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Revit 2025 Beginner to Advanced ZERO TO HERO
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Revit 2025 Beginner to Advanced ZERO TO HERO

A crash course on Revit, including proactive exercises for beginners ready to learn this amazing BIM software
Created byWassef Dabboussi
Last updated 3/2025
English
English [Auto],

What you'll learn

  • Be able to use Revit from complete beginner level
  • Be able to use build basic geometry (walls, floors, etc) as well as making schedules and sheets
  • Ability to modify existing families and make new personalized ones
  • Understanding work sharing concept and ability to start working with a bigger team
  • Develop own building projects and ability to learn new commands

Course content

1 section • 23 lectures • 8h 29m total length

  • Revit Interface and Navigation34:42

    Navigate the Revit 2025 interface, set up a new metric project, and learn core views, sheets, families, and basic tools to place walls, doors, windows, and 3d elements.

  • Levels17:06

    Set up and rename levels from L1 to L4 and define elevations. Switch between elevations and sections, adjust dimensions and annotations, and manage project units to convert millimeters to meters.

  • Grids21:48

    Learn to create and edit grid lines in Revit, draw straight and arc grids, snap and align, manage 3d vs 2d extents, mirror and dimension grids, and adjust units.

  • Building Floors & Understanding how to make new families23:38

    Learn to create floors in Revit using 2d and 3d drawing modes, define boundaries and levels, adjust thickness, and manage floor families and annotation symbols.

  • Building Walls49:49

    Draw and edit walls in plan view using location lines (center, core, finish face exterior), base/top offsets, and wall types, then customize layers and materials.

  • Adding Doors 115:16

    Place doors by selecting door families on walls, and adjust the cut plane and view range. Duplicate door types, load new families, and access Revit content for version compatibility.

  • Adding Doors 224:29

    Add doors in Revit 2025, view in 3D, and edit door properties like a 0.5 m sill. Attach walls to floors and explore graphic display options.

  • Adding Windows13:20

    Add and customize windows by loading families, selecting casement, double hung, or fixed presets, placing in plan or section, and editing the window type to adjust width and height.

  • 2.7 Adding Roofs32:51

    Master adding roofs in Revit 2025 by creating roof views from levels, using roof by footprint or extrusion or face, and handling slope and drainage points.

  • 2.8 Adding Curtain Walls20:26

    Learn to create curtain walls in Revit and customize exterior glazing and storefront systems. Adjust curtain grid spacing and mullions, and edit or duplicate wall types to fit your project.

  • 2.9 Project Assignment2:36

    Practice building a small Revit model with walls, floors, doors, windows, curtain walls, skylights, roofs, and dimensions, troubleshoot errors, and save the project as module three with backup files.

  • 3.1 Adding Stairs37:11

    Learn to create and customize stairs in revit 2025, selecting stair families, configuring risers and treads, adjusting run width, adding landings, and using shaft openings for multistory stairs.

  • 3.2 Adding Ramps8:37

    Learn to add ramps in Revit, set run and ramp parameters, and use levels with top or base offsets to achieve precise elevation; annotate spot elevations and review railings.

  • 3.3 Placing Furniture12:11

    Place furniture using the component tool to load chairs and desks from pre-installed or RVT 2024 libraries, then adjust type, materiality, finishes, and enable moves with nearby elements.

  • 3.4 Adding Lines28:44

    Learn to add and manage lines in Revit 2025, including model lines and detail lines, convert between types, adjust line styles and patterns, and control visibility across views.

  • 3.5 Adding Rooms31:53

    Add and manage rooms in Revit 2025, using room bounding, tags, and automatic tagging to create area and space schedules while exploring room separation lines and color schemes.

  • 3.6 Adding Areas16:05

    Learn to create and manage areas in Revit by using area plans, defining boundaries with area boundary lines, and color-coding areas by name or type for site and top-view plans.

  • 3.7 View Templates17:16

    Apply and manage view templates in Revit to standardize visibility, graphics, and annotations across floor and structural plans; create templates from current views and release views when needed.

  • 3.8 Practice2:26

    Practice with Revit by adding stairs, furniture, lines, rooms, and tags, then create a view template from your current settings and test color schemes.

