Revit for Interior Architecture
6h 6mIntermediate2017-11-28
Authors
Brian Myers
VDC Design Office Lead at Jacobs
Course details
Autodesk Revit boasts powerful tools that allow you to efficiently plan and manage your projects, and visualize your designs. In this course, discover how to use Revit during the interior design process. Instructor Brian Myers demonstrates how to organize your project browser, assign finishes to rooms, and create new materials and custom wall types. He also shows how to model Revit families; create furniture such as tables and sofas; create a casework family; create, view, and finalize design options; and more.
Learning objectives
Using view templates
Organizing the project browser
Creating a room finish schedule
Assigning finishes to rooms
Creating new materials
Placing interior walls
Creating custom wall types
Loading families into Revit
Placing furniture, cabinets, countertops, and sinks
Creating a casework family
Finalizing design options
Learning objectives
Using view templates
Organizing the project browser
Creating a room finish schedule
Assigning finishes to rooms
Creating new materials
Placing interior walls
Creating custom wall types
Loading families into Revit
Placing furniture, cabinets, countertops, and sinks
Creating a casework family
Finalizing design options
Skills covered
RevitArchitectural VisualizationCivil EngineeringAutodesk3D ModelingVisualization and Real-TimeAECProduct and ManufacturingAnimation and IllustrationDeep Dive (X:Y)
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Welcome
- 02 - Using the exercise files
1. Views
- 03 - Creating floor plan views
- 04 - Using view templates
- 05 - Creating interior elevation views
- 06 - Creating camera views
- 07 - Organizing the project browser
2. Materials and Finishes
- 08 - Assigning finishes to rooms
- 09 - Creating a room finish schedule, part 1
- 10 - Creating a room finish schedule, part 2
- 11 - Creating new materials
- 12 - Material display in drawings
- 13 - Material display in renderings
- 14 - Tagging materials (BIM)
- 15 - Materials at floors
3. Walls
- 16 - Placing interior walls
- 17 - Wall properties
- 18 - Creating custom wall types
- 19 - Sweeps within wall types
- 20 - Reveals within wall types
- 21 - Manual placement of wall sweeps
- 22 - Fix sweep conditions
- 23 - Adding openings
- 24 - Modify wall profiles
- 25 - Painting materials on walls
- 26 - Modeling materials at walls
- 27 - Applying your skills
4. Placing Families
- 28 - Loading families into Revit
- 29 - Placing furniture
- 30 - Placing cabinets
- 31 - Placing countertops
- 32 - Placing the sink
- 33 - Adding a kitchen island
5. Lighting Families
- 34 - Placing lights in ceilings
- 35 - Light fixture overview
- 36 - Adjust lighting levels for renderings
6. Family Creation Overview
- 37 - Introduction to the Family Editor
- 38 - Mass objects
- 39 - Void objects
- 40 - Create a vase
- 41 - Creating reference planes
- 42 - Adjust mass objects
- 43 - Making furniture parametric
7. Create a Table
- 44 - Create a furniture family
- 45 - Creating a table top
- 46 - Creating table legs
- 47 - Add reference planes
- 48 - Model the table legs
- 49 - Create a table type
8. Create a Sofa
- 50 - Modeling the sofa arms
- 51 - Modeling the sofa base
- 52 - Modeling the cushions
- 53 - Modeling the sofa back
- 54 - Creating detail with voids
- 55 - Adding materials
- 56 - Finalizing the design
9. Creating Custom Casework
- 57 - Creating a casework family
- 58 - Create a base
- 59 - Model doors
- 60 - Adding voids
- 61 - Assigning materials
- 62 - Casework in plan view
- 63 - Creating cabinet types
10. Design Options
- 64 - Creating design options (views)
- 65 - Adding existing content to an option
- 66 - Placing furniture in the design options
- 67 - Viewing the design options
- 68 - Viewing a design option in 3D
- 69 - Finalizing the design option
11. Renderings
- 70 - Place a camera
- 71 - Rendering interface
Conclusion
- 72 - Next steps