Modeling for Parametric Buildings with Revit

Start the course by getting to know Arturo Bustíos Casanova a little better. He talks about some of his professional milestones as an architect and Revit expert and also shares some of the biggest influences on his creative development.

Get an overview of Revit's interface and commands. Learn how to design the department type using key categories such as "walls", "floor", and "ceilings". Create the kitchen using on-the-spot modeling commands and see how to convert the Revit file into an externally linked file for developing your parametric building.

Discover how to create different department types using your initial design. Model the floor type before recreating it on other floors until you reach the roof, where can add the finishing touches to the top part of the building. Then, make your way back down the building and model the staircase and elevator. Head down to the ground floor, where you model the interior spaces and structure. Wrap up the design by adding curtain walls and placing the building on its plot using "earthwork" revision and tables.

See how to give your parametric design a more solid identity by creating a corrugated, all-round facade with "in-place massing". Artuto provides you with predesigned templates to get graphic views such as exploited isometrics, 3D views, elevations, videos, and floor views to help make your final project as impressive as possible.