  • 4.1 Annotation11:40

    Learn how to add text notes, regions with fill patterns, manage line styles, tag elements with leaders, and handle annotation scheduling, sheets, and exporting in Revit 2025.

  • 4.2 Schedules19:13

    Explore creating and customizing door schedules in Revit 2025, selecting fields like mark, height, width, thickness, and family type, and learn sorting, grouping, and headers and footers.

  • 4.3 Adding Views11:25

    Learn to create plan, section, elevation, and 3D views in Revit by creating levels first for floor plans, duplicating views, and using camera and section box tools for perspective control.

  • 4.4 Sheets57:08

    Learn to create and customize sheets in Revit 2025, place views and schedules, work with title blocks, load sheets into projects, and manage revisions and dependent views.

Requirements

  • Complete beginners, no particular prerequisites, having the will to learn a new exiting software would be great

Description

Do you want to learn Revit in less than a day? Do you have a new project coming up in a few days? Or you may have just started your semester and need a powerful BIM tool in your hands?

Are you ready to learn a very exciting and powerful tool that will take your ideas and concepts to a whole new level?

This Revit Crash Course will take you from ZERO to HERO in just over 8 hours!


Module 1: Introduction and Setting Up the Project (1 Hour)

1.2 Revit Interface and Navigation (10 minutes)

• Start a new architectural project.

• Choose the correct template.

• Exploring the interface: project browser, properties palette, ribbons, and view controls.

1.3 Setting Up a New Project (10 minutes)

• Set up 3 levels (ground level, 1st level and roof level).

• Units, grid lines, dimensions.

Hands-On Activity (30 minutes):

• Project Task: Set project units, create levels for the ground floor and roof, and add grid lines for reference.

• Outcome: Students will have a basic project set up with levels and grids, ready for further modeling.

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Module 2: Basic Architectural Elements (1 Hour)

2.1 Creating Floors (10 minutes)

• Drawing a floor slab and understand the existing family types and how to make new families by duplicating.

2.2 Creating Walls (10 minutes)

• Drawing basic walls (exterior and interior) and understand the existing family types and how to make new families by duplicating.

2.3 Adding Doors (15 minutes)

• Placing doors.

• Adjusting types and properties.

• Importing new door families:

2.4 Adding Windows (15 minutes)

• Placing Windows.

• Adjusting types and properties.

• Importing new window families.

2.5 Creating Roofs (15 minutes)

• Adding a basic roof: 2 options: either a floor slab or a slanted roof.

2.6 Adding Curtain Walls (10 minutes)

Hands-On Activity (40 minutes):

• Project Task: Model floors, exterior and interior walls, add doors and windows, model a roof.

• Outcome: Students will have the shell of a small building with walls, a floor, a roof, and openings.

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Module 3: Interior Layout and Detailing (1 Hour)

3.1 Adding Stairs (10 minutes)

• Creating simple straight stair (if applicable to the design).

3.2 Adding Ramps (10 minutes)

• Creating simple ramp.

3.3 Placing Furniture (10 minutes)

• Loading and placing basic furniture or equipment (e.g., tables, chairs).

> Explain about pre-existing families and how to import new ones

> Online resources for more options:

1. Bimobject

2. Libraryrevit

3. Revitcity

3.4 Adding Lines, Rooms & Areas (20 minutes)

• Adding lines: Model lines vs. detail lines.

• Defining rooms and adding room tags.

• Defining areas and adding area tags.

3.5 View Templates (10 minutes)

• View Templates.

Hands-On Activity (30 minutes):

• Project Task: Add stairs, furniture, rooms & tags, apply a color scheme and set a view template to the project.

• Outcome: Students will have a fully enclosed and detailed interior layout for their building.

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Module 4: Documentation and Presentation (1 Hour)

4.1 Annotation (10 minutes)

• Adding text notes, fill patterns & tags.

4.2 Schedules (15 minutes)

• Setting up a simple doors schedule

> Check the pre-existing one and also make a new one

4.3 Creating Views: Plan, Section, and 3D (15 minutes)

• Setting up floor plans, sections, and 3D views.

4.4 Sheets (15 minutes)

• Setting up a title block.

• Placing views on sheets for printing.

4.5 Worksharing with Central Models (15 minutes)

4.6 Exporting

• DWG, IFC, etc.

Who this course is for:

  • Architects & Engineers involved in the construction industry

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