Existing Building Survey Modelling in Revit

Existing Building Survey Modelling in Revit, available at $49.99, with 31 lectures, 6 quizzes, and has 7 subscribers.

You will learn about Establish best practice workflows for existing building modelling in Autodesk Revit Define workflows for converting 2D CAD information into 3D Revit models Understand limitations within the software and solutions for best practice modelling Consider future adaptation of existing models which influence modelling techniques for proposed designs This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is suitable for anyone who is responsible for modelling existing buildings in Autodesk Revit It is particularly useful for This course is suitable for anyone who is responsible for modelling existing buildings in Autodesk Revit.

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Summary

Title: Existing Building Survey Modelling in Revit

Price: $49.99

Number of Lectures: 31

Number of Quizzes: 6

Number of Published Lectures: 31

Number of Published Quizzes: 6

Number of Curriculum Items: 37

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 37

Original Price: £29.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Establish best practice workflows for existing building modelling in Autodesk Revit
Define workflows for converting 2D CAD information into 3D Revit models
Understand limitations within the software and solutions for best practice modelling
Consider future adaptation of existing models which influence modelling techniques for proposed designs

Who Should Attend

This course is suitable for anyone who is responsible for modelling existing buildings in Autodesk Revit

Target Audiences

This course is suitable for anyone who is responsible for modelling existing buildings in Autodesk Revit

This course demonstrates how to convert measured survey information from 2D CAD into a 3D Revit existing building model.

It takes into account the need to develop the existing design phase considering the future use of the model during the proposed design phase, demonstrating various modelling techniques to be adopted.

The course begins with the preparation of the 2D CAD information. The lessons progress by linking 2D CAD and developing the 3D model using various best practice workflows, tips and tricks including non-uniform roof design and complex curtain wall styles.

Detailed examples are illustrated using a live project which has been surveyed using AutoCAD, demonstrating how to model various details and building shapes without compromising the usability of the model.

Various workflows are discussed along with their limitations to enable delegates to make informed decisions on the appropriate modelling methodology for any given scenario of existing building modelling.

Tips and tricks are shared in the various lessons to enable delegates to learn specific workflows to overcome modelling challenges with existing complex geometry.

The course focuses on the progressive development of an existing church model as a sample file which contains various complex elements within the façade, such as rebated windows and door reveals, cornices, plinths, spires and stone features.

The course concludes by looking at the application of bespoke materials to the survey model to give a suitable level of aesthetics to the existing scheme and enable high-quality visuals to be generated from the existing building model.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Overview

Lecture 2: Exercise Files

Lecture 3: Download Files

Chapter 2: Preparing Templates and CAD files

Lecture 1: Template Choice and Walls Styles

Lecture 2: View Phase, Elevations & Levels

Lecture 3: Stripping back and Preapring CAD Files

Lecture 4: Linking CAD Files for Tracing

Chapter 3: Working with Walls

Lecture 1: Creating Survey Wall Styles

Lecture 2: Basic Walls vs In-Place Walls

Lecture 3: Tracing CAD with Basic Walls

Lecture 4: Forming Decorative Mouldings in Basic Walls

Lecture 5: Deconstructing In-Place Families Part 1

Lecture 6: Deconstructing In-Place Families Part 2

Chapter 4: Working with Openings

Lecture 1: Survey Windows and Doors Principles

Lecture 2: Instance Based Survey Windows

Lecture 3: Survey Splayed Reveals

Lecture 4: Survey Doors Explained

Lecture 5: Survey Instance Columns

Lecture 6: Survey Curtain Walls

Chapter 5: Working with Basic Existing Roofs

Lecture 1: Stacked Roofs for Partial Demolition

Lecture 2: Roof by footprint and Partial Demolition

Lecture 3: In-Place Family Partial Roof Demolition

Lecture 4: Adding Roofs to the Church Model

Chapter 6: Working with Non-Uniform Existing Roofs

Lecture 1: Non-uniform Roofs Introduction

Lecture 2: Creating Non-uniform Mass

Lecture 3: Roof by Mass Face

Lecture 4: In-Place Ridge and Fascias

Chapter 7: Applying Survey Materials

Lecture 1: Existing Building Materials Introduction

Lecture 2: Painting Materials

Lecture 3: Creating a basic material

Lecture 4: Summary of other materials applied

Instructors

Chris Senior
Founder and Instructor at Infinite BIM

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