Revit Structure:Complete Single Family Home Building Project

“Step-by-Step Revit Structure Training with a real Single family home project"

What you'll learn

Set up and manage a Revit project environment for structural design.

learn how to create levels for your projects

Model structural grids, levels, and reference planes for a single family home

Create and modify structural columns, beams, slabs, Staircase, parapet wall, and foundations.

Use view templates, sections, elevations, and 3D views to present your structural design.

Prepare structural drawings, sheets, and title blocks for construction documentation.

Learn how to place annotations, tags, and dimensions for clear presentation.

Create schedules and quantity take-offs for structural elements.

Learn to add different sheet to your title block

Export and print professional structural drawings in PDF/DWG formats.

Requirements

A basic knowledge of civil/structural engineering concepts is helpful but not mandatory.

Autodesk Revit (student or professional version) installed on your system.

No prior Revit experience is required – the course will guide you step by step

A computer (Windows recommended) capable of running Autodesk Revit smoothly.

Enthusiasm to learn

Description

Are you ready to move beyond theory and start working on a real structural project in Revit? If you’ve ever wanted to model, detail, and deliver a complete building project from start to finish, this course is for you.In this course, Revit Structure: Complete Single-family home Building Project, we will work together step by step to design and document a single-family home using Autodesk Revit. You won’t just learn software commands—you’ll learn how to think and work like a structural engineer inside Revit.We’ll begin by setting up our project environment with levels and grids, then move on to modelling slabs, beams, columns, parapet walls, a staircase, and foundations. From there, we will learn how to create a new title block, create sections and elevations, prepare professional drawings, and even generate schedules and quantity take-offs. We will create new sheets and add these sheets to our title block. We will also export these sheets to PDF and DWG file formats. By the end of this course, you will have a complete single-family home project in your portfolio—something you can confidently present to employers or clients.Whether you’re a student, graduate, or practising engineer, this course is designed to meet you where you are. Even if you’re new to Revit, don’t worry—everything is explained clearly and step by step.So, if you want to build real-world Revit Structure skills and take your structural design journey to the next level, enrol today and let’s get started.

Overview

Section 1: BUILDING THE HOUSE MODEL

Lecture 1 Creating a new Revit template

Lecture 2 Editing the Project unit

Lecture 3 Creating new Levels

Lecture 4 Importing the Dwg house plan into Revit

Lecture 5 Creating The structural grids

Lecture 6 Placing the columns on the Ground Floor plan

Lecture 7 Setting The view Range

Lecture 8 Creating the plinth beams

Lecture 9 Displaying the Plinth beams in 3D view

Lecture 10 Placing Ground floor beams

Lecture 11 Placing the ground floor beams part 2

Lecture 12 Creating the structural slab and staircase opening

Lecture 13 Modelling the First floor Columns, slabs and Beams

Lecture 14 Editing the first floor

Lecture 15 Creating Parapet walls on the roof

Lecture 16 Modelling the Staircase in our building

Lecture 17 Modelling the Foundation at the foundation level

Section 2: SCHEDULE OF QUANTITIES

Lecture 18 Identifying the different structural elements

Lecture 19 Foundation schedules

Lecture 20 Columns schedules

Lecture 21 Plinth Beams schedules

Lecture 22 Ground and First floor beam schedules

Lecture 23 Ground and first floor slab schedules

Lecture 24 Staircase Schedule

Section 3: TAGS AND DIMENSIONS

Lecture 25 Adding tags on Column layout plan

Lecture 26 Adding dimensions on column layout plan

Lecture 27 Adding Tags and dimensions on foundation layout plan

Lecture 28 Adding tags and dimensions on the plinth beam layout plan

Lecture 29 Adding tags on the Ground and First floor slab

Lecture 30 Parapet wall tag

Section 4: CREATING SHEETS AND TITLE BLOCKS FOR OUR PROJECT

Lecture 31 Creating a New Title block

Lecture 32 Editing the title block

Lecture 33 Loading the title block into our project

Lecture 34 Adding the Column Layout plan and column schedule of quantities to the sheet

Lecture 35 Adding Foundation layout to the sheet

Lecture 36 Adding Tie beam, Stairs tag and tie beam schedule to the sheet

Lecture 37 Adding Ground and first floor slab to the sheet

Lecture 38 Adding parapet wall to the sheet

Lecture 39 Understanding text and label

Lecture 40 Adding different 3D Views to the sheet

Lecture 41 Adding section views to the sheet

Section 5: PRINTING AND EXPORTING THE SHEETS

Lecture 42 Printing the Sheet to PDF

Lecture 43 Exporting the sheet into dwg file format

Civil and Structural Engineering students who want to apply their classroom knowledge in real-world projects.,Fresh graduates looking to build practical Revit skills for job readiness.,Practicing engineers who want to transition into BIM (Building Information Modeling).,Draftsmen, CAD technicians, and designers who want to upgrade from AutoCAD to Revit Structure.,Civil Engineering students,Construction professionals and BIM enthusiasts interested in structural detailing and documentation.,Anyone who wants to learn step-by-step how to model, detail, and document a complete reinforced concrete apartment building in Revit.