BIM ELEMENTS BEHAVIOR IN A PARAMETRIC MODELER
- 1. BIM ELEMENTS BEHAVIOR IN A PARAMETRIC MODELER A SERVICE PROVIDER FOR ALL A/E/C INDUSTRY NEEDS.. Integrated Design Through BIM Specialization
- 2. BIM ELEMENTS BEHAVIOR IN A PARAMETRIC MODELER In BIM Process, Revit Application can be used for three different types of Disciplines Model elements represent the actual 3D geometry of the building. They display in relevant views of the model. Examples: Revit Architecture - Walls, windows, doors, and roofs Revit Structure - Structural walls, slabs, ramps, and roofs Revit MEP - Sinks, boilers, ducts, sprinklers, and electrical panels DATUM ELEMENTS help to define project context. For example, levels and reference planes are datum elements. VIEW-SPECIFIC ELEMENTS display only in the views in which they are placed. They help to describe or document the model. For example, dimensions are view-specific elements.
- 3. Revit Elements Model Elements Hosts Walls Floors Roofs Ceilings Model Components Stairs Windows Doors Furniture Datum Elements Grids Levels Reference Planes View – Specific Elements Annotation Elements Test Notes Tags Symbols Dimensions Details Detail Lines Filled Regions 2D Details Components Elements for Revit Architecture BIM ELEMENTS BEHAVIOR IN A PARAMETRIC MODELER
- 4. Revit Elements Model Elements Hosts Structural Walls Slabs Roofs Ramps Model Components Beams Structural Columns Isolated Footings 3D Rebar Datum Elements Grids Levels Reference Planes View – Specific Elements Annotation Elements Test Notes Tags Symbols Dimensions Details Detail Lines Filled Regions 2D Details Components Elements for Revit Structure BIM ELEMENTS BEHAVIOR IN A PARAMETRIC MODELER
- 5. Revit Elements Model Elements Hosts Walls Floors Roofs Ceilings Model Components Pipes Ducts Sprinklers Air Terminals Datum Elements Grids Levels Reference Planes View – Specific Elements Annotation Elements Test Notes Tags Symbols Dimensions Details Detail Lines Filled Regions 2D Details Components Elements for Revit MEP BIM ELEMENTS BEHAVIOR IN A PARAMETRIC MODELER
- 6. There are 2 types of model elements: Hosts (or host elements) are generally built in place at the construction site. Examples: Revit Architecture - Walls and ceilings Revit Structure - Structural walls and roofs Revit MEP - Walls and ceilings Model components are all the other types of elements in the building model. Examples: Revit Architecture - Windows, doors, and cabinets Revit Structure - Beams, structural columns, and 3D rebar Revit MEP - Sinks, boilers, ducts, sprinklers, and electrical panels BIM ELEMENTS BEHAVIOR IN A PARAMETRIC MODELER
- 7. BIM ELEMENTS BEHAVIOR IN A PARAMETRIC MODELER There are 2 types of view-specific elements: Annotation elements are 2D components that document the model and maintain scale on paper. Example - dimensions, tags, and keynotes are annotation elements. Details are 2D items that provide details about the building model in a particular view. Examples - detail lines, filled regions, and 2D detail components. This implementation provides flexibility for designers. Revit elements are designed to be created and modified by you directly; programming is not required. If you can draw, you can define new parametric elements in Revit.
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