Revit 2019: Professional Office Interior Design
3h 52mIntermediate2019-02-20
Authors
Chanté Bright
Autodesk Certified Professional, Architectural Designer, Instructor
Course details
Are you an interior designer who wants to use Revit for your next project? Do you need to view and edit a Revit model provided by a client or consultant? This is the course for you. Chante' Bright—an architectural designer and instructor specializing in BIM design—explains how to use Revit to create permit-ready interior plans for commercial office spaces. Learn how to set up your project, establish basic views, and model the walls, ceilings, doors, floors, and other elements of your interior design. Then find out how to add finishing details such as millwork and output custom schedules that make your project requirements clear. Plus, discover how to revise your model when clients request changes and make sure your files are always accessible and up to date.
Learning objectives
Setting up your project
Creating views
Modeling walls
Using and modifying storefronts
Creating wall legends with components
Modeling ceilings
Adding doors and openings
Adding details such as millwork and floors
Creating custom schedules
Learning objectives
Setting up your project
Creating views
Modeling walls
Using and modifying storefronts
Creating wall legends with components
Modeling ceilings
Adding doors and openings
Adding details such as millwork and floors
Creating custom schedules
Skills covered
Interior DesignRevitArchitectural VisualizationCivil EngineeringAutodesk3D ModelingVisualization and Real-TimeAECProduct and ManufacturingAnimation and Illustration
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Making Revit for interior design simple
- 02 - What you should know
- 03 - Initial steps
1. Workspace Setup
- 04 - Customizing the project setup
- 05 - Project level setup
- 06 - Necessary view creation
- 07 - Modifying project phases
- 08 - Understanding view templates
2. Modeling Walls
- 09 - Wall partitions
- 10 - Wall partition constraints
- 11 - Wall partition terminations
- 12 - Wrapping columns
- 13 - Using storefronts
- 14 - Modifying storefront systems
- 15 - Changing storefront panels
3. Wall Legends
- 16 - Adding components
- 17 - Graphically representing materials
- 18 - Inserting existing detail components
- 19 - Dimensioning component pieces
- 20 - Noting component pieces
- 21 - Adding a note legend
4. Modeling Ceilings
- 22 - Modeling ceilings
- 23 - Rotating ceilings
- 24 - Adjusting a ceiling
- 25 - Custom ceiling components
- 26 - Building onto the bulkhead
- 27 - Creating ceiling clouds
- 28 - Adding ceiling components - HVAC
- 29 - Adding ceiling components - Lighting
- 30 - Adding ceiling components - Symbols
5. Finishing the Space
- 31 - Adding doors
- 32 - Adding openings
- 33 - Adding tags
- 34 - Adding door to storefront systems
- 35 - Cleanup break
- 36 - Adding casework pieces
- 37 - Space planning
- 38 - Adding finish floors
- 39 - Custom millworking
- 40 - Creating custom schedules
6. Final Thoughts
- 41 - Best practices for file maintenance
- 42 - Updating model changes
- 43 - Next steps