BIM with Revit Architecture WSQ Course

Enhance your expertise in Civil Engineering with our comprehensive BIM course in Singapore, specifically tailored to meet the standards set by the Building and Construction Authority (BCA). Our BIM course, focusing on Revit modelling, equips you with essential skills to excel in architectural projects using Autodesk Revit. Learn about the Revit environment, project setup, and the incorporation of grids, levels, and dimensions to solidify your design foundation.

Our BIM modelling course in Singapore extends beyond the basics, covering key aspects like adding walls, doors, and windows, creating and mirroring groups, and seamlessly integrating external assets and DWG files. Elevate your proficiency with advanced topics, including modelling stairs, intricate walls, and obscured building elements. Learn to enhance your designs by adding rooms and solid geometry.

This BIM with Revit Architecture Course also emphasises practical applications, ensuring you can export project files to various formats. Elevate your skills through a holistic design course that goes beyond the fundamentals. Train with us and become a proficient BIM modeller, ready to tackle complex architectural challenges.

1. Core Concepts
   • Introducing building information modelling (BIM)
   • Working in one model with many views
   • Understanding Revit element hierarchy

1. Getting Comfortable with the Revit Environment
   • Understanding the different versions of Revit
   • The Recent Files screen and the Application menu
   • Using the Ribbon and the QAT
   • Understanding context ribbons
   • Using the Properties palette
   • Using the Project Browser
   • Customizing the user interface
   • Using keyboard shortcuts in Revit
   • Navigating views (zooming, panning, and rotating)
   • Selecting objects
   • Understanding selection toggles
   • Accessing Revit options

1. Starting a Project
   • Creating a new project from a template
   • Accessing a multi-user projects using Workshare
   • Creating and configuring a new project
   • Adding levels
   • Adding grids
   • Refining a layout with temporary dimensions
   • Adding columns

1. Modelling Basics
   • Adding walls
   • Wall properties and types
   • Using snaps
   • Locating walls
   • Using the Modify tools
   • Adding doors and windows
   • Adding plumbing fixtures and other components
   • Using Autodesk Seek
   • Wall joins
   • Using constraints

1. Links, Imports, and Groups
   • Linking AutoCAD DWG files
   • Creating topography from a DWG link
   • Understanding CAD inserts
   • Import tips
   • Creating groups
   • Mirroring groups to create a layout
   • Creating Revit links
   • Rotating and aligning a Revit link
   • Establishing shared coordinates
   • Managing links
   • Understanding file formats

1. Sketch-Based Modelling Components
   • Creating floors
   • Creating footprint roofs
   • Working with ceilings
   • Creating extrusion roofs
   • Attaching walls to roofs
   • Using the shape editing tools to create a flat roof
   • Working with slope arrows
   • Adding openings

1. Stairs
   • Working with stairs
   • Adding railings to stairs
   • Working with component-based stairs
   • Adding extensions to railings

1. Complex Walls
   • Creating a custom basic wall type
   • Understanding stacked walls
   • Adding curtain walls
   • Adding curtain grids, mullions, and panels
   • Creating wall sweeps and reveals
   • Model lines

1. Visibility and Graphic Controls
   • Using object styles
   • Working with visibility and graphic overrides
   • Using view templates
   • Hiding and isolating objects in a model
   • Understanding view extents and crop regions
   • Understanding view range
   • Displaying objects above and below in plan views
   • Using the Linework tool
   • Using cutaway views
   • Using graphical display options

1. Rooms
   • Adding rooms
   • Controlling room numbering
   • Understanding room bounding elements

1. Schedules and Tags
   • Understanding tags
   • Adding schedule views
   • Modifying schedule views
   • Creating a key schedule
   • Using images in schedule

1. Annotation and Details
   • Adding text
   • Adding dimensions
   • Adding symbols
   • Adding legend views
   • Creating a detail callout
   • Adding detail components
   • Using arrays to parametrically duplicate objects
   • Adding filled and masking regions

1. The Basics of Families
   • Understanding families
   • Creating a new family from a template
   • Using reference planes, parameters, and constraints
   • Adding solid geometry
   • Cutting holes using void geometry
   • Adding blends
   • Completing the family

1. Sheets, Plotting, and Publishing
   • Adding sheets
   • Working with placeholder sheets
   • Aligning views with a guide grid
   • Exporting to AutoCAD
   • Plotting and creating a PDF