So to start off our project you first have to model the existing house to which the extension will added onto. This post has the template files for you to use with the same objects and wall types which are listed below, the modeling of the existing house is pretty simple stuff but for new user this information is key to them to see how the project starts, for more advanced user if you want to skip this step/video, you can download the 'existing house' revit file and join in the next step/post. For those who do watch this video i added some internal doors after i finished the video, these can be seen in the 'existing house' revit file also you may as well just download all the files posted for a reference. The video is at the bottom of the this post
- 12.5mm (5/8") Plasterboard on 25mm (1")Metal Fixings
Wall Sweeps
- Skirting
Floors
- (25mmOA Thickness) 5mm Tile finish on 20mm Cement/Morter bed (1")
- 150mm (6")Concrete on 50mm (2")Rigid Insulation on DPM on 50mm (2")Sand blinding on 150mm (6")Compacted Hardcore
- 150mm (6")concrete on 50mm (2")sand on 150mm (6")Compacted Hardcore
- Foundation Slab -300mm concrete (12")
- 300mm Generic Floor (12")
- 25mm Timber Deck (1")
- 10mm Grass on 290mm Earth (12")
Roof
- 300mm Generic Roof (12")
- 40mm Tile Roof (1 5/8")
Fascia
- Ridge Tile
- Fascia and Soffit
- Lead Flashing
Doors
- Exterior DBl 5 - 1810 x 2175mm (6' -0"x 7'-3")
- Basic - 900mm x 2100mm (3' -0"x 7'-0")
- Patio Door - 1800mm x 2100 (6' -0"x 7'-0")
Windows
- Double PL - 1156 x 1115mm Deep (3' -10"x 3'-9")
- Double PL - 1800 x 1115mm Deep (6' -0"x 3'-9")
- Single Pl - 770 x 1115mm Deep (2' -7"x 3'-9")
- Roof Light 3 - Skylight 2
- Corner Window Special
Lights
- Recessed Downlight Can
Roof Accessories
- Box Gutter
- RWP Downpipe Square
Notes - Roof Rafters, ceiling joist, ridge board, roofing battens, jack rafter, trimming purlins, Wall plate families to follow when we get to the roof part of the project
- Furniture Families to follow when we get to that part of the project
- Annotation symbols and notes to follow when we get to that part of the project
Sorry there is a trick, for some reason google documents thinks .rvt files are some kind of word document so it won't display, if you click on the link,(it says cant display) then select the 'download' button above the viewer, it allows you to save the file to your desktop. let me know if you have any any problems.
Hello Peter, thanks for the reply I cannot get the file at all every time I click on the download file marker it goes straight to a 404 cannot find file erro. Tried with IE and Firefox but it doesn't seem to be there, thanks for great posts they are some of the best tutorials around. Mark
I'm an Architectural Technician with a passion for detailing (including 3D detailing) and my chosen platform is revit. This blog will discuss methods of producing detailed 3D Models and the challenges you face. I'll approach 1 detail at a time before moving on as a massive big picture can sometimes be hard to decipher. Even though construction methods may vary in different regions the modelling method can generally be maintained. Feel free to contact me at revitdetail at gmail dot com.
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Hi Pete,
been trying to download the template files for the extension tutorial but no joy, have you deleted them?
Sorry there is a trick, for some reason google documents thinks .rvt files are some kind of word document so it won't display, if you click on the link,(it says cant display) then select the 'download' button above the viewer, it allows you to save the file to your desktop. let me know if you have any any problems.
Peter
Hello Peter, thanks for the reply I cannot get the file at all every time I click on the download file marker it goes straight to a 404 cannot find file erro. Tried with IE and Firefox but it doesn't seem to be there, thanks for great posts they are some of the best tutorials around.
Mark
if you send me an email to revitdetail [at] gmail.com i'll foward the file direct, metric or impearial?
Hi Peter. I'm having the same problem. Could you possibly send me the templates too? Metric, would be nice.
It's a nice tutorial by the way. Looking forward to trying it out.
I'll send you an email right now.
Hi Peter,
I'm having the same problem. Could you possibly send me the templates too please? (metric version).
Nice tutorial BTW. Looking forward to giving it a go.
Neal.
Hi Peter,
Im thinking of purchasing a Dell M6600 workstation laptop for revit 2012.... any comments or thoughts on this as a machine ?
perfect spec, i gave a a spec to my boss recently which was 8bg ram but ideally you want as much as you can get, 16gb if possible
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