Revit Architecture Bootcamp

Burraq Engineering Solutions is an institute that offers the Revit Architecture Bootcamp Course as a training program for individuals interested in learning about Revit Architecture Bootcamp Course. Revit Architecture Bootcamp is an intensive training program designed for aspiring architects who want to master Revit software, a powerful Building Information Modeling (BIM) tool widely used in the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry. The program offers a comprehensive curriculum that covers essential skills and knowledge required to create detailed 3D models, generate construction documentation, and collaborate with other AEC professionals.

Course Structure and Content

Each module of the course focuses on a certain topic within Revit Architecture Structure. The program begins with an introduction to BIM and Revit Architecture software, followed by lectures and hands-on exercises covering the basics of creating and modifying building elements, adding annotations, and generating schedules. Participants will also learn to use Revit’s collaboration tools to work with other AEC professionals.

Revit Architecture Bootcamp Course Coutline

As the program progresses, participants will learn advanced Revit techniques, such as creating parametric families, analyzing building performance, and generating custom content. The course will also cover essential skills, such as managing Revit projects, developing and applying templates, and using Revit’s rendering and visualization tools.

In addition to the core curriculum, participants can access various support materials, including online resources, webinars, and one-on-one consultations with expert trainers.

Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of the Revit Architecture Bootcamp, participants will have gained a thorough understanding of Revit software and its capabilities. They can create and modify complex building models, generate detailed construction documentation, and collaborate with other AEC professionals using Revit’s powerful collaboration tools. Participants will also have the knowledge and skills to take on advanced Revit projects and tackle complex design challenges.

Who Should Attend?

The Revit Architecture Course is designed for architects, architectural designers, engineers, and other AEC professionals who are new to Revit software or have some experience with it and want to enhance their skills. The program is also suitable for students and recent graduates who want to improve their job prospects and gain a competitive edge in the job market.

Conclusion

Revit Architecture Bootcamp is an intensive and comprehensive training program that equips participants with the skills and knowledge necessary to master Revit software. With its hands-on approach, expert trainers, and a comprehensive curriculum, the program is an excellent choice for anyone looking to improve their Revit skills and advance their career in the AEC industry.

