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• Conceptual Massing in Revit

  Conceptual Massing Course
  (Video Run Time: 65 minutes)
  (Minimum Course Duration: 65 minutes)

  Course Description
  The material presented in this course helps users understand the conceptual massing environment and the tools used to create mass forms used for complex Revit geometry creation as well as energy analysis.

  Course Objectives
  The material presented in this course includes:
  Conceptual massing environment
  Form creation
  Energy analysis
  Creating Revit geometry (floors, roofs, walls) from mass geometry

  Course Prerequisites
  To participate in this training course, you should have completed one of the following courses:
  Revit Architecture Fundamentals learning path

  AIA Accredited Course
  Eagle Point Software AIA CE Provider Number 404109445.
  CMR001 – Conceptual Massing in Revit – Earn 1 AIA (USA) LU. This course is eligible for AIA Continuing Education Credits. 

  AIA (USA) Learning Objectives
  Participants will learn how to produce more complex designs with the Revit platform using the massing tools which will elevate the human experience with the building and site.
  Prerequisite Knowledge: Basic Revit knowledge.
  Learning Objective 1: Participants will become familiar with the user interface and tools of the conceptual massing environment in Revit.
  Learning Objective 2: Participants will be able to create masses for simple and complex building forms and use these to analyze building envelope energy consumption and efficiency via the selection of rated wall, floor and roofing materials.
  Learning Objective 3: Participants will learn to create intelligent and complex roof geometry designs from massing elements with the Revit platform.
  Learning Objective 4: Participants will learn to create intelligent and complex curtain wall designs from massing elements with the Revit platform.

  CanBIM (Building Transformation) Accredited Course
  Conceptual Massing in Revit

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