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Revit Beginners Course – Tutorials to Learn Revit Fast

By Kyle Sinko Categories: Revit
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About Course

You are going to learn how to design and model using the industry’s leading 3D software, Revit.

Let’s face it. Learning new software is often complicated and difficult. Doing it by yourself makes it even harder, but it doesn’t need to be that way. In this course, you will be learning from a Master’s student who has practical Revit experience across three architectural firms (which all use Revit as a main design and documentation tool). You will be able to follow along to learn the skills and confidence you need to use the software efficiently in a professional setting.

You can spend days, weeks or months learning Revit by yourself, and not necessarily learning it the right way. In Kyle’s 4-hour course, you can fast-track that journey to gain the skills to design and model in Revit at a professional level.

Most online Revit tutorials or courses are boring, slow going and demonstrate incorrect practices. If you’ve watched Kyle’s videos before, you’d know that these Revit tutorials are fun, fast and easy to follow.

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What Will You Learn?

  • You'll learn the skills to design and model confidently in Revit.
  • You'll improve your overall skills and knowledge of 3D modelling, architecture and design.
  • You'll learn how to model a multi-storey building in Revit.
  • You'll learn what the basic tools of architectural design are inside Revit and how to use them.
  • You'll learn how to import, scale and work off reference images such as floorplans and elevations.
  • You'll learn the best practices of professional Revit users and build good habits.
  • You'll learn how to create and control levels.
  • You'll learn how to manage "phasing" in Revit.
  • You'll learn how to create and control custom materials and patterns.
  • You'll learn how to create and control floors and their properties.
  • You'll learn how to create and control stairs.
  • You'll learn how to create and control walls and their properties.
  • You'll learn how to create and control ceilings and their properties.
  • You'll learn how to place families and source + load custom families such as doors and windows.
  • You'll learn how to create and control roofs and their properties.
  • You'll learn how to create sections, floor plans and elevations from your Revit models.
  • You'll learn how to manage views to present them.
  • You'll learn how to render your model in real time.

Course Content

Course Files
All the course resources in one place.

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Part 1 – Setting Up

Part 2 – Floors

Part 3 – Stairs

Part 4 – Walls

Part 5 – Ceilings

Part 6 – Doors, Windows and Openings

Part 7 – Roof

Part 8 – Railings, Columns, Gutters, Finishing Touches

Part 9 – Presentation

20 Bonus Tips and Tricks

Review

Student Ratings & Reviews

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Joshua Weir
5 days ago
Easy to follow! Much appricated
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Cassie Gray
6 days ago
I've found this program very helpful as I have managed to dive into the deep end of the pool with a complex floor plan. Thank you.
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Christiane Willits
6 days ago
learned a lot!
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Sukhpreet Kaur
2 weeks ago
Thank you!
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Oliver Court
4 weeks ago
Excellent
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michaelccole93
1 month ago
Overall your videos taught me what I wanted to learn regarding Revit. However, if I am going to pay to receive things to help me follow along, they need to work. Some of the files you provided wouldn't work, like the lattice hatch file.
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FRASER MACKAY
1 month ago
Very good. Picking up things that aren't even being taught directly e.g. I figured out when you 'nudge' something you are using the cursor keys to move it, which I never knew.
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Garth Edmunds
2 months ago
Good day Kyle, Thank you very much for the effort that you put together in making this course. Content was great, my only suggestions would be is to slow down on the speed that you are presenting the content. Remember that many people have never seen REVIT before and it is a bit scary at first. I was able to follow along as I have been using REVIT for the past 3 months but if I took your course when I first started I might not of been able to follow along. All in all still very good content and you really do know your stuff. Looking forward to the intermediate course.

Garth
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John Cole
2 months ago
Thanks for that it was good to go through the basics.
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Ted Luker
2 months ago
Hello,
I found the course to be very useful and very practical. I appreciated the added files to make the course easier to follow along with. Breaking it up into separate sections was also very helpful. I may be interested in the intermediate and advanced courses as well.
Sincerely,
Ted
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Jignesh Chaudhari
2 months ago
That was really very helpful for me as I use to learn Revit from youtube videos, every instructor has a different method but this was way better for me. Thanks
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Suaad Bailey
3 months ago
Great Thanks!
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BRIAN HENDRIX
3 months ago
Awesome Course
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Ryon Speir
3 months ago
Your course was great! This was a great first step to get up to speed. Helpful and personable presentation.

I'd like to suggest that the cursor be a move visible or with a yellow background bubble. This would help to identify where you are clicking more easily. Thank you.
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Lea Schoenke
3 months ago
This course has helped me so much and I have learned a lot! I‘m so glad that I found Kyle‘s YouTube channel and purchased his courses.
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Martin Morong
4 months ago
I am so excited from the Beginner Course. Very good explained! 👍
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Marianne Pelland
5 months ago
Thank you for this course! I actually got one at school but I honestly found yours pretty much easier to follow
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Sonny Rosal
5 months ago
Great Job! I love the after sales service as well....
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Alexis Cuevas
5 months ago
Very nice
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Emilio Rumbea
5 months ago
Very suited to my learning rhythm. Simple and easy going. Keeps architectural/BIM jargon to the minimum. Leaves room for figuring some things out yourself which also makes it more engaging.