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Revit – Landscape Architecture BIM Techniques

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Release date:2021, September

Duration:04 h 06 m

Author:Jim Cowan

Skill level:Beginner

Language:English

Exercise files:Yes

Welcome to the world of landscape architecture in Revit! In this course, led by expert instructor Jim Cowan, you’ll learn how to leverage the power of Revit for landscape architecture projects. While Revit is widely known for its application in architecture, construction, and MEP fields, it can also be a valuable tool for landscape architects.

Throughout the course, Jim demonstrates how to modify existing Revit families and objects to suit the specific needs of landscape architecture. You’ll learn how to create and customize plant features, softscape and hardscape elements, and specialized presentation and documentation materials. By harnessing the capabilities of Revit, you’ll be able to enhance visual communication of design intent, including factors like water and sunlight requirements.

One of the key advantages of using Revit for landscape architecture is the ability to create a virtual environment rich in data. You’ll discover how to incorporate essential information into your Revit models, such as sustainability considerations for both natural and planned landscapes. This data-driven approach allows you to address various environmental factors and make informed design decisions.

By the end of the course, you’ll have a solid understanding of how to utilize Revit to create detailed and comprehensive landscape architecture projects. Whether you’re an aspiring landscape architect or an experienced professional looking to expand your skill set, this course will provide you with the knowledge and techniques needed to effectively utilize Revit for landscape architecture. Get ready to elevate your design process and create visually stunning and data-rich virtual environments with Revit!

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001 Potential of custom plants, data, hardscape, and topology
002 Using the exercise files
003 Enhanced docs with Revit add-ons for landscape design
004 Review planting
005 Understand planting behaviour
006 Use plant data
007 Create topography
008 Measure cut and fill
009 Create topography from a DWG file
010 Surfaces vs. subregions
011 Floors as planting beds
012 Using surface patterns
013 Preview the plant family to be created
014 Create a custom plant family
015 Add sub-categories for linework
016 Checking a plant family in a project
017 Create symbolic lines from a DWG file
018 Create a plant symbol for existing plants
019 Create one plant symbol used for multiple types
020 Review a finished plant family
021 Add plant data to a project
022 Assign data to project plants
023 Manage plant display
024 Track plant condition
025 Manage plant display
026 Review a non-profit source of data
027 Manage plant data in Excel (BIMrx)
028 Create a custom material
029 Create water as a material
030 Modify sloped floors
031 Create an edge condition
032 Create a pergola
033 Create a trellis by modeling or as a material
034 Access free planting-landscape families (BIMobject)
035 Review a schedule
036 Schedules with added data and formula
037 Schedules with URL links
038 Make and use a custom pattern
039 Swap delivered plants and view
040 Swap 2D custom plants for delivered 3D plants
041 Developing content
042 Swap custom 2D plants for Enscape Assets
043 Paint plants and change seasons
044 Create a landscape project template
045 Next steps
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