Description

This training covers three different areas. During concrete projects, learners will carry out tasks including importing elements and manipulating the software. By completing the challenge in a real "workshop", participants will have had in-depth guided practice of the skills necessary to pass the Autodesk Revit ACU exam and thus obtain official certification.

Who is this training for ?

For whom ?

Architects, project managers, operation managers, construction economists, surveyors, technicians, engineers and design office managers, developers, operators, BIM managers.

Prerequisites

Good knowledge of a graphical operating system.

Training objectives

Understand what BIM is

Discover the graphical interface, workspace and help of Revit Architecture

Model a building

Manage a project while respecting the BIM charter and conventions

Training program

• Overview of Revit
  • - Work environment
• Project preparation
  • - Library
  • - Preparing the project file
• Project template
  • - Single template or several templates?
  • - Creating a template
  • - Managing and updating a template
  • - Using a template
• Location and topography
  • - Location of the project in relation to a surveyor's plan
  • - Location of the project in relation to a cadastral plan
  • - Definition of the geographical location
  • - Project environment
• Modeling of the architectural project
  • - Create roofs
  • - Create stairs and landings
  • - Create and modify floors
  • - Add rooms
  • - Move /copy / align / synthesize elements
  • - Create an element network (parametric family initiation)
  • - Insertion of objects from a typical cloud: BIM&CO
• Design Verification
  • - Verification of regulatory constraints
  • - First model rendering
  • - Sunlight study
  • - Technical lots: structure and fluids
  • - Landscaping project and exterior arrangements
• Verifications and annotations, nomenclature
  • - Annotation elements
  • - Nomenclature
  • - Result study
• Use of modeling for partners
  • - Sheet Reviews and Reviews
  • - Quantitative
  • - Sample Sheets
  • - Drawing Update in Revit
• Preparing views
  • - Change the view scale
  • - Change the level of detail
  • - Identify the cutting plane of a view
  • - Use levels
  • - Create view plans
  • - Create sections and elevation views
  • - Create 3D views
  • - Create floor views drawing
• Layouts and printing
  • - Sheets and views
  • - Cartridge
  • - Print settings
  • - Sheet organization