Revit for Interior Design: Interior Walls
Released 1/28/2014 A good floor plan starts with defining usable spaces with the help of
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Released
1/28/2014
A good floor plan starts with defining usable spaces with the help of walls, and being able to modify those walls as needed as your project evolves. In this course, Ed Cotey shows you how to design a space with interior walls, doors, and windows in Autodesk Revit. Design issues such as wall alignment, trimming and extending walls, and splitting walls to make openings and new wall types are also covered. You’ll also learn to incorporate some aesthetic elements such as trim and crown molding and apply them to walls.
Topics include:
- Drawing interior walls
- Configuring wall height and alignments
- Changing wall types
- Aligning and splitting walls
- Creating compound walls
- Adding doors and windows
- Working with the Family Editor
- Adding sweeps and trims to walls
Skill Level Intermediate
3h 34m
Duration
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