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    Revit - Tiny House

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    The document discusses designing a tiny home with a maximum size of 400 square feet. It should include a kitchen, bathroom, sleeping area, front door, and windows. The design goals are to prioritize necessities and creature comforts while working within the small space. The document provides criteria for the design in Autodesk Revit and a list of Revit skills needed to complete the project.

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    The document discusses designing a tiny home with a maximum size of 400 square feet. It should include a kitchen, bathroom, sleeping area, front door, and windows. The design goals are to prioritize necessities and creature comforts while working within the small space. The document provides criteria for the design in Autodesk Revit and a list of Revit skills needed to complete the project.

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    Tiny House

    THE CHALLENGE
    Described as “an experiment in self-contained small impact living,” tiny homes can provide freedom for those who embrace this lifestyle.
    This movement examines the lifestyles of those who search for self-sufficiency and minimalism in the form of making homes in small spaces.
    As the architect, you design the tiny home of your dreams by prioritizing your most important necessities and creature comforts. