Revit Structure II Course Overview
What Will You Learn?
The Revit Structure II course builds on foundational concepts from Revit Structure I, focusing on advanced structural modeling, detailing, and documentation. This course introduces framing techniques, annotation tools, detail sheet assembly, and construction documentation workflows to help students create industry-standard structural drawings and coordinated BIM models.
By completing this course, you will:
- Master structural framing techniques for advanced designs.
- Develop skills in dimensioning, tagging, and annotation for structural elements.
- Learn how to assemble detailed structural sheets for documentation.
- Gain expertise in coordinating sheets, plans, and schedules for structural projects.
- Implement best practices for structural detailing and model organization.
Benefits of Learning Revit Structure II with VDCI
By enrolling in this course, students gain access to structured training through VDCI, a nationally accredited institution offering specialized learning experiences for AEC professionals.
- Project-Based Learning: Every lesson includes hands-on projects assessed by experienced professionals.
- Flexible Learning: Access self-paced course materials with structured progress tracking.
- Cost-Effective Training: Course bundles and certificate programs offer affordable, high-quality education.
- Expert Instruction: Learn from Autodesk Certified Instructors with real-world experience.
- Collaborative Support: Engage in discussion forums and networking opportunities.
- Industry-Recognized Credentials: Earn digital badges and certificates to enhance your professional portfolio.
- Portfolio Development: Complete structured projects demonstrating proficiency in Revit structural modeling.
Course Lessons and Projects
Lesson 1: Framing
This lesson introduces students to advanced framing techniques, including load-bearing elements and reinforcement.
Skills Learned:
- Configuring wood, steel, and concrete framing layouts.
- Placing and modifying structural beams and joists.
- Integrating lateral and vertical bracing systems.
- Understanding load paths and support requirements.
- Coordinating framing with architectural and MEP components.
Project: Develop a structural framing plan, incorporating columns, beams, and bracing components.
Lesson 2: Drawing Dimensions and Tagging Elements
Students will learn how to add accurate dimensions, tags, and annotations to structural elements.
Skills Learned:
- Applying dimensioning techniques for structural elements.
- Tagging columns, beams, slabs, and reinforcement components.
- Understanding annotation families and view templates.
- Adjusting scale, visibility, and alignment settings for readability.
- Ensuring compliance with industry standards for structural documentation.
Project: Create a dimensioned and tagged structural model, ensuring clarity and consistency across sheets.
Lesson 3: Assembling the Detail Sheets
This lesson focuses on compiling detailed structural drawings for construction documentation.
Skills Learned:
- Organizing detailed sections and callouts for framing connections.
- Creating reinforcement and foundation detail views.
- Configuring sheets with title blocks, viewports, and legends.
- Adjusting view scales and layout arrangements.
- Incorporating notations, schedules, and detail references.
Project: Develop a comprehensive structural detail sheet, incorporating sections, callouts, and reinforcement views.
Lesson 4: Sheets, Plans, and Schedules
Students will learn how to coordinate and finalize structural sheets, schedules, and project documentation.
Skills Learned:
- Generating structural schedules for beams, columns, and reinforcement.
- Configuring floor, roof, and section plans for clarity.
- Managing sheet layouts and numbering sequences.
- Exporting and sharing structural drawing sets for collaboration.
- Validating BIM model accuracy and compliance with project requirements.
Project: Finalize a structural project sheet set, integrating plans, schedules, and annotations for project delivery.
Key Skills You Will Walk Away With
- Advanced proficiency in Revit structural framing and detailing.
- Expertise in annotation, dimensioning, and tagging workflows.
- Ability to produce professional construction documentation and sheet layouts.
- Knowledge of structural schedule creation and BIM coordination.
- Hands-on experience in assembling structural sheets and managing project deliverables.
Who Should Take This Course?
This course is ideal for professionals and students looking to enhance their expertise in Revit structural modeling and documentation. It is suited for:
- Aspiring Structural Engineers & Designers – Learn advanced detailing and documentation techniques.
- BAspiring IM Coordinators & Technicians – Gain skills in structural model coordination and sheet setup.
- Aspiring Construction Project Managers – Improve efficiency in structural plan execution and review.
- Revit Technicians – Strengthen knowledge of structural schedules and detailing best practices.
- Students & Recent Graduates – Build expertise in Revit structural workflows for professional projects.
Career Applications & Industry Relevance
The skills developed in this course are essential for professionals involved in structural engineering, BIM coordination, and construction documentation. Career paths that benefit from this course include:
- Structural Engineer – Develop expertise in advanced Revit structural modeling and detailing.
- BIM Manager – Oversee structural model coordination and drawing organization.
- Construction Coordinator – Ensure accurate structural plan execution and review.
- Revit Structural Technician – Specialize in detailed structural sheet compilation and documentation.
- Facility Manager – Maintain accurate as-built structural documentation for building management.
With the increasing demand for BIM-integrated structural documentation, proficiency in Revit Structure II equips professionals with the skills needed to produce, manage, and coordinate detailed structural plans efficiently.
