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Creating the First and Second Floor Roofs Now you have the first and second floor walls, doors, and windows added. Next you will add the three roofs (Garage, Second Floor and First Floor). You will be using the footprint method for the roofs. Open the RL1-4 file. Save the file as RL1-5. Switch to the […]
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Adding the Second Floor Interior Walls, Doors, and Windows This part involves adding the second floor walls, doors, and windows. Some of the walls will need to be modified. By this time, you should have the first floor walls, doors, and windows located. Now you will need to lower the height of the interior walls
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Adding the First Floor Doors and Windows Now that you have added the walls you will now place the doors and windows for the building. Adding the Windows Window Tool Edit Witness Lines Tool Activate Dimensions Button Window Tool Scroll down to the Windows folder at the bottom of the folders. Load Family Tool Load
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Locating the Building, Adding the Exterior Walls and theFirst Floor Interior Walls In this part you will locate the building on the site, create the building shell and add the interior walls to the building. First Floor View The color indicates that these are hidden elements. Select the elements by drawing a fence around them,
Residential Project This is the introduction for the Residential Project. You will be creating 3D models and 2D views to document a two-story residential project. The intent of this project is to familiarize you with the workflow and techniques required to create a typical residential architectural project using the Revit Architectural design program. Creating
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Adding the Dimensions, Sheet View, and Printing the Project In this last part, you will add the remaining dimensions and other annotations to the drawing. You will also bring the view into a sheet view with a border. Aligned Dimension Tool Text Tool Two Segments Tool Use the Text 3/32″ Arial text type. When creating
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Adding the Roof Edges, Projecting the Front Elevation View Note: The dimensions have been hidden for clarity. Angled Lines Added Degree Angle Line Sequence for Adding the Roof Edges (Read Left to Right) Leave the dimensions for later. If you do not have all of the dimensions, you will add them in Part 3. Chimney
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Single Story House This project is a drawing of a roof plan for a single story house with an elevation view. In the 3D portion of the Revit software you will use specific tools for the walls, doors, windows, and roof. In this project, the student will get practice with the line tool, trim tool,
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Inserting the Views into the Sheets, Creating PDFs of the Drawings Note: Not all the fields will show up on the sheet. For example, the date in the Properties dialog will not change the date on the sheet. Also, if you wish to change the Date/Time Stamp, you will need to create new sheet. When
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Creating the Alternate Plans Duplicate with Detailing Selected Lighting Plan – ALT 1 Lighting Plan – ALT 2
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