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Revit Families

Course Description

Unlock the potential of Building Information Modeling (BIM) with our specialized course designed specifically for quantity surveyors. This comprehensive program explores deep into Revit Families, the essential components that form the backbone of BIM.

 

Revit Families are crucial for enabling professionals to design, document, and visualize their building projects efficiently. These families function similarly to real families, sharing common characteristics while allowing for individual variations. Master the techniques to streamline the creation of detailed, data-rich models, facilitating accurate quantity takeoffs, cost estimation, project coordination, and precise material quantification and cost control throughout the project lifecycle.

 

Gain insights into how Revit Families can enhance your ability to generate accurate and comprehensive reports by effectively managing these components using shared parameters and basic formulas. By the end of this course, participants will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to transform their approach to quantity surveying, streamline their workflow, improve accuracy, and elevate their professional capabilities in the realm of BIM.

 

This course outline is presented in four sessions, blending theoretical lectures with practical exercises to provide participants a well-rounded learning experience that combines foundational concepts with hands-on application.

 

Programme

September 2024: 2, 9, 16, 23
Time: 2:00-5:00 PM (Beirut Time)

Topics

Understanding the relationship between reference planes and geometric data

Creating a plane-based family component

Creating a parametric relationship between graphical and non-graphical information

Creating a wall, line, and face-based family component

Families within families, and interchangeability

Creating a curtain wall-based component and managing nested components

Annotation Families

Creating annotative components such as a title block

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