Mastering Autodesk Revit 2017 for Architecture

Master Revit 2017 for Architecture

Mastering Autodesk Revit 2017 for Architecture is the bestselling, comprehensive guide fully revised and updated for Revit 2017. Packed with detailed explanations, actual examples, and practical tutorials, it is organized by real–world workflows so you can quickly and effectively apply what you learn.

You′ll begin with key BIM and Revit concepts and a hands–on tour of the Revit interface. You′ll move on to a study of templates, work–sharing, and project management before exploring modeling, documentation, annotation, and complex structures. As you learn, you will also be preparing for the Autodesk certification exam.

Coverage includes:

Using Revit workflows and processes Working in a team Modeling, massing, and visualization Creating walls and curtain walls Modeling floors, ceilings, and roofs Designing with the Family Editor Creating advanced stairs and railings Detailing, documenting, and annotating Presenting your design Applying professional tips and tricks

Master All the Revit Tools

Develop and Manage Graphic Standards in a Project Template

Learn to Share Files with Other Platforms

Work with Phasing, Groups, and Design Options

Track Changes During Construction

Prepare for the Autodesk Certification Exam

Marcus Kim is a Senior Business Consultant with Autodesk, focusing on Enterprise adoption of Revit and BIM workflows for AEC customers. He has provided BIM services to domestic and multi–national customers around the world. Lance Kirby is a Senior AEC Business Consultant with Autodesk. He specializes in accelerating the adoption of BIM and VDC practices among owners and their supply chain of designers and contractors. Lance has helped produce everything from fast food kiosks to federal prisons. Eddy Krygiel is a Principal Business Consultant with the AEC team at Autodesk Consulting. He focuses on BIM and technology workflows for architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) clients, and has handled projects from single–family residential to office, federal, civic, and aviation clients.