The Aubin Mastering Series: Mastering Revit Architecture 2011
Explains complex material in a straightforward manner allowing all concepts to be mastered
The Aubin Mastering Series: Mastering Revit Architecture 2011 is written with straightforward style and focuses on projects with exercises that encourage learning by doing. Students will learn firsthand what it takes in order to build design development models and create a complete set of construction arguments for architectural production. This text focuses on the practicality and rationale of REVIT Architecture, helping students learn faster while also getting a clearer sense of the value of the software and an understanding of each tool’s potential. The text features valuable instruction and tips from the author, as well as an online quick start guide with videos to reinforce learning. 864 pp.
Features:
- Introduces the Revit tools by emphasizing why, as well is how, using software can complete building design projects successfully.
- Explains complex materials through a straightforward manner that allow all concepts to be mastered.
- Uses practical, project focused exercises to help students learn by doing, while achieving more solid understanding of the building design process.
- Includes tips on “Power User/BIM Manager” to enlighten students on what is acquired to manage Building Information Modeling in the architectural setting.
- Includes online Quickstart videos to reinforce learning at the student’s own pace.
New To This Edition:
- Includes additions and changes that are specific to the Revit Architecture 2011 software.
- Includes new screen shots that show modifications to the user interface.
- Includes online Quickstart videos, which are great way to reinforce learning by allowing readers to use asynchronous clips that feature instructions and tips from the 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.
- 15. Conceptual Modeling.