Mastering Revit structure 2010
By: Thomas S. Weir, Jamie Richardson, David J. Harrington.
Contributors: Richardson, Jamie, 1975-; Harrington, David J., 1966-
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Wiley Technology Pub.
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Indianapolis, Ind
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780470521410
Subjects: Autodesk Revit; Architectural drawing -- Computer-aided design; Architectural design -- Data processing
Description: "The expert authors relied on their years of experience to develop this exhaustive reference and tutorial. This perfectly paced book covers all the core concepts and functionality of Revit Structure, including interface, BIM, project setup and templates, view use and management, structural elements, structural analysis, drafting, detailing and annotations, phasing, collaborating, printing and publishing, and creating custom content. Mastering Revit Structure has been updated from the 2009 version to cover all of 2010's exciting new interface, modeling, interoperability, and worksharing features. The detailed book also features tips, tricks, and real-world exercises that only authors who use the software daily in a professional environment can know and explain.Part I explores the basics of the modeling environment, including the interface, simple modeling, and data import. Part II delves into the structural model, exploring structural walls and framing, slabs and decks, roofs, frames, foundations, plus stairs, elevators, and ramps. Part III explains how to document the structural model. Annotations and dimensioning, creating schedules, using sheets, and details and drafting views are explained in depth. Part IV discusses how to share your model and includes chapters on collaboration, plotting and exporting data, coordinating with other disciplines, visualizing, and using the analytical model. Part V looks at advanced features and functions, including families, groups, various project phases and design options, and use-specific modeling techniques. The book will also feature a beautiful color insert with examples from the book and other inspirational models. Readers will be invited to download before-and-after tutorial files from the supporting web site so that they can jump into any tutorial and compare their finished work to the pros"--Provided by publisher.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: Chapter 1: Inside Revit Structure.; title: Chapter 2: Setting the Project Environment.; title: Chapter 3: Starting to Model Your Project.; title: Chapter 4: Structural Columns.; title: Chapter 5: Floor Slabs and Roof Decks.; title: Chapter 6: Walls.; title: Chapter 7: Structural Framing.; title: Chapter 8: Foundations.; title: Chapter 9: Model Documentation.; title: Chapter 10: Modeling Rebar.; title: Chapter 11: Schedules and Quantities.; title: Chapter 12: Working with Sheets.; title: Chapter 13: Worksharing.; title: Chapter 14: Visualization.; title: Chapter 15: Revit Structural Analysis.; title: Chapter 16: Project Phases and Design Options.; title: Chapter 17: Standards: Increasing Revit Productivity.; title: Chapter 18: Family Creation: Beyond the Built-In Libraries.; title: Chapter 19: Advanced Structural Families.