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bhavleen taught 3 days ago
The following is a summary of a lesson. Bhavleen assisted Alia in refining the design of a culinary academy, focusing on spatial arrangements for kitchens, classrooms, and student dormitories. Their collaborative effort involved analyzing building plans, discussing potential structural modifications, and considering accessibility and functionality within the architectural design process. Alia was tasked with revising her case study to reflect the updated design and prepare for a discussion on the building's exterior features in the next lesson.
Commercial Kitchen Design
Dormitory vs. Hotel Room Concept
Elevator Placement in Multi-Story Buildings
Site Analysis for Deliveries
Architectural Sections and Elevations
saadain taught 4 days ago
The following is a summary of a lesson. Saadain assisted a student from the University of North Texas in Denton with troubleshooting issues in Revit and SketchUp. The lesson focused on parametric control of families, texture mapping, and creating void extrusions. They worked on properly constraining and dimensioning objects in Revit to allow for flexible adjustments and created sink cutouts in countertops. The learner will practice the techniques discussed and continue working on their Revit project.
Reference Planes
Void Extrusion
Revit Parameters
Locking Dimensions
Multicategory Schedule
saadain taught 5 days ago
The following is a summary of a lesson. Saadain guided Elizabeth through the process of creating and scheduling casework elements, specifically countertops, in Revit. Elizabeth actively practiced creating families, assigning parameters, and generating schedules to calculate costs. The lesson also covered ADA kitchen design considerations and various rendering techniques for improved visualization.
Revit Parameters
Revit Schedules
Family Categories
Revit Sheets & Viewports
ADA Kitchen Design
Rendering Improvement
bhavleen taught 10 days ago
Bhavleen reviewed a student's cooking school hotel project, focusing on instructor feedback regarding site sections, floor plans, and program adjustments. The student, who attends Golden West College in Huntington Beach, will gather site photos and send project files to Bhavleen, who will revise the Revit model to incorporate the slope in the sections, adjust the floor plan layout, and refine space allocation. They scheduled a follow-up lesson for Monday to review the revisions.
Architectural Sections & Site Integration
Programmatic Space Planning
Building Capacity & Scale
Service Access in Design
saadain taught 11 days ago
Saadain guided a learner from Glendale Community College through creating a parametric countertop family in Revit. The lesson focused on adding adjustable dimensions and creating openings for sinks. The learner practiced adding reference planes, parameters, and constraints to control the countertop's dimensions and the sink opening's position. Saadain offered to refine the countertop family and costing setup and send the updated file to the learner for further practice.
Revit File Types
Revit Family Creation
Instance Parameters
Reference Planes & Locking
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saadain taught 12 days ago
The following is a summary of a lesson. Saadain guided a learner from Brookhaven through advanced Revit functions, specifically focusing on scheduling, costing, and parametric modeling of casework and countertops. The learner practiced adding formulas to schedules for cost calculation and began creating a parametric countertop family. They scheduled a follow-up lesson to continue working on parametric families and dimension locking.
Revit Schedules
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Best ways to learn revit
Revit is a powerful BIM (Building Information Modeling) software used by architects, engineers, and construction professionals to create intelligent 3D models with real-world data.
However, mastering revit can be challenging due to its complex interface, parametric modeling system, and advanced features like families, schedules, and worksets. Many beginners struggle with understanding the relationship between 2D and 3D elements, setting up proper project templates, and managing building components efficiently.
Additionally, learning to collaborate in multi-user environments and integrating revit with other software like AutoCAD or Navisworks adds another layer of difficulty.
To overcome these challenges, structured learning tailored to revit’s BIM environment is essential. You can start with Autodesk’s official revit tutorials, which cover fundamental concepts like model navigation, views, and basic component placement. YouTube tutorials and online courses provide step-by-step guidance on advanced topics such as family creation, scheduling, and rendering.
Private revit tutoring is highly effective for targeted learning, providing expert guidance on optimizing project setup, managing linked models, and troubleshooting common errors. With structured practice and professional mentoring, mastering revit becomes manageable.
Three signs you need a Revit tutor
Difficulty with BIM workflows and parametric modeling
Revit operates on a BIM-based workflow, requiring users to understand parametric relationships between building components. Many struggle with setting up families, constraints, and project parameters, leading to modeling errors.
A revit tutor helps simplify BIM workflows, ensuring that students grasp essential modeling techniques, maintain data accuracy, and improve efficiency in project execution.
Struggling with collaboration and multi-user environments
Revit projects often involve multiple contributors working in shared models, which requires proper work sharing management. Many users find it difficult to coordinate changes, manage cloud collaboration, and resolve file conflicts.
Revit tutors can guide students through worksheet management, linked models, and version control, making teamwork smoother and more productive.
Preparing for professional certification or job applications
Revit certifications, such as Autodesk Certified Professional (ACP), require in-depth knowledge of modeling, documentation, and project coordination. Many students also need strong portfolios for job applications.
A tutor provides structured exam preparation, portfolio development strategies, and real-world project guidance, ensuring students meet industry standards and career goals.
What to look for in a revit tutor?
Industry experience and BIM expertise
Look for a private revit tutor having hands-on experience in architecture, structural engineering, or construction, ensuring they can teach industry-relevant workflows. Expertise in BIM coordination, family creation, and interoperability with other design software ensures well-rounded learning tailored to professional requirements.
Teaching methodology and real-world applications
A tutor should offer structured lessons covering Revit fundamentals and advanced techniques, such as parametric design, clash detection, and project documentation. Hands-on exercises with real-world projects, personalized feedback, and workflow optimization guidance help students develop job-ready Revit skills.
Affordability and accessibility
Revit tutoring costs typically range from $40–$100 per hour, but Wiingy offers expert tutoring at $28 per session, with a free trial lesson. This ensures students and professionals can access high-quality Revit training at an affordable price, making professional growth more attainable.
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