© 2012 Autodesk Autodesk Structural Curriculum 2011 Unit 6: Construction Documents and Details Construction Documents and Details

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Autodesk Structural Curriculum 2011Unit 6: Construction Documents and Details

Construction Documents and Details

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Overview

This lesson provides an overview of the powerful documentation features in Autodesk® Revit® Structure software. The lesson covers some of the different types of deliverables that are typical for structural engineering projects. It also highlights the components that are normally found in a set of construction documents, such as general notes, plans, elevations, sections, details, and schedules.

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Objectives

Define the different types of project deliverables

Know the different parts of a set of construction documents

Understand the relationship between plans, sections, and elevations

Know what schedules are typically used for

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Student Exercises

• Exercise 6.1 Overview Construction Documents

• Exercise 6.2 Plans, Foundation, and Framing

• Exercise 6.3 Schedules

• Exercise 6.4 Elevations, Sections, Details

• Exercise 6.5 Putting It All together, Publishingthe CDs

• Exercise 6.6 Challenge

• Exercise 6.7 Printing

• Exercise 6.8 Sharing Documents

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Plans

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Elevations

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Sections

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Showing Dimensions

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Autodesk Structural Curriculum 2011Unit 6: Modeling for Building Structures

Exercise 6.1: Overview Construction Documents

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Exercise 6.2: Plans, Foundation, and Framing

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Exercise 6.3: Schedules

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Exercise 6.4: Elevations, Sections, Details

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Autodesk Structural Curriculum 2011Unit 6: Modeling for Building Structures Exercise 6.5: Putting It All Together, Publishing the CDs

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Exercise 6.6: Sharing

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Exercise 6.7: Challenge

Read the Help menu topic on material quantity schedules in Revit. Using the knowledge gained in this lesson, create a schedule that shows the volume of concrete on the project. Describe in class how this could be used.

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