  • Introduction & course objectives
  • What is BOM & how does Revit fit in?
  • Opening Revit & creating a new project
  • The User Interface
  • Hierarchy of Revit Elements
  • Modelling and Navigating in a 3D Environment
  • Datums elements 1 level
  • Datum Elements 2 – Grids
  • Using Dimensions
  • Reference Planes
  • Creating Basic Walls
  • Using the Modify Panel
  • Doors
  • Windows
  • Saving the Model
  • Opening the Model
  • Orthographic & Perspective 3D Views
  • 3D Section Box
  • Floor Plans
  • Reflected Ceiling Plans
  • Elevations
  • Sections
  • User Interface Settings
  • Browser Organization
  • Keyboard Shortcuts
  • Creating Floors
  • Creating Ceilings
  • Creating Curtain Walls
  • Creating Roofs
  • Creating Stairs – Part 1
  • Creating Stairs – Part 2
  • Creating Railings – Part 1
  • Creating Railings – Part 2
  • Creating Openings
  • Adding Rooms
  • Placing Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment
  • Placing Architectural Columns
  • Walls – Editing the Profile
  • Project Information
  • Project Units
  • Model Parameters
  • Built In Parameters
  • Project Parameters
  • Shared Parameters
  • Global Parameters
  • Line Weights
  • Line Patterns
  • Line Styles
  • Object Styles – Setting Project-Wide Graphics
  • Fill Patterns
  • Thin Lines
  •  
  • Model Text
  • Model Lines
  • Model Groups
  • View Scale
  • Display Model
  • Detail Level
  • Model Display / Visual Style
  • Shadows
  • Lighting
  • Sketchy Lines
  • Far Clipping
  • Depth Cueing
  • Underlay
  • View Range
  • Plan Regions
  • Cropping Views
  • Scope Boxes
  • Visibility / Graphics Overrides
  • Filters
  • Colour Schemes
  • Managing Settings Using View Templates
  • Temporary View Overrides
  • Materials
  • Material Appearance
  • Coarse Poche Material
  • Principles of Annotation & Tags
  • Room Tags
  • Element Tags
  • Material Tags
  • Multi-Category Tags
  • Keynotes
  • Linework Tool
  • Text Notes
  • Stair Paths
  • Tread / Riser Numbers
  • Spot Elevations
  • Creating Sheets
  • Adding Views to Sheets
  • Revisions
  • Printing the Sheets
  • Add a Colour Fill Legend
  • Revising Sheets / Adding Revision Clouds
  • Updating the Project Browser
  • Schedules
  • Legends
  • Guide Grids
  • Duplicating Views
  • Override Elements in View
  • Hide Elements in View
  • Propagating Grid Extents
  • Principles of Detailing
  • Creating Callouts
  • Detail Components
  • Tagging Detail Components
  • Repeating Detail Components
  • Detail Lines
  • Filled / Masking Regions
  • Insulation
  • Advanced Dimensions
  • Drafting Views
  • Keynote Legends
  • Detail Groups
  • Additional Use of Detailing Elements
  • Principles of Worksharing
  • Create Workshared Model
  • Adding Worksets
  • Add Elements to Worksets
  • Worksharing Display
  • Save Central Model
  • Create New Local Model
  • Make Changes and Synchronise
  • Workset Visibility
  • Detaching and Creating New Central Model
  • Roll Back Central Model
  • About Design Options
  • Create Design Options
  • Add Elements to Design Options
  • Editing Design Options
  • Design Option Visibility / Presentation
  • Advanced Design Options – Part 1
  • Advanced Design Options – Part 2
  • Accepting Design Options
  • Areas and Area Schemes
  • Area Plans
  • Area Boundary Lines
  • Placing Areas
  • Area Schedules
  • Principles of Phasing
  • Modelling Existing Elements
  • Demolishing Elements
  • Phase Filters
  • Rooms and Phases
  • Phases and Schedules
  • Camera
  • Displacement Sets
  • Importance of Healthy Models
  • Element ID
  • Viewing and Resolving Warnings
  • Purging the Model
  • Additional Items
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  • About Coordinate Systems
  • Project Base Point & Survey Point
  • Locating the Building
  • Setting True North
  • Spot Coordinates
  • Levels & Elevation Base
  • Spot Elevations & Elevation Base
  • Export to CAD (DWG)
  • Export to NWC (Navisworks)
  • Export to IFC (Industry Foundation Classes)
  • Export to an Image (JPG, PNG…)
  • Linking CAD Models – Part 1
  • Manage Links – Part 1
  • Linking CAD Models – Part 2
  • Linked CAD Appearance
  • Linking Revit Models – Part 1
  • Acquire Coordinates From Linked Models
  • Linking Revit Models – Part 2
  • Worksets & Linked Revit Models
  • Manage Links – Part 2
  • Visibility / Graphics Overrides of Revit Model Links
  • Element Selection & Behaviour
  • Walls – Wrapping
  • Walls – Preview
  • Walls – Sweeps & Reveals – Part 1
  • Walls – Sweeps & Reveals – Part 2
  • Walls – Modifying Vertical Structure
  • Slanted Walls
  • Wall Joins
  • Computation Height of Levels
  • Updates in Revit 2022 – Modelling
  • Updates in Revit 2022 – Annotation & Graphics
  • Updates in Revit 2022 – Documentation & Export
  • Introduction Revit Start-Up   
  • Ribbon and Quick Access Tool Bar
  • More Ribbon and Properties Panel
  • Project Browser and options 
  • Customizing User Interface
  • Selection in Revit
  • Navigation in Revit
  • Preferences
  • Starting Project with Template
  • Setup Template for Project
  • Create Custom templates
  • Using Snaps / settings 
  • Adding Levels
  • Wall Command
  • Door, Windows and Small Project
  • Modify Panel
  • Wall Joins
  • Measure Distance between Two Points
  • Setting Up Level and Units and Walls
  • Walls …
  • Adding Doors
  • Adding Windows
  • First Floor Walls
  • First Floor Windows, Doors, Roof
  • Adding stairs
  • Adding Topo surface and Driveway
  • Adding Fixture and Section
  • Adding Room Element
  • Linking CAD File
  • Import CAD Files
  • Link Revit Files
  • Adding Text
  • Adding Dimensions
  • Adding Materials
  • Rendering
  • Final Project
  • 1. Introduction Revit Start-Up
    2. Introduction to Course Project
    3. Ribbon and Quick Access Tool Bar
    4. More Ribbon and Properties Panel
    5. Project Browser and options
    6. Customizing User Interface
    7. Selection in Revit
    8. Navigation in Revit
    9. Preferences
    10. Starting Project with Template
    11. Setup Template for Project
    12. Create Custom templates
    13. Using Snaps / settings
    14. Adding Levels
    15. Wall Command
    16. Door, Windows and Small Project
    17. Modify Panel
    18. Wall Joins
    19. Measure Distance between Two Points
    20. Setting Up Level and Units and Walls
    21. Walls …
    22. Adding Doors
    23. Adding Windows
    24. First Floor Walls
    25. First Floor Windows, Doors, Roof
    26. Adding stairs
    27. Adding Topo surface and Driveway
    28. Adding Fixture and Section
    29. Adding Room Element
    30. Linking CAD File
    31. Import CAD Files
    32. Link Revit Files
    33. Adding Text
    34. Adding Dimensions
    35. Adding Materials
    36. Rendering
    37. Final Project
    38. Introduction to BIM
    39. Start a New Project & Introduction to Revit User Interface
    40. Setting Up Templates
    41. Link Arch. Model and Manage it
    42. Setting up Grids and levels
    43. Create Plans and Link the Designed Drawings
    44. Parameters, Filters, Visibility Graphics and View Template
    45. Scope Box and Section Box
    46. Introduction to HVAC Systems
    47. Place and Modify Mechanical Equipment
    48. Place and Modify Air Ducts and Duct Fittings
    49. Place and Modify Air Terminals and Duct Accessories
    50. Place and Modify HVAC Pipes and Pipes Accessories
    51. Introduction To Plumbing Systems
    52. Place and Modify Plumbing Fixture and Equipment
    53. Place and Modify Plumbing Pipes and Pipe Accessories
    54. Introduction to Fire Fighting Systems
    55. Place and Modify Fire Fighting Equipment
    56. Place and Modify Fire Fighting Pipes and Pipes Accessories
    57. Place and Modify Sprinklers
    58. Introduction to Electrical Systems
    59. Place and Modify Lighting Fixtures
    60. Place and Modify Power Terminals and Panel Boards
    61. Place and Modify Data Devices
    62. Create Circuits
    63. Place and Modify Power Cable Tray and Cable Tray Fittings
    64. Coordination MEP vs. MEP
    65. Coordination MEP vs. ARCH
    66. Builders Work by Dynamo
    67. Create Sheets and Modify Title Block
    68. Add Views into Sheets
    69. Annotation and Annotation Family Creation
    70. Annotation and Annotation Family Creation
    71. Shop Drawings Extraction
    72. Splash Screen
    73. Duct schedule in kilograms
    74. Duct Fittings Schedule in kilograms
    75. Air Terminals, Duct Accessories and Mechanical Equipment Schedules
    76. Pipes and Pipes Fittings Schedules
    77. Pipes Accessories, Plumbing Fixtures and Sprinklers Schedules
    78. Cable Tray and Cable Tray Fittings Schedules
    79. Electrical Wires Schedule
    80. Lighting, Power and Data Devices Schedules
    81. Assign Room Name to MEP Elements from Linked Architectural Model Using Dynamo
    82. Run the dynamo Script by the dynamo Player
    83. Reflect the Site Progress on the Model and Extract the Schedules
    84. Final Report Creation By Excel macro
    85. Pipe Sleeve Opening & Duct Opening By Dynamo (One Script)
  • 86. Pipes Fittings Quantity as per POMI by Dynamo
    87. Final Project
  • Introduction to the Course Project
  • Start a New Project
  • Introduction to Revit
  • Selection in Revit and Modify Tools
  • Ice Breaker Assignment
  • Setting Project Grids and Levels
  • View Range and Link the Designed Drawings
  • Parameters, Filters, Visibility Graphics and View Template
  • Plain Concrete & Structural Footing
  • Column Neck and Tie Beams
  • Slab on Grade & Columns
  • Stairs
  • Structural Slab and Beam System
  • Structural Walls and Concrete Model Completion
  • Footing Reinforcement Part 1
  • Footing Reinforcement Part 2
  • Continuous Footing Reinforcement
  • Beams and Beams System Reinforcement
  • Slab on Grade Reinforcement
  • Column Reinforcement
  • Wall Reinforcement
  • Stairs Reinforcement
  • Steel Columns and Beams Part 1
  • Steel Columns and Beams Part 2
  • Steel Connections Part 1 (Automatic Connection)
  • Steel Connections Part 2 (Fabricated Connection)
  • Steel Stair and Steel Railing
  • Structure VS. Architecture
  • Structure VS. MEP
  • Builder’s Work by Dynamo
  • Introduction to Shop drawings and Creating Title Block
  • Add Views into Sheets
  • Tagging and Annotations Part 1
  • Tagging and Annotations Part 2
  •  Shop Drawings Extraction
  • Concrete Material Take-off Reports
  • Rebar Material Take-off Reports
  • Steel Material Take-off Reports
  • Introduction to BIM & Construction Management
  • Schedule of Activities
  • 4D and 5D Simulation by Navisworks
  • Reflect the Site Progress on Revit Model
  • Progress Monitoring Report by Excel Macro
  • Pouring Sequence
  • Footing Reinforcement
  • Beam and Beams System Reinforcement
  • Columns Reinforcement
  • Wall Reinforcement

Revit Architecture Bootcamp

  • Rs 50,000/-
  • Course Duration 3 Months
  • Online Session
  • On Campus Lecture + Practical
  • Video Lecture Available
  • Urdu & English
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Fee: 50,000
Duration: 3 Months
Timing: 9AM-11AM, 11AM-1PM, 1PM-3PM, 3PM-5PM, 5PM-7PM, 7PM-9PM

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