Author
Chanté Bright
Released
2/20/2019- Setting up your project
- Creating views
- Modeling walls
- Using and modifying storefronts
- Creating wall legends with components
- Modeling ceilings
- Adding doors and openings
- Adding details such as millwork and floors
- Creating custom schedules
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
Views
- Are you a designer who really wants to use Revit for your existing renovation projects but feel it's too overwhelming? Or maybe you've been given a model by a client or consultant but have no idea what to do with it? Well, look no further. I'm Chante' Bright and I've been training other design professionals in Revit for several years. In my LinkedIn learning course, Professional Office for Interior Design, let me show you some effective techniques for drafting and designing a commercial project that are sure to put you on the right path to success.
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Introduction
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Initial steps1m 28s
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1. Workspace Setup
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Project level setup7m 36s
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Necessary view creation3m 51s
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Modifying project phases5m 37s
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Understanding view templates3m 22s
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2. Modeling Walls
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Wall partitions8m 26s
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Wall partition constraints4m 44s
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Wall partition terminations5m 31s
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Wrapping columns5m 4s
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Using storefronts7m 56s
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Modifying storefront systems9m 23s
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Changing storefront panels6m 26s
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3. Wall Legends
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Adding components3m 10s
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Noting component pieces3m 35s
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Adding a note legend5m 42s
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4. Modeling Ceilings
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Modeling ceilings8m 6s
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Rotating ceilings2m 57s
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Adjusting a ceiling7m 17s
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Custom ceiling components7m 41s
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Building onto the bulkhead8m 29s
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Creating ceiling clouds5m 3s
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5. Finishing the Space
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Adding doors4m 43s
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Adding openings2m 54s
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Adding tags5m 47s
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Cleanup break2m 11s
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Adding casework pieces7m 12s
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Space planning9m 45s
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Adding finish floors7m 59s
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Custom millworking8m 18s
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Creating custom schedules10m 30s
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6. Final Thoughts
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Updating model changes3m 40s
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Next steps1m 25s
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