Revit: Architectural Families

Improve your workflow with Revit families. Learn how to model reusable features such as chair rails and baseboards, doors, cabinets, and shelving with Revit architectural families.

Syllabus

Introduction

Welcome
Using the exercise files

1. Profiles

Creating a standard cove
Creating a chair rail profile
Creating a baseboard profile
Creating a crown moulding profile
In-place families

2. Doors

Configuring an opening and setting the enviornment
Creating a door jamb
Creating a stile and rail door panel
Creating a glass panel
Adding casing
Creating symbolic lines
Creating hardware
Configuring visibility settings

3. Wall Cabinets

Creating a box
Adding doors
Adding pulls
Adding 2D hardware such as hinges
Visibility states
Lookup tables

4. Interior Shelving

Creating a shelving bracket
Creating a shelf
Creating bracket standards
Configuring array parameters
Linking family parameters
Creating parametric arrays
Creating an in-place reception desk
Setting a visibility contingency
Configuring and painting materials to an in-place family
Adding countertops
Modeling countertop brackets
Setting global parameters
Creating massing
Creating adaptive components

Conclusion

Next steps

Taught by

Eric Wing

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