, and create clean joints with floors using the join tool.

Edit walls and add openings in Revit by removing windows, aligning segments to grid, and creating precise joints; extend a glass curtain wall while addressing brickwork orientation.

Join walls and floors to align joints, trim and cut openings, then refine the roof layout with split and offset adjustments, culminating in a glass curtain wall for automated drawings.

Treat curtain walls as exterior glazing wall systems; draw from the roof plan for alignment and ensure panels sit flush with the edge, before editing for a DA.

Learn to add a revolving door to a glass curtain wall in Revit by sizing the opening with the curtain wall grid and segments, then fit mullions around it.

Create a multilevel stair in revit by setting level zero to level one, adjusting rises and width, then connect further levels to add flights.

Learn how to add railings in Revit, draw rails on the correct level, adjust base level and railing type, align and edit handrails across stairs.

Create roofs in Revit with roof by footprint, set a 500 overhang, and apply tile roof by boundary lines while adjusting slope to 22 degrees.

Learn to align walls with roofs in Revit by attaching the wall tops to the roof, creating soffits, fascia, and gutters, and setting roof levels for a seamless roof assembly.

Edit and customize roof geometry in Revit by adjusting slope, apex shape, and eaves, using slope arrows and extrusion on a chosen plane to create varied roof forms.