Mastering Revit Architecture 2008

Part I begins with a hands-on look at the Revit interface before introducing standards and documentation.

Part II explores preliminary design concerns, including massing the building, working with rooms and areas, and leveraging legacy data.

Part III has readers working with modeling components and explains host elements as well as system and component families.

Part IV delves into product documentation, including schedules, annotation, and details.

Part V looks at design options, project phases and site planning, while Part VI discusses collaboration and worksets.

Part VII explains how to manage content and includes advanced information on family editor concepts as well as a detailed testing and troubleshooting section.

The innovative Appendices will detail important Revit tools and commands so that readers can quickly learn how a tool or command is used. book’s exercises, sample families, other useful resources, and a trial version of the Revit software.