Revit Architecture Complete Course

Learn Revit Architecture step-by-step with real-world projects—2D plans, 3D models, sheets, and BIM workflow.

What you'll learn

Create 2D and 3D architectural models using Revit tools and workflows.

Develop complete floor plans, elevations, sections, and 3D views.

Use Revit to generate construction documents, sheets, and annotations.

Apply BIM techniques to design, modify, and manage building projects efficiently.

Requirements

No prior experience with Revit or architectural design is required.

Basic computer skills are recommended.

A Windows PC or laptop with Revit software installed (student or trial version works).

Passion to learn architectural design and 3D modeling!

Description

Are you ready to step into the world of Building Information Modeling (BIM) and design real-world architectural projects? This Revit Architecture Complete Course is designed to take you from absolute beginner to confident designer using Autodesk Revit—one of the most powerful BIM tools used by architects and engineers worldwide.Whether you're a student, fresher, draftsman, or professional looking to upgrade your skills, this course will equip you with everything you need to model, document, and present architectural designs effectively.   What You'll Learn:Create detailed 2D floor plans, elevations, and sectionsDevelop 3D architectural models with precisionDesign and place walls, windows, doors, floors, roofs, and stairsGenerate construction documents and presentation sheetsAdd dimensions, annotations, tags, and legendsUse views, visibility settings, and view templatesUnderstand and implement BIM best practicesWork with real-life project examples  Tools Used:Autodesk Revit (Student/Trial version)Windows-based PC or Laptop (Recommended)No prior Revit knowledge is needed—just basic computer skills and a passion for design!   Who This Course is For:Architecture students and civil engineering studentsDraftsmen and AutoCAD users transitioning to BIMBeginners who want to build a strong foundation in RevitProfessionals and freelancers looking to expand their design toolkitAnyone interested in architectural design and visualizationBy the end of this course, you’ll be able to confidently create full architectural models and documentation using Revit and start applying your skills to academic, freelance, or professional projects.Enroll now and bring your architectural ideas to life with Revit!

Overview

Section 1: 01 Introduction to Revit Architecture

Lecture 1 1.1 Overview of BIM

Lecture 2 1.2 Difference between Revit and AutoCAD

Lecture 3 1.3 Types of Revit Files

Lecture 4 1.4 Revit User Interface

Lecture 5 1.5 Revit Family

Lecture 6 1.6 View Range Settings in Revit

Lecture 0 1.7 Visibility Graphics

Section 2: 02 Basic Editing Tools

Lecture 7 2.1 Changing view window colour

Lecture 8 2.2 Selecting Elements

Lecture 9 2.3 Keyboard Shortcut

Lecture 10 2.4 Move Command in Revit

Lecture 11 2.5 Copy Command in Revit

Lecture 12 2.6 Rotate Command in Revit

Lecture 13 2.7 Mirror Command in Revit

Lecture 14 2.8 Array Command in Revit

Lecture 15 2.9 Copy to Clipboard Command in Revit

Lecture 16 2.10 Align Command in Revit

Lecture 17 2.11 Scale Command in Revit

Lecture 18 2.12 Offset Command in Revit

Lecture 19 2.13 Split Command in Revit

Lecture 20 2.14 Group & Un-Group Command in Revit

Lecture 21 2.15 Hide & Un-Hide Command in Revit

Lecture 22 2.16 Trim & Extend Command in Revit

Lecture 23 2.17 Match type properties in Revit

Lecture 24 2.18 Create Similar Command in Revit

Section 3: 03 Setting up a Project

Lecture 25 3.1 Creating & Modifying Levels

Lecture 26 3.2 Placing and adjusting grids

Lecture 27 3.3 Create custom level & grid head in Revit Architecture

Lecture 28 3.4 Understanding the project base point,survey point & internal origin point

Section 4: 04 Building Envelope and Components

Lecture 29 4.1 Creating Wall in Revit

Lecture 30 4.2 Modifying Wall Properties

Lecture 31 4.3 How to make Curtain Wall in Revit

Lecture 32 4.4 Difference between Wall Centerline & Core Centerline

Lecture 33 4.5 Adding wall sweeps, reveals

Lecture 34 4.6 Adding wall openings

Lecture 35 4.7 Roof Design by Footprint

Lecture 36 4.8 Roof Design by Extrusion

Lecture 37 4.9 Roof Soffit,Roof Fascia,Roof Gutter

Lecture 38 4.10 How to make Floor in Revit

Lecture 39 4.11 Creating Stair by Component

Lecture 40 4.12 Editing Stair in Revit architecture

Lecture 41 4.13 Creating Stair by Sketch

Lecture 42 4.14 Adding and customizing railings and balusters

Lecture 43 4.15 How to make Ceiling in Revit

Lecture 44 4.16 Place and Modify Door in Revit

Lecture 45 4.17 Place and Modify Window in Revit

Lecture 46 4.18 Place Components in Revit

Section 5: 05 Detailing and Annotation

Lecture 47 5.1 Adding dimensions to elements

Lecture 48 5.2 Modifying properties of dimensions

Lecture 49 5.3 Adding text annotations

Lecture 50 5.4 Placing and customizing tags

Lecture 51 5.5 Dormer opening in Revit

Lecture 52 5.6 Shaft Opening in Revit

Section 6: 06 Visualization and Rendering

Lecture 53 6.1 Applying materials to elements

Lecture 54 6.2 Editing material properties

Lecture 55 6.3 Setting up renderings

Lecture 56 6.4 Using camera views

Lecture 57 6.5 Using walkthroughs views

Section 7: 07 Project Collaboration and Documentation

Lecture 58 7.1 Setting up a central file

Lecture 59 7.2 Workset & Worksharing

Lecture 60 7.3 Creating sheets and title blocks

Lecture 61 7.4 Printing and exporting drawings

Section 8: 08 Revit Family Creation

Lecture 62 8.1 Extrusion in Revit

Lecture 63 8.2 Blend in Revit

Lecture 64 8.3 Revolve in Revit

Lecture 65 8.4 Sweep in Revit

Lecture 66 8.5 Swept Blend in Revit

Section 9: 09 CAD Import

Lecture 67 9.1 How to import CAD file in Revit

Lecture 68 9.2 How to trace Wall in Revit

Lecture 69 9.3 How to trace Floor in revit

Lecture 70 9.4 How to trace Column & Railing in Revit

Lecture 71 9.5 How to trace Door & Windows

Lecture 72 9.6 How to trace Stair in Revit

Lecture 73 9.7 How to create roof and penthouse

Section 10: 10 Final project

Lecture 74 10.1 How to create wall for house plan

Lecture 75 10.2 How to create column & stair for house plan

Lecture 76 10.3 How to create Floor & Roof for house plan

Lecture 77 10.4 Placement of Door & Windows

Lecture 78 10.5 Placement of Furniture, Appliances & Fixture

Lecture 79 10.6 Applying Material to Elements

Architecture students who want to learn Revit from scratch.,Civil engineers and draftsmen aiming to shift from AutoCAD to BIM.,MEP and structural professionals looking to understand architectural coordination.,Freelancers and job seekers wanting to add Revit to their resume.,Anyone passionate about building design and 3D modeling using industry-standard tools.