Revit: Presenting and Managing Design Options
1h 9mGeneral2019-03-29
Authors

William Carney
Technology Enthusiast, Speaker, Educator
Course details
When you need more than a napkin sketch or trace paper to get client buy-in, Revit has a number of flexible tools for presenting options. In this course, instructor William Carney shows how to use Revit to quickly convey your design ideas and present multiple options and finish pallets to clients. Learn how to set up design options, manage views, show different building locations, present multiple finish schemes, display furniture options, and use phases or parts to show alternate bid options. In chapter five, William shows how to pull all the tips together into a live client presentation.
Learning objectives
Setting up your Revit file
Managing views
Creating model groups for floor plans
Creating options for small and large sites
Managing links
Merging topographic options
Presenting different finish schemes and furniture options
Putting together a presentation
Learning objectives
Setting up your Revit file
Managing views
Creating model groups for floor plans
Creating options for small and large sites
Managing links
Merging topographic options
Presenting different finish schemes and furniture options
Putting together a presentation
Skills covered
RevitArchitectural VisualizationCivil EngineeringAutodesk3D ModelingVisualization and Real-TimeAECProduct and ManufacturingAnimation and IllustrationDeep Dive (X:Y)
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Discussing design options
- 02 - What you should know
1. Design Options
- 03 - Setup
- 04 - Managing views
- 05 - Limitations
- 06 - Discuss approaches for options
2. Floor Plan Options
- 07 - Planning your approach
- 08 - Create a model group
- 09 - Setup design options
- 10 - Closing the option set
3. Site Options
- 11 - Small site options
- 12 - Large site options
- 13 - Site coordinates
- 14 - Manage links
- 15 - Merging it together
4. Alternates to Design Options
- 16 - Finish schemes
- 17 - Stacked walls
- 18 - Family or group types
- 19 - Phases
- 20 - Parts
5. Put it together
- 21 - Setup presentation images
- 22 - Techniques for a live presentation
Conclusion
- 23 - Next steps