EDD 150 - Introduction to Architectural Modeling

1. Describe the process of modifying and personalizing the Revit user interface.
2. Develop a project environment using predefined and global settings.
3. Create views using predefined templates.
4. Create dynamically linked schedules to include walls, doors and windows.
5. Create levels (horizontal planes) and grids (vertical planes).
6. Define various wall types using the element properties dialog menu.
7. Create floors and roofs using the modeling tools.
8. Operate modeling tools to insert doors and windows into a floor plan.
9. Use the stair tool to design stairs and railings and place into a 3-D architectural model.
10. Operate the floor plan features tool to place components such as furniture and plumbing fixtures to a 3-D architectural model.
11. Create annotated construction drawings including plans, elevations, schedules and detail drawings.
12. Create presentation drawings including plans, elevations and rendered perspective drawings.

1. Lines, shapes and editing tools
2. Rectilinear and curved objects sketching
3. Overview of design basics
4. Interior and exterior walls
5. Basement floor plans, designing stairs
6. Roof designs
7. Ceiling systems and placing lighting fixtures
8. Interior and exterior elevations
9. Building and wall section views
10. Bathroom and kitchen design layouts
11. Schedule creations
12. Interior and exterior rendering
13. Construction documentation sheets

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