BIM Modelling in Revit
Self-directed Revit work spanning architecture and structure — a multi-unit apartment building, a two-storey house, and a structural frame with its analytical model.
Apartment building
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Revit Model 1
Residential house
01 / 01
Architectural drawing of a simple house
Structural frame & analysis
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Structural frame analytic
Overview
A growing set of self-directed Revit projects built while learning BIM — covering architectural modelling, documentation, and structural framing. Each model below is a separate exercise, shown in its own gallery.
Apartment building
A multi-unit residential apartment building modelled in Revit — floor-by-floor unit layouts, circulation and a car park, with plans, an elevation and a cutaway 3D view produced straight from the model. I also modelled the structure: a steel column-and-beam frame and a structural plan setting out the column grid over the architectural layout. My most complete BIM model to date, covering both architecture and structure.
Residential house
A compact two-storey house: slab, walls, a gable roof with a fully glazed gable end, a balcony and mixed cladding — built from levels, walls, floors, roofs and openings with materials and a shaded 3D view.
Structural frame & analysis
A three-level structural frame (columns, primary and secondary beams, a central core wall and pad footings) plus the analytical model used for analysis.
Key learnings
Modelled architectural and structural systems across multiple projects.
Produced coordinated plans, elevations, and 3D views from BIM models.
Set out framing, a core wall and foundations, and generated an analytical model.