Revit: Site and Context Modeling

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Paul F. Aubin

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01 - Introduction

01 - Modeling topography and site context in Revit.mp4

00:45

02 - An introduction to Revit topography tools.mp4

04:56

02 - 1. Getting Started with Topography

01 - Creating a simple toposolid.mp4

07:55

02 - Editing a toposolid.mp4

05:28

03 - 2. Creating Toposolid Elements

01 - Toposolid from imported CAD (basic).mp4

10:16

02 - Toposolid from imported CAD (advanced).mp4

09:30

03 - Using the Split tool on toposolid.mp4

08:04

04 - Toposolid elements from legacy toposurface elements.mp4

08:47

05 - Adjusting hosted elements and building pads from converted topo.mp4

10:26

06 - Using Autodesk Forma to create site studies.mp4

12:46

07 - Creating topography from linked Civil 3D surfaces.mp4

08:01

04 - 3. Editing Toposolid Elements

01 - Understanding Add Point Elevation Base.mp4

09:55

02 - Modifying points on a Toposolid.mp4

11:55

03 - Manipulating building surroundings.mp4

07:21

04 - Adjusting the heights of surrounding buildings.mp4

08:34

05 - Creating subdivisions for toposolid elements.mp4

09:13

06 - Creating water.mp4

09:46

05 - 4. Performing Cuts on Toposolid Elements

01 - Cutting toposolids with walls and other model elements.mp4

04:39

02 - Creating excavation with in-place masses or families.mp4

10:02

03 - Cutting toposolids with opening elements.mp4

06:56

04 - Cutting toposolids with loadable families.mp4

13:57

06 - 5. Toposolid Type Settings

01 - Working with and creating toposolid types.mp4

07:32

02 - Understanding contour line settings.mp4

10:38

03 - Customizing visibility and graphic overrides for topography.mp4

07:07

07 - 6. Site and Context Items

01 - Adding site elements.mp4

08:22

02 - Topography and phasing Graded regions.mp4

09:13

03 - Exploring the sample model.mp4

08:40

04 - Third-party tools.mp4

02:45

08 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

00:44

Description

Revit 2024 includes an extensive suite of topography tools designed specifically for site modeling and collaboration with engineers. If you’re an architect, engineer, or construction management professional and are looking to get up to speed with the latest core functionalities, join instructor Paul Aubin to learn how to create a basic site model in Revit, regardless of where you are in the overall design process. Explore long-standing Revit features like topography and site settings as well as the brand-new Toposolid features introduced in the latest release. Paul shows you how to get started creating and editing basic toposolid elements, performing cuts, modifying type settings, rendering site and context items, and much more.

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Paul F. Aubin is the author of many Revit book titles including his "deep dive" into the Revit family editor: Renaissance Revit. He has also authored dozens of Revit video training titles on LinkedIn Learning (powered by lynda.com content) covering all levels of Revit, Dynamo and ReCap software. Paul is an independent architectural consultant providing content creation, implementation, and training services to Architects and building design professionals. His career of over 30 years, includes experience in design, production, BIM management, coaching, reality capture and training. Paul is an active member of the Autodesk user community and has been a top-rated speaker at AU and other industry conferences for many years. Paul is an associate member of the American Institute of Architects (AIA), an Autodesk Expert Elite and the founder of ChiNamo; the Chicago Dynamo Community. He was recently named a member of the board of directors for the Volterra-Detroit Foundation. He lives in the Chicago area with his wife and their three children currently attend universities around the country.

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