Paul F. Aubin's Mastering Revit Architecture 2010, 1st Edition

Paul F. Aubin's Mastering Revit Architecture 2010 is utilized by industry professionals everywhere in order to create compelling architecture. This text offers experienced-based practical advice by a veteran of the industry, and has been written with the intention of shortening the learning curve while focusing squarely on the practicality and rationale of the software processes. This book enables readers to tackle the software through a series of hands-on lessons that will enable them to develop first-hand knowledge and experience by completing their first building design projects successfully. Students will also learn what it takes to build and design development models and create a complete list of construction documents for architectural production. 752 pages

Features:

• Introduces Revit by emphasizing the software is used in the creation process.
• Explains complex material through a straightforward manner so that all concepts can be mastered quickly.
• Offers practical, project-based exercises that will encourage students to learn by doing from a more solid understanding of the design process.
• Uses informative tips to enlighten the readers on what is required to manage BIM in an architectural setting.
• Offers new Quick Start videos to reinforce learning at the students own pace by using asynchronous clips featuring tips and introductions from the author.

New To This Edition:

• Includes additions and changes that are specific to the 2010 release of the software.
• Offers new screenshots to show modifications to the user interface.
• Offers new trim sizes to present screenshots and step-by-step instructions on larger page.
• Offers new Quick Start videos that are a great way to reinforce learning by allowing students to use asynchronous clips featuring instruction and tips from the book's author.

Table of Contents:

• 1. Conceptual Underpinnings of Revit Architecture.
• 2. Revit Architecture User Interface.
  
• 3. Creating a Building Layout.
• 4. Setting up Project Levels and Views.
• 5. Column Grids and Structural Layout.
• 6. Groups and Links.
• 7. Vertical Circulation.
• 8. Floors and Roofs.
• 9. Developing the Exterior Skin.
• 10. Working with Families.
• 11. Detailing and Annotation.
• 12. Working with Schedules and Tags.
• 13. Ceiling Plans and Interior Elevations.
• 14. Printing and Publishing.