Revit practical projects
Four progressive projects: a small residential building, a two-storey house, a small commercial building and a complete architectural documentation set.
4 projects · about 17.5 hours · free
Practical building projects
- 150 min
1. Project 1: Model a small residential building
Model a single-storey, one-bedroom house from scratch: set up levels, build walls, place doors and windows, add a floor and a roof, furnish it and create a floor plan and 3D view.
- • Set up a project with levels
- • Model walls, openings, floor and roof accurately
- • Furnish the house with components
- 240 min
2. Project 2: Two-storey house
Model a two-storey, three-bedroom house with a stair, then document it: plans for both floors, elevations, a section through the stair, door and window schedules, all on sheets.
- • Model a multi-storey building with a stair
- • Coordinate walls and floors across levels
- • Create plans, elevations and sections
- 300 min
3. Project 3: Small commercial building
Model a small commercial building on a structural grid: a curtain wall facade, a core with stair and lift, custom families, and templated views ready for documentation.
- • Model on a structural grid with columns
- • Design a curtain wall facade
- • Build and use a custom parametric family
- 360 min
4. Project 4: Architectural documentation set
Turn your two-storey house or commercial model into a complete, cross-referenced documentation set — the kind issued for approval or construction.
- • Plan a drawing set and numbering
- • Produce each drawing type to a consistent standard
- • Cross-reference sections, callouts and details
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