AUTODESK REVIT ARCHITECTURE 2010

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Architecture 2010 - Phần 1 để tạo thêm mặt đứng, mặt cắt cần thiết như: MẠT CẮT
1-1 (cắt qua tam cáp), MẠT CẮT 2-2 (cắt qua khu vệ sinh), MẠT CÁT[r]

Autodesk Revit Architecture 2010 – Phần 2 NTTĐ-VL 57 Chương 5. Thành phần chú thích A. Chú thích cửa đi 1. Trên View tab > Legends drop – down > click Legend. 2. Trong hộp thoại New Legend View: • Name: đặt tên là CHI TIẾT CỬA ĐI • Scale: chọn tỷ lệ 1/50.[r]

Autodesk® Revit® ARchitectuRe 2011No ExpEriENcE rEquirEdAutodesk® Revit® ARchitectuRe 2011No ExpEriENcE rEquirEdEric WingSenior Acquisitions Editor: Willem KnibbeDevelopment Editor: Stephanie BartonTechnical Editor: Jon McFarlandProduction Editor: Dassi ZeidelCopy[r]

Autodesk® Revit® Architecture 2011: No Experience Required covers the full gamut of using the software; the book is organized as follows:Chapter 1: The Revit World Chapter 1 introduces you to the Revit Architecture 2011 interface and jumps right into modelin[r]

FIGURE 4.52 The first floor layout for the east wing 6. Create a floor plan layout similar to Figure 4.54. Make all of the dimen-sions as even and as round as possible. Use all the commands and func-tions you have learned up to this point. 7. For the windows, go to a 3D view, and using Copy/Paste, al[r]

procedures you need to understand to be comfortable using this command.To use the Trim command, open the model you have been working on. If you have not completed the previous chapter procedures, open the file caller NER-13.rvt found at the book’s website, www.sybex.com/go/revit2011ner. Go to[r]

11. Pick the square grip.Another way to tell Revit how to display the dimensions is to select the dimension, and then look at the properties. Here, you will be given addi-tional choices.Dimensioning207 12. Now the dimension is following your pointer. Pick a third point about 8′ away from the[r]

Chapter 5 • Dimensioning and Annotating214 7. Repeat the steps for the bottom of the corridor. 8. Add the rest of the dimensions, as shown in Figure 5.20. This will complete the dimensioning of the corridor area.FIGURE 5.19 Placing an angular dimension means picking two walls, then a point to place[r]

5. Select the window. 6. On the Modify | Windows tab, select the Move button. 7. Move the window from the bottom, outside corner down to the refer-ence plane, as shown in Figure 4.20. 8. Press Esc. 9. Zoom out until you can see the entire wall.If you are drawing the reference plane, and it keeps go[r]

When you align an item and you lock it, be sure this is what you want to do. It’s simple: pick the padlock icon, as shown in Figure 4.33. You are now aligned and locked to the center reference plane.FIGURE 4.33 The door is now aligned and locked.There will also be times when two items are already al[r]

explore another way to rename an elevation and to view its properties as well.Creating an Elevation151Elevation PropertiesWith each view comes a new set of properties. For example, when you made the perspective view of the corridor you set Visual Style to Shaded With Edges, and you turned the shadow[r]

Chapter 3 • Creating Views154NOTE It’s Revit time! No longer will you see “dumb” placeholder information in a tag. When we create our construction documents and put these views on sheets, Revit will automatically fill out tags with the correct information. To take it one step further,[r]

Activate Dimensions on the Options bar.) You can simply look at the dimension. If it reads the value you expected, great! If not, change it. It’s that simple.Using Dimensions as a Layout Tool231 4. Type 1′–1″ and press Enter. 5. You will get an error. Revit will not allow you to do such a foo[r]

FIGURE 7.25 Using the Trim command in conjunction with the roof sketch.One ugly roof, huh? Welcome to the world of pitched roofs in Revit. We will get the roof we want—we just need to add two roofs here. You will understand this process, but it is going to involve patience and trial and error[r]

6. Pick the level that is set to –10′–0″ and rename it to T.O. Footing (see Figure 6.52). 7. Click Yes when Revit prompts you to rename corresponding views.FIGURE 6.52 Adding a new Top Of Footing levelThe next step is to select the CMU elevator shaft walls and modify their prop-erties so that[r]

Adding a roof dormerChapter 7 • Roofs286Placing Roofs by FootprintThis book can’t address every situation you will encounter with a roof system, but it will expose you to the tools needed to tackle these situations yourself. The tech-niques we will employ in this chapter start with the concept o[r]

FIGURE 7.18 Changing the properties of the sectionFIGURE 7.19 By adding the points to the roof, you now have an almost perfect section.th e pr o o F is in th e ro o F !This is a perfect example of why the Revit approach to design documentation is the way to go. Although the sloping of the sla[r]

building (see Figure 7.48). 17. Press Esc twice to clear the command. 18. Select the reference plane. 19. In the Properties dialog, change the name to South Entry Overhang. 20. Click Apply. 21. Open the elevation called South Entry Elevation.After you place the elevation, you will have no idea wher[r]

1. Go to the Level 3 floor plan. 2. Zoom in on the corridor roof. 3. Select the corridor roof, as shown in Figure 7.59. 4. On the Modify | Roofs tab, click the Edit Footprint button.Chapter 7 • Roofs328FIGURE 7.59 Selecting the roof to be modifiedYou are now in the Sketch Mode for this roof.It is tim[r]

Chapter 8 • Structural Items334Structural GridsRevit has entire books on this subject alone, so this book will address only the structural items available to people using Revit Architecture. If you are a struc-tural engineer or structural designer, I recommend that you use Revit[r]