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BIMteriors: Autodesk® Revit® Architecture for Commercial Interior Design
John R. Ade, AIASenior Applications SpecialistApplied Software
Can you use Revit Architecture for Interior Design?
Absolutely! Revit Architecture is uniquely capable of providing architects and interior designers powerful tools
for design, test fits, documentation and more.
Do you need to do everything in Revit on your first project?
No, you can start off blending CAD and Revit together and transition over to 100% Revit over time.
Class Topics
Beginning your Interior Design Project Modeling existing elements Test-fits or Block Diagrams Programming and Area Analysis Presentation Graphics Finish Schedules and Schedule Keys Modeling Finishes Content – Casework, Furniture, Furniture Systems Design Options Phasing
Are existing conditions available in Revit? Preferred option if available Provides existing/new conditions
Are existing conditions available in CAD? Next best, more common option Import / Link CAD for base or to trace from
Are existing conditions on paper/prints? Scan and import Scale to largest known distance
Beginning your Interior Design Project
Walls Traced Over CAD Base
Model Existing Elements
How much existing conditions should you model? Do you need to visualize it? Do you need to quantify it? Do you have it in CAD or other format?
Can you use CAD information with your design? Views can be composite of CAD and Revit CAD can be limited to one view or shown everywhere
How much do I model and to what Level of Detail? Use 2D or 2.5D content when 3D is not needed. Model in detail where needed, not EVERYWHERE!
Composite Revit and CAD
Test-fits / Blocking Diagrams
Hand drawn test fits used in Revit – Old Tech Fast test fit iterations possible For designers not yet using Revit Link into Revit
CAD drawn test fits in Revit – Current Tech Easier to model / trace over For designers not yet using Revit Link / Import into Revit
Test fits created in Revit - New Tech No translation needed from hand drawn or CAD Fast, dynamic area calculation and analysis!!!
Test Fits / Blocking Diagrams
Test Fits / Blocking Diagrams
Stacking or Layering of Information
Programming and Area Analysis
Gross / Rentable Area Calculations BOMA Custom
Room Program Incorporation Add Parameter(s) for Program Values Revit DB Link for managing Program Data
Schedules for Area Analysis Add Calculated Values Use Conditional Formatting Design Changes Dynamically Update
Programming and Area Analysis
Presentation Graphics
Color Schemes / Legends Multiple Schemes
Shadows Section Boxes
Orient to Other View from View Cube Clients like isometric view of floor plan
Perspective Camera Views Gives a first person experience of design
Walkthroughs Clients experience more of design moving through it.
Presentation Graphics Opportunities
Presentation Graphics Opportunities
Finish Schedules and Schedule Keys
Room Finish Schedule Schedule default finishes Add parameters
Define Schedules in Template(s) Duplicate Schedules - Working and Sheet
Key Schedules Control Multiple Parameters Cannot schedule Shared Parameters Great for Finishes, Door Hardware
Finish Schedules and Key Schedules
Finishes
Materials (Finishes) in Families Apply Materials to Surfaces
Split Face Paint
Floor Finishes Color Scheme
Material Take-Off Schedule Material Tag
Finishes
Content
Start with Imperial / Metric Libraries Develop Design - Replace Basic Families
Autodesk® Seek Manufacturers Websites Create Custom Families Search the Web?????
Test Content from Un-Verified Sources Use 2D or 2.5D Content for Economy
Can contain needed parameters
Content
Design Options
Do Not Use For Separate Designs Different Designs Require Separate Models
Use to Explore Alternatives Within a Project Furniture Layouts Workstation Configurations Finishes
Duplicate Views to Display Options Select Option After Evaluation
Create Progress Copy Options Intended for Design Remove All Secondary Options
Design Options
Multiple Configurable Tables Single Long Table
Phasing
Every Revit Project Has Phasing Phasing Is Linear / Sequential Model Objects Have Two Phase Parameters
Phase Created and Phase Demolished Views Have Two Phase Parameters
Phase and Phase Filter Element Status
Existing, Demolished, New, Temporary Phase Filters Control Display of Element Status Excellent for Renovation / Addition Work Good for Simple Construction Phasing
Phasing
THANKS, ANY QUESTIONS?John R. Ade, AIA
Senior Application SpecialistApplied Software
CLASS CODE FOR SURVEY:AB231-3
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