Preparing Schedule & Cost Estimation for a building using REVIT

Q1

Aim:- to list the shot cut keys used to modify the model

• to create a section box use the command BX

• to add similar components use the command CS
• to reduce the thickness of the line using the command TL(thin line)
• to apply override setting use the command VG(visuality graphics)
• to increase the range of visibility use the command VR(view range)
• to reselect the previously selected components use the command ctrl+>
• to add an annotation to the model view DI
• to bring the model items in line use the command AL(align)
• to rotate the element use the command RO

• to move the element use the command MO
• to copy the element use the command CO
• to mirror the component use the command MM

• to create an array of the model use command AR

Q2

aim:- to create a schedule of doors, windows, walls, and material using Revit for project 2

DOOR SCHEDULE

WALL SCHEDULE

WINDOW SCHEDULE

RESULT:- the schedule of doors, walls, windows are created for project2

Q3

aim:- to create a schedule of rooms with appropriate room tag showing area and volume of each room

• firstly tag all the rooms
• go to architecture
• select the room and click in the workspace of each room
• then go to the view tab
• select schedules
• add rooms>area, volume, name, etc
• click on ok

Q4

aim:- to prepare cost analysis for the above schedule

• go to the view tab
• select schedule>material take-off
• add on the inputs required
• click on ok

Q5

aim:-to create a flow chart using dynamo

(a)

(b)

(c)

Q6

AIM:- to list the parameters associated with the following components

WALL

• wall type
• length
• thickness
• height
• material type
• material cost

FLOOR

• FLOOR-TYPE
• THICKNESS
• WIDTH
• LENGTH
• MATERIAL TYPE
• MATERIAL COST

DOOR

• DOOR TYPE
• DESCRIPTION
• HEIGHT
• WIDTH
• MATERIAL
• MATERIAL COST

WINDOW

• window type
• height
• width
• material
• description

TABLE

• table type
• height
• width
• length
• material
• material cost

BUILDING

• building type
• area
• location
• site value
• building material