Revit++
Save Time in Revit with These Workflows
Seven years ago, I had no idea what I was doing in Revit. What's worse, I didn't know how to start learning such a complex piece software.
My employer at the time wasn't doing any training and didn't want to invest in getting us over the learning curve.
So, that summer, I took it upon myself to learn Revit. I started with a simple tutorial, and six hours later, I had created my first set of drawings!
Yet, the more I learned, the more frustrated I would become because I couldn't get the software to do exactly what I wanted.
I was frustrated staying late at the office fighting the software.
I was frustrated that I couldn't get my work done as fast as I needed to.
I’d look at the experts at my firm and wonder how they got to where they were and how come they didn't use more of Revit's features.
Then one day, I decided to stop looking at all those experts...and become one myself.
At the time, I was struggling with standardizing notes across the project, managing the Revit file, and coordinating my schedules and floor plans.
But rather than continue spending late nights at the office, I developed my own, powerful techniques to become a Revit expert.
Doing so has helped me in numerous ways, like being able to get all my work done, on time and accurately.
But I didn’t want to keep this knowledge inside. I wanted others to have this same feeling. To know that they, too, can master Revit and become super productive.
So, I started sending out weekly tips to my office. To help everyone level up their Revit skills.
These tips were so well received that our most dedicated CAD users wanted to do their projects in Revit. And even most of the project managers started using the software. What's better, because we became more efficient during production, we had more time to design - even as more and more of our projects were fast-tracked.
But that wasn't enough. I wanted to help even more people take charge of Revit and become super efficient with the software.
That's why I teamed up with ArchSmarter to create Revit ++ .
Revit ++ is designed to help you become way more productive in Revit.
In the course, I share my best tips and tricks as well as some building code parameters, sample schedules and families, as well as lots of coordination must-dos that will help you work smarter in Revit.
If you're just starting with Revit or even if you've been using it for a while, this course will help you become a power-user fast.
We know you're busy so we developed the course as a series of bite-sized lessons that are easy to understand and integrate into your work.
Register now and you'll receive a new email lesson in your inbox for the next 25 days. Check out the lesson cheat sheet then try it out on your project.
Start getting effiicent with Revit today!
This course is eligible for 7.5 AIA Learning Units.
Alexandra Andrei
Welcome!
Lesson 01 - Underlay and Plan Regions
Lesson 02 - Project Base Point vs Survey Point
Lesson 03 - Create Project Browser View Types
Lesson 04 - Embedded Key Schedules
Lesson 05 - UI Tips and Tricks
Bonus 1 - Annotation Tags
Bonus 1 - Annotation Tag Families
Bonus 2 - Sheet Sort Parameter
Lesson 06 - Elevation Visibility
Lesson 07 - True North vs Project North
Lesson 08 - Area Occupant Calculation Table
Lesson 09 - Plumbing Fixture Counts
Lesson 10 - Drawing and Revision Logs
Lesson 11 - Using Keynotes
Lesson 12 - Finish Specification Schedule and Finish Tags
Lesson 13 - Coordinate Finish Plans with Room Schedules
Lesson 14 - Make Legends and Model Options Work for You
Lesson 15 - Design Options
Lesson 16 - Find Unreferenced Views
Lesson 17 - Master View Templates
Lesson 18 - Coordination Discipline
Lesson 19 - Control Setback Lines Like a Pro!
Lesson 20 - The Paper Technique for Quick Renderings
Lesson 21 - Create a Matrix Schedule
Lesson 22 - Scope Boxes Unveiled
Lesson 23 - Infill and Demo Tips
Lesson 24 - All-In-One Title Blocks
Lesson 25 - Smart Door Tags
Lesson 26 - Use Filters Like a Pro!
Lesson 27 - Masterspec Detail Items
Lesson 28 - Conditional Formatting
Lesson 29 - Area Plans and Schedules
Lesson 30 - Groups and Assemblies