Krefeld Pavilion Hexagonal Roof with Curved Edges in Revit

Welcome architects and architecture students to Ark It Easy! In this tutorial, you're going to learn the best and the simpliest way of how to create hexagonal roof with curved edges in Revit like it’s done on a project Krefeld pavilion designed by Thomas Schütte. Keep in mind that even if you are Revit beginner, and if you follow this step by step tutorial, you will be able to create it. This tutorial is packed with tips and tricks of how to create complex roof forms in Revit with using Mass Modeling tool, which will enhance your modeling skills and bring your Revit workflow on a higher level. Let's get started on transforming your architectural visions into reality! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more exciting tutorials. Happy modeling!
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[@pramodnani8312]

Well this is it❤❤

[@arkiteasy]

Thanks 👍

[@drawingabdi]

thats the best start a youtube videooooooo!!!! love ittt

[@arkiteasy]

Thanks! Super glad that you love it and even more if it helped you step up your Revit journey 🫡💪

[@nabiellhanafi]

Greetings, may I kindly request your guidance and a tutorial on completing a Revit project that combines structural and architectural elements according to industry standards? Perhaps you could demonstrate with a simple, small project that starts from the foundation and structure, and finishes with the architectural details. Thank you in advance!

[@arkiteasy]

Hi, thanks for suggestion. Something of what you mentioned will be done in some period 😊 But, even though I am an architect I don’t think that architects should be responsible for almost everything on a building like it’s case in some countries. Actually, disciplines/responsibilities are splited but have to be done in accordance.

[@nabiellhanafi]

Thank you so much! This really means a lot to me as a recent graduate eager to step into the BIM environment. I truly appreciate it-thanks again! I didn’t notice the comment below at first. I completely understand and I just thought it might be helpful if you could share some guidance based on your experience which could benefit others as well ☺️

[@arkiteasy]

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