Introduction to Architectural Revit Software Learning

Revit, Autodesk’s BIM-based software, is a program that everyone in the construction industry has heard of at least once. Architects, designers, structural and civil engineers, environmental engineers, and many more professionals use Revit while working. One of the prerequisites for working in large construction companies is to have a knowledge of this software. In short, there is no reason for you not to start learning this program today.

Revit program is compatible with all Autodesk based programs and can be transferred easily. When the Revit program is used correctly and effectively, it shortens the time you spend in programs. While drawing your project plan, it will provide you great convenience in transferring your project  into different programs and seeing the project you have created from many angles, as the cross-section, view, and model are also formed. You will also need it throughout your academic life and will also be at the top of the skills you will add to your portfolio in your business life. Mostly, some offices prefer people who can only use Revit because it is an important program that provides ease of use even though it is challenging to learn. Revit program is used in most of the architecture and interior architecture offices in the world.

You will learn Revit by drawing the plans, sections, views, model, and environment of a project, and finally you will create a project for your portfolio. When you complete the course, you will have learned and used the Revit program in the best way for interior architecture and architectural education in BackStudio Milan.

Revit is one of the most critical and significant Autodesk-based computer programs in architecture and interior architecture education. You can create two-dimensional and three-dimensional drawings together, and it is one of the most used programs for drawings. This advantage saves a lot of time. When you learn the Revit program, you will easily make 2D drawings and 3D models of your projects. In addition to these, while designing your project, you can also take the structure and technical system drawings (electrical, mechanical, installation, etc.) simultaneously with the design project.
Creating drawings by exploring the Revit interface Using the mouse practically, keyboard tricks to work quickly and efficiently in Revit Starting with simple drawings using necessary commands Overview the Revit Architecture user interface Using the commands such as grid, axis, level elevation from drawing settings Learning how to work with family Learning to work with two-dimensional lines (plan, section, view) Drawing of Modeling Elements such as walls, floors, stairs, facades, railings, roofs, doors, windows Section and view in 3D drawing Learning architectural expression visuals such as 3D drawing, detailed drawing, exploded view, material Creating project drawings in application project detail Learning the carrier system elements Dimensioning Land modeling Creating cost and quantity tables Techniques that a person has difficulty using Developing design skills with Revit Understanding of scale regarding the work Understanding a series of different strategies to solve obstacles concerning the brief

Creating two-dimensional drawings by exploring the AutoCAD interface
Using the mouse practically, keyboard tricks, and enter key to work quickly and efficiently in AutoCAD
Creating lines, polylines, circles, and rectangles, etc.
Organizing your drawing with layers such as layer states, properties, and essential tools

Starting with simple drawings using necessary commands
Polar and Ortho tracking, entering coordinates and angles, object snaps and tracking
Make changes with essential commands such as move, duplicate, twist, reflector, and scale using the reference options
Using template files (.dwt) to make new drawings and exploring what settings and elements saved with templates
Advanced object types such as polyline, arcs, polygons, ellipses, spline

Editing commands such as trim and extend, fillet and chamfer, polyline edit and spline, offset and explode, join, pedit
Finalizing your project with setting up a layout and using layouts and viewpoints, scaling viewpoints
Creating a new project with enough tools or developing an existing project with productivity with measurements
Command tricks and shortcuts

Using blocks and groups effectively
Templates, layouts, annotation, and styles
Using external references
Customizing
Publishing, plot styles, sheet sets, and collaboration with other programs
Techniques that a person has difficulty using

Developing design skills with AutoCAD
Understanding of scale regarding the work
Understanding a series of different strategies to solve obstacles concerning the brief.

Project 1: House Project (with its topography, environment) Project 2: Suggestion from the tutor (project design ideas inspired by the famous architects’ buildings) Project 3: Improving the students` existing project Project 4: According to the student’ interest (from some resources such as archdaily and divisare)
Learning the Revit program by drawing the plans, sections, views, model, and environment of a house project you have chosen allows you to use the Revit program much more effectively in architecture and interior architecture. Instead of learning the Revit program as a technical drawing course, we aim to teach you more qualified and useful tools, shortcuts, and tricks in your school or business life. We provide this training by contributing to your architectural life with our qualified architect tutors working within our organization.
High school students who are planning to study architecture or interior design, Undergraduate students who are currently studying architecture or interior design, Architecture/ interior design students who need a new project for their portfolio, Anyone with a personal interest in Revit. 
-Beginner Lesson 1-2: Creating drawings by exploring the Revit interface Lesson 3: Using the mouse practically, keyboard tricks to work quickly and efficiently in Revit. Starting with simple drawings using necessary commands Lesson 4: Overview of the Revit Architecture user interface. Using commands such as grid, axis, level elevation from drawing settings Lesson 5: Learning how to work with family. Working with two-dimensional lines (plan, section, view) Lesson 6: Drawing of Modeling Elements, such as walls, floors, stairs, facades, railing, roofs, doors, windows Lesson 7: Section and view in the three-dimensional drawing Lesson 8: Finalizing the mini project for presentation -Intermediate Lesson 1: Preparing an architectural project with beginner properties Lesson 2: Learning architectural expression visuals such as 3D drawing, detailed drawing, exploded view, material Lesson 3: Creating project drawings in application project detail Lesson 4: Structural system components Lesson 5: Technical system elements. Dimensioning Lesson 6: Land modeling Lesson 7: Creating cost and quantity tables Lesson 8: Finalizing the project for presentation -Advanced Lesson 1: Preparing an architectural project with beginner and intermediate properties, customizing Lesson 2: Learning the architectural detailing Lesson 3: Advanced learning of the family section Lesson 4: General topic repetition and rectification based on students’ questions Lesson 5: Visual presentation settings Lesson 6: Render features Lesson 7: Create layouts and legends, techniques that a person has difficulty using Lesson 8: Finalizing the project for presentation
Goals and Objective You have the opportunity to take this course at a beginner, intermediate or advanced level, depending on the result of the placement test you will do after registering on our platform. You can adjust and plan your schedule according to the availability of the instructor. For the students to develop their projects, they should also spend their own efforts after the lesson. Therefore, there should be approximately one week between each lesson. One-on-one lessons are scheduled once a week for 8 weeks. Each lesson lasts 3 hours in this course. Strategies Creating two and three-dimensional designs such as plans, sections, sights, and models, etc. Developing a house project for more efficient learning in Revit Designing your project for more efficient learning in Revit Summary Statements Finalizing the project with the best ways Making a house design for your portfolio Improving your project design