Revit
When we first started to learn Revit, my professor made it a priority to develop projects that could be showcased in a portfolio. For one of these projects, we were instructed to take a previous project made in AutoCAD and bring it into Revit. I chose to take the residential house that I spent a semester developing into Revit. In doing so, I was able to develop the house and learn the skills that I already knew in AutoCAD. While working with the house, I was able to realise certian problems that had initially escaped my notice. I refined my design to a point that I feel represents the current point in my revit skills.
This is the site plan. The house is orientated south to allow for optimal usage of the windows, perfect for the region that it is located in.
Site Plan - 5/7/2025
First Floor Plan - 5/7/2025
This plan shows the first floor. The house is a one story family home with three bedrooms including a master bedroom and two full bathrooms.
Foundation Plan - 5/7/2025
This plan shows the foundation along with the construction details.
South and West Elevation - 5/7/2025
The elevations show the front and side of the house. Showcasing the siding and wood shingles that I chose for the exterior of the single family home.
Cross section showing the typical scissor framing that I chose for the house as well as the slab on grade foundation.
Cross Section - 5/7/2025