Revit Structure

Program for Strucure course

1. Subject

An introduction to parametric design and the basic environment of Revit (Ribon, Options Bar, Properties, Project Browser, View Control i Status Bar – ),Basics of modeling and placement of “auxiliary elements” (Levels-and Grids)

2. Subject

Definig 0 coordination off The Project  – Placement of terrain-KTP from cad, definition of 0 project. Existing terrain(Toposurface), terrain changes according to the project (Graded Region), foundation pit (Building Pad), property boundary (Property Line).

3. Subject

Linking Architectural Model  –  Connecting Arch. project with Construction. Setting to East, North, Elevation. Installation of Construction Levels and Grids.

4. Subject

Concrete Construction  –  Load-bearing walls that support the weight of the building (Structural Wall), vertical, load-bearing elements that transfer the weight of the structure above to the foundation (Structural Column).

5. Subject

Concrete Construction  –  Primary load-bearing elements that are modeled in the Structure category and function similarly to real-world beams, carrying vertical loads laterally (Beam) and secondary beam systems (Beam System), floor element that is modeled specifically for the structural framework of a building, including its load-bearing function, materials, and analytical properties (Stuctural Floor).

6. Subject

Concrete Construction  –  Structural elements that support a building’s load and transfer it to the ground Foundation. Creation of an isometric view of the structure.

7. Subject

Concrete Construction – Stair element that is modeled as a solid, continuous structure Stair, Sloping surface Ramp.

8. Subject

Structural Rebar  –  Reinforcing bars, stirrups, reinforcing mesh and other settings.

9. Subject

Structural Rebar  –  Reinforcement: various shapes of bars, stirrups, nets.

10. Subject

Steel  – Columns, Beems, Braces, truss systems Trusses, their relationships Connections. Construction of a steel hall.

11. Subject

Steel  – Columns, Beems, Braces, truss systems Trusses, their relationships Connections. Construction of a steel hall.

12. Subject

Wood Structural Framing and Columns  –  Production of classic wooden roof construction.

13. Subject

Views and Sheets  –  Viewing and creating papers Dimensions and Constraints  –   Descriptions and quotations, adjustment of visual displays.

14. Subject

Schedules and Tags  –  Areas, positions and data bases (tables for the estimate and estimate)

15. Subject

Schedules and Tags  –  Areas, positions and data bases (tables for the estimate and estimate)

16. Subject

Drafting, Legends and Detailing  –  Creation of legends, 2D schemes and technical drawings and details

17. Subject

Project Phases  –  Project development in phases.

18. Subject

Collaboration  –   – Variants of joint project work.