Become Great at Modeling and Detailing Curtain Wall in Revit

Become Great at Modeling and Detailing Curtain Wall in Revit, available at $22.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 24 lectures, based on 15 reviews, and has 52 subscribers.

You will learn about Master tried and tested Revit workflows top architecture firms use Make Revit details that you can be proud of Unlock the secret for generating amazing drawings straight from the Revit model Gain an understanding of what makes curtain walls a high performance facade system This course is ideal for individuals who are Architects or Architecture Students or Facade Architects It is particularly useful for Architects or Architecture Students or Facade Architects.

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Summary

Title: Become Great at Modeling and Detailing Curtain Wall in Revit

Price: $22.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 24

Number of Published Lectures: 24

Number of Curriculum Items: 24

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 24

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Master tried and tested Revit workflows top architecture firms use
Make Revit details that you can be proud of
Unlock the secret for generating amazing drawings straight from the Revit model
Gain an understanding of what makes curtain walls a high performance facade system

Who Should Attend

Architects
Architecture Students
Facade Architects

Target Audiences

Architects
Architecture Students
Facade Architects

Do you want to learn about the best practices used in detailing and modeling unitized curtain walls in Revit?

Let’s arm you with powerful tactics and knowledge!

How are you going to feel after finishing the course?

Like a very technical architect
Knowledgeable about high-performance curtain wall systems
Ready to make impressive facade details

What kind of course is this?

This is a Zero to Hero guide for learning about unitized curtain wall systems and the (best) way they are detailed and modeled in Revit

The course and chapters are organized sequentially.
You need to follow the order to make the best out of step-by-step explanations.
There is plenty of technical information based on my work experience working in NYC.

Why learn from me?

I worked at architecture firms such as SOM, KPF, AAI, and Grimshaw.
I collaborated with engineers from TT, ARUP, GMS, and Heintges.
I did projects with contractors like Tishman, Turner, Enclos, Permasteelisa, Benson, W&W, AZA, and MCohen.

I was very lucky to learn from the best.
Now, I want to share my expertise with you ( leverage my +10 years of experience )

Part 1

Strategies for

Setting up work points and reference lines
Sketching details – stack joint, split mullion and transom mullion
Making technical details the right way
Preparing 2D details for 3D modeling

Part 2

Tactics for:

Making bulletproof models
Generating top-quality graphics
Leveraging 2D details in 3D models
Testing design options

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Part 1: What New York City's elite architects know about detailing curtain walls

Lecture 1: Ingredients for defining a unitized curtain wall panel

Lecture 2: Absolute beginner's guide to unitized curtain wall panel parts and pieces

Lecture 3: Don't know where to start? Try listing the key characteristics of the wall first

Lecture 4: Bluebeam is not perfect, but it's close enough for sketching – stack joint

Lecture 5: How to transfer Bluebeam sketch into Revit – Stack Joint

Lecture 6: Bluebeam sketch – Split Mullion

Lecture 7: Revit Detail – Split Mullion

Lecture 8: Bluebeam sketch – Transom Mullion

Lecture 9: Revit detail – Transom Mullion

Lecture 10: How to turn a few simple rectangles into an impressive detail

Lecture 11: Level Up ! Transom Mullion

Lecture 12: Level Up ! Split Mullion

Lecture 13: This tiny hack will save your from the pain of making a separate file each time

Lecture 14: Make details that you can be proud of

Chapter 2: How To Make Fast, Flexible And High-Detail Unitized Curtain Wall Models

Lecture 1: Unitized vs Stick Systems

Lecture 2: How to build a unitized panel that would save your hours of work

Lecture 3: Little known ways of making mullion extrusions

Lecture 4: Building head and split mullions

Lecture 5: Building transom mullion & vision & spandrel glass

Lecture 6: What is my design is more interesting than a simple mullion ?

Lecture 7: The ultimate test: Is my panel family going to make it or break ?

Lecture 8: The secret to generating amazing drawings straight from the model

Lecture 9: More secrets !

Lecture 10: Proof of concept and final words

Instructors

Murat Salcigil
Licensed Architect with +10 Years of Experience

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2 stars: 1 votes
3 stars: 2 votes
4 stars: 2 votes
5 stars: 9 votes

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