Urban Planning Tools II: Revit Architecture Sketch
Sketching using Revit Architecture
What you'll learn
You will learn how to sketch floor plans based on zoning requirements.
You will learn how to use Revit to design floor plans.
You will learn how many apartments can be constructed based on the allowable rezoning.
You will learn why you need to look at the community to know the buildings uses that benefit most community members.
You will learn about community planning tools.
Requirements
Windows 11
Mac OS
Description
This course sketched a building based on the zoning analysis in the previous zoning course.
The first Urban Tools course goes over how to interpret the New York and City Zoning Resolution and what you need to know to decide the uses of the building.
This sketches that interpretation and uses the Revit Architecture to design floor plans for each of the floors.
This course does not go into full detail on how to use Revit Architecture.
You will learn how Revit 2024 is used to sketch the rooms, decide on the number of rooms to put on each floor, download components for free websites, and learn why it is important to pre-plan the space uses.
In the previous course, I decided to construct a seven-floor building on a currently unused space in the South Bronx.
The decision to construct a seven-floor building was based on the surrounding buildings, and what the community may need based on seven years of seeing presentations at the Community Board.
The space is in a transit zone, next to a park, and near a school. All of these surroundings helped with identifying the building's uses.
The sketch goes over what to look for when designing each floor of the building.
Who this course is for
This course is for students that want to learn about NYC Zoning and using Revit Architecture to Design a building.
This course is for people that want to know the tools used by Urban Planners to design neighborhoods.
Last updated 5/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 6h 39m | Size: 3.71 GB
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Sketching using Revit Architecture
What you'll learn
You will learn how to sketch floor plans based on zoning requirements.
You will learn how to use Revit to design floor plans.
You will learn how many apartments can be constructed based on the allowable rezoning.
You will learn why you need to look at the community to know the buildings uses that benefit most community members.
You will learn about community planning tools.
Requirements
Windows 11
Mac OS
Description
This course sketched a building based on the zoning analysis in the previous zoning course.
The first Urban Tools course goes over how to interpret the New York and City Zoning Resolution and what you need to know to decide the uses of the building.
This sketches that interpretation and uses the Revit Architecture to design floor plans for each of the floors.
This course does not go into full detail on how to use Revit Architecture.
You will learn how Revit 2024 is used to sketch the rooms, decide on the number of rooms to put on each floor, download components for free websites, and learn why it is important to pre-plan the space uses.
In the previous course, I decided to construct a seven-floor building on a currently unused space in the South Bronx.
The decision to construct a seven-floor building was based on the surrounding buildings, and what the community may need based on seven years of seeing presentations at the Community Board.
The space is in a transit zone, next to a park, and near a school. All of these surroundings helped with identifying the building's uses.
The sketch goes over what to look for when designing each floor of the building.
Who this course is for
This course is for students that want to learn about NYC Zoning and using Revit Architecture to Design a building.
This course is for people that want to know the tools used by Urban Planners to design neighborhoods.
Last updated 5/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 6h 39m | Size: 3.71 GB
Download
*