Build Professional BIM Models—and the Documentation That Makes Them Useful
Learn Revit Architecture through a complete two-floor residential project. Develop the modelling, coordination and drawing-production skills expected in architectural practice—not just isolated software commands.
Move from knowing Revit commands to working confidently on a project
The course is designed for learners who need practical capability, clear workflow and documentation discipline.
Architecture Students
Build a strong foundation in BIM modelling and learn how an architectural project develops inside Revit.
Recent Graduates
Translate academic knowledge into production skills that help you contribute to a professional project team.
Working Architects
Replace fragmented trial-and-error learning with a structured modelling and documentation workflow.
Revit taught as an architectural workflow
Professional BIM delivery depends on relationships between project setup, model elements, views, annotations, schedules and sheets. The course teaches those relationships through one continuous project.
- Workflow-led rather than command-by-command
- Model once and coordinate information across outputs
- Use templates, standards and organised project data
- Understand why a modelling decision affects documentation
A two-floor residential building
Start with the BimSrv Academy project template, establish levels and geographical location, and build the residence room by room. The project includes bedrooms, bathrooms, dressing areas, a double-height living room, dining, kitchen and a cast-in-situ staircase.
This is a Revit and BIM production course. It develops a provided project brief and is not an architectural design studio.
Skills you can apply to real architectural work
Project Setup
Templates, location, levels, grids and a dependable project structure.
BIM Modelling
Walls, floors, roofs, openings, components, rooms and stairs.
Documentation
Plans, sections, elevations, callouts, dimensions, tags and details.
Project Delivery
Schedules, sheets, drawing coordination and controlled output.
From project setup to a coordinated documentation package
Orientation and BIM foundations
Understand the course workflow, BIM thinking, interface essentials and the project deliverable.
Project setup
Select the provided template, create the project, establish levels and set the geographical location.
Ground-floor modelling
Build room by room; use constraints, wall types, Split Element, Mirror and coordinated editing methods.
First floor and vertical circulation
Extend the model, manage the double-height space and create the cast-in-situ staircase.
Building envelope and components
Develop floors, roofs, ceilings, doors, windows, components and room information.
Views and graphic control
Create plans, elevations, sections, callouts and view-specific presentation using templates and visibility tools.
Annotation, schedules and details
Add dimensions, tags, notes, room data, schedules, legends and supporting construction information.
Sheets and final documentation
Assemble a coordinated sheet set, review consistency and prepare professional project output.
Flexible delivery with the same project-based method
Self-Paced Programme
- Structured video lessons
- Project exercises and quizzes
- Learn at your own schedule
- Course resources and guided progression
Live Instructor-Led Programme
- Scheduled interactive online sessions
- Live demonstrations and guided practice
- Questions, feedback and mentoring
- Accountability through structured milestones
Learn from an architect and BIM implementation consultant
Ashit Goyal brings more than four decades of AEC experience and extensive Revit and BIM implementation knowledge to the programme. His work spans architectural practice, teaching, corporate training, BIM standards, implementation and project mentoring.
Architecture, teaching and AEC project experience
18+ yearsRevit and BIM experience
Practice-ledTraining grounded in real project workflows and documentation standards
Prerequisites and expectations
| Requirement | What you need |
|---|---|
| Architecture knowledge | Basic understanding of architectural drawings and building elements |
| Computer skills | Confidence using Windows, files and common desktop applications |
| Software | Access to a compatible Autodesk Revit version as specified for the batch |
| Learning commitment | Time to practise alongside lessons and complete the project exercises |
What learners usually want to know
Is this suitable for a complete Revit beginner?
Yes. The programme begins with the essential interface and BIM concepts, then develops skills progressively through the residential project. Familiarity with architectural drawings is helpful.
Is the course command-based or project-based?
It is project-based. Commands are introduced when the project workflow requires them, so you learn their purpose and their effect on later documentation.
Does the course teach architectural design?
No. The course focuses on Revit Architecture, BIM modelling and documentation. It develops a defined residential brief rather than teaching architectural design theory.
What will I complete during the course?
You will develop a coordinated two-floor residential model and supporting views, annotations, schedules and drawing sheets.
Can working architects take the programme?
Yes. It is particularly useful for architects who know some Revit commands but want a structured professional workflow.
Are self-paced and live formats both available?
They are planned as separate learning options. Submit the enquiry form to receive the current availability, schedule and fee information.
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