CHAPTER 14Creating Sheets and Printing Your deliverable product is a set of construction documents and specifications. So it stands to reason that the application you use to produce these construction…

CHAPTER 18Site and Topography You might be asking yourself if there is a fourth Revit. No. It would be nice if there was a “Revit Civil,” but there isn’t such…

CHAPTER 15Creating Rooms and Area Plans This chapter brings you to a great point in Revit. You’re in a position where you can begin to build on what you’ve added…

CHAPTER 17Creating Families As you’re probably becoming acutely aware, having the right content will make or break a Revit project. I’m sure you’re also very aware that, other than the…

CHAPTER 19Rendering and Presentation Well, here we are: the chapter you’ve probably been chomping at the bit to get into—and for good reason. The output that you create from this…

CHAPTER 20Importing and Coordinating Revit Models It’s amazing that we’re Up to Chapter 20 and yet I’m sure many readers are still unclear about how BIM fits in here. Yes,…

CHAPTER 22Project Collaboration It’s quite ironic that the last chapter of this book contains information that many of you will need to get your first Revit project off the ground….

CHAPTER 21Phasing and Design Options Of all the projects I have been involved with over the years, I can remember only a handful that didn’t involve some kind of existing…

CHAPTER 13Creating Specific Views and Match Lines As you can see, Revit is all about the views. In fact, by using Revit, not only are you replacing the application you…