Learn Revit basics in ONE hour

[@arkiteasy]

Here comes additional explanation of Step by Step of what you're going to learn in this tutorial 1. **Selecting the Proper Template** - Start a new project in Revit using the metric multidiscipline Autodesk template. - Gather information from external sources like ArchDaily for reference. 2. **Placing Reference Images** - Insert floor plan images into the plan view using the "Link Image" feature. - Scale and rotate the image to match the dimensions and orientation. 3. **Creating Walls** - Use reference planes to place walls accurately. - Adjust wall dimensions, heights, and materials as needed. 4. **Designing Facades** - Create curtain walls and adjust panel offsets. - Design curved walls and connect them to create a polygonal edge. 5. **Adding Details** - Create slab elements for floors and roofs with appropriate thickness. - Design openings in slabs for architectural details. 6. **Applying Materials** - Assign materials to walls, floors, and roofs for a realistic appearance. - Create custom materials if needed for a specific look. 7. **Placing Doors and Windows** - Insert doors and windows based on design requirements. - Adjust sizes, placements, and materials of doors and windows. 8. **Furnishing the Interior** - Load furniture families from the Autodesk library. - Place furniture items like beds, chairs, tables, and shelves in the model. 9. **Creating Rooms** - Define rooms based on floor plan layouts. - Separate rooms using room separators and name them accordingly. 10. **Enhancing Views** - Create different views for presentation purposes. - Apply filters, color schemes, and view settings for better visualization. 11. **Finalizing Presentation** - Customize elevations and sections with appropriate materials and colors. - Organize views on sheets for a professional presentation. 12. **Review and Refine** - Check for consistency, accuracy, and aesthetics in the design. - Make adjustments as needed to ensure a cohesive and visually appealing model.

[@mariacarmelapadol3080]

Amazing tutorial. Definitely took me longer than 1 hour but its Realty worth IT

[@arkiteasy]

Thanks, happy to hear that 😊

[@jackiebenavflor9366]

I really hope you keep making videos, I’ve learned so many thing that never pass my mind

[@arkiteasy]

Thanks Jackie, it’s great to hear this 😊 no worries, it’s been a pause but soon will be back on track

[@fredytorres8059]

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[@arkiteasy]

Thank you, great you found it useful :)

[@youssefmissi6097]

thank you so much, it was a great one.

[@arkiteasy]

Perfect, so happy to hear that 😊

[@doudoughrieb]

masterclass for real! thank you so much keep going!

[@arkiteasy]

Thank you, I am very happy to hear that! If you have output of your work from this scene please share with us 😊

[@Tiyara.M]

Thank you very much, i needed this 😍🙏🔥🌸

[@arkiteasy]

Hope it’s going to help you. Feel free to write if you have any questions :)

[@Tiyara.M]

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[@arkiteasy]

Thank you, glad to hear that and to have you hear 😊

[@seyarbayat4770]

Thanks for indepth toturials, i would love if you could shear the workset as the project browser shows. Or if this is standaard when starting a project. Thanks in advance!

[@arkiteasy]

Thanks for the comment 😊 I am not sure what do you mean and will really appreciate if you could clarify it more. Suggestions from my audience are very much welcome

[@alinemaia7889]

amazing video, but hard to follow very quick.

[@arkiteasy]

Thanks for comment and info. Which parts you found as a very quick?

[@heisenbergww1957]

18:23

[@arkiteasy]

What about it?

[@heisenbergww1957]

@@arkiteasy nothing, just time stamped. keep up the good work!

[@arkiteasy]

@@heisenbergww1957 Thanks for support :)