Revit Architecture Beginner to Advanced(Contractor Services)

Name: Revit Architecture Beginner to Advanced(Contractor Services)
Rating: 4.4 (129 reviews)

This Course is Suitable for Revit 2020 up to Revit 2026

Created byBIM it! AEC

Last updated 3/2026

English

What you'll learn

1) 2D to 3D model creation
2) Coordination
3) Extract the coordinated shop drawings and builders work
4) Prepare the builders work by using dynamo
5) Schedules and material take off extraction
6) Progress Monitoring

Course content

7 sections • 47 lectures • 20h 39m total length

Introduction to BIM12:48
Introduction to Course Project11:32
Start New Project19:15
Introduction to Revit Part 118:15
Explore the Revit user interface by identifying the seven main windows and key tools, learn to create walls, manage views, and navigate commands with quick access and ribbon workflows.
Introduction to Revit Part 225:53
General Settings, Selection and Modify Tools32:36
Master general settings, selection and modify tools in Revit, configure project information and units, and learn parametric title blocks, wall workflows, and essential modeling tools.
Ice Breaker Assignment

Link and Manage Structural Model23:33
Revit Coordinates System16:22
Setting Project Levels and Grids23:57
Master grids and levels in revit by copying structural levels, setting finished floor elevations, and coordinating changes with copy monitor and coordination review for accurate architectural plans.
Create Floor Plans and Link the Designed Drawings20:36
View Template and View Range14:32
Learn to create and apply a view template across views to unify grids, scale, and visibility, and master view range to control visibility with top, bottom, and cut planes.
Walls and Walls Slabs Connection49:29
Explore modeling external walls in Revit from ground floor to first floor, define wall layers (stone cladding, air gap, concrete masonry, gypsum) and distinguish instance versus type properties.
Floors and Floors Walls Connection52:44
Partitions and Wall Finish48:48
Wall Modifications and Skirting31:02
Doors and Windows28:59
Place doors and windows in Revit by loading parametric families, adjust sill and head heights, and manage wall wrapping and skirting.
Curtain Walls45:00
Ceiling and MEP Fixtures30:18
Model in Place16:58
Create model in place elements in Revit to decorate columns and entrances, using extrusion and void tools, set working planes, apply wood finishes, and add model text.
Roof41:10
Learn to model flat and sloped roofs in Revit, define spot elevations, apply screed and waterproof insulation, and set constraints, boundaries, and slope points for openings.
Stair, Stair Finish and Stair Floor Connection35:18
Learn how to model architectural finishes for concrete stairs in Revit, including tile tread and riser details, align with finished floor levels, and transfer stairs from linked structural models.
Railing, Angle Fillet, Curve Stone and Road Marks47:28
Ramp and Ramp Finish24:42
Learn to create ramps in Revit with ramp and floor tools, set constraints, adjust slope to reach level two, and apply epoxy gray and epoxy green road markings.
TopoSolid and Toposurface43:09
External Works and Landscape Features35:39
Parking Accessories ,Toilet Accessories and Furniture34:13
Place parking accessories, toilet accessories, and restaurant furniture in a Revit project, load families, set hosts and elevations, and coordinate fixtures across basement levels.

Introduction to Shopdrawings and Creating Title Block55:35
Dimensions Plan53:27
Area & Function Plan11:22
Reflected Ceiling Plan16:46
Furniture Plan and Site Plan13:26
Project Browser Organization11:19
Organize the Revit project browser by discipline and subdiscipline, using a new subdiscipline parameter. Sort views and sheets by family and type to improve accessibility.
Scope Box, Break Line and View Reference14:43
Sections and Typical Details27:18
Elevations and Builder's Work27:16
Create toilet elevations and curtain panel elevations, tag builder's work and openings, and prepare sheets with precise dimensions and tags for a Revit project.
Callouts16:11
Legends16:46
Master legends in revit by creating abbreviations and symbols for architectural elements, configuring scales and patterns, and placing floor, ceiling, and wall legends on sheets.
Doors and Windows Schedule16:55

Requirements

Be able to read Architectural drawings

Description

In this course students will be familiar with the BIM services needed for the contractor to execute the architectural works on site with less time and less cost by providing the construction site with the coordinated shop drawings and exact material take off reports. So first we will learn the Revit basics of how to start a new project, setting up templates, and linking the designed drawings into our live model and creating views and levels, then we will learn how to create 3D models and all the tips, tricks and shortcuts needed to perform the work faster. then we will extract the shop drawings from the coordinated model and we will learn how to create schedules for the architectural categories, then we will reflect the site progress on the architectural model then we will extract progress monitoring report for all architectural elements. then we will learn how to reflect the site progress on the architectural elements, how to export progress monitoring sheets and finally how to prepare the final progress monitoring report . This course is aimed at complete beginners who have never used Revit before and want to increase their career options by learning Revit Architectural. The ideal students for this course are the Architectural engineers, BIM engineers, BIM drafters.

Who this course is for:

Architectural Engineers
Architectural Draftsmen
Construction Engineers
BIM Engineers
BIM Draftsmen

Revit Architecture Beginner to Advanced(Contractor Services)

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Course content

Introduction6 lectures • 2hr

3D Model Creation20 lectures • 11hr 4min

Coordination with other Disciplines2 lectures • 1hr 16min

Shop Drawings Extraction12 lectures • 4hr 41min

Schedules and Material Take-off Reports4 lectures • 36min

Progress Monitoring2 lectures • 23min

Additional Lectures1 lecture • 12min

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