Revit, Design a Multi-Trade Commercial Building

Building projects are the product of the application of a variety of trades. When the time comes for construction, you’ll develop a BIM Execution Plan (BxP) to govern the workflow across the various trades that come together. In this comprehensive, project-based course, instructor Eric Wing shows you how to apply Civil 3D, Revit, and BIM 360 across the entire scope of a commercial building. Eric takes you through this process from start to finish, using a complete design project. He begins by showing you how to set up the project with a Civil 3D drawing and a Civil Revit model. Eric goes over each step in architectural modeling, from exterior wall systems to stairs, railings, and elevators. He discusses key aspects of structural modeling and MEP modeling, which links in other trades. Eric concludes by showing you how to set up your model so that multiple people can work on it.

01 How does a typical project progress_ 02 Exercise files 03 Obtaining Civil 3D information 04 Preparing a Civil 3D drawing 05 Creating a Civil Revit model 06 Publishing the coordinates 07 Adding exterior wall systems 08 Creating levels 09 Adding curtain wall systems 10 Laying out interior wall systems 11 Adding doors and windows 12 Adding floors 13 Adding rooms 14 Adding tray ceilings and soffits 15 Modeling roofs 16 Laying out circulation 17 Finding the internal origin 18 Linking architecture internal origin to internal origin 19 Setting up levels 20 Laying out the grid 21 Adding foundation walls 22 Adding piers and pilasters 23 Adding steel columns 24 Adding perimeter framing 25 Adding beam systems 26 Adding roof joist systems 27 Linking other trades 28 Adding spaces 29 Adding mechanical equipment 30 Adding air terminals 31 Modeling duct 32 Modeling drain pipe 33 Creating a power plan 34 Creating a lighting plan 35 Setting up worksharing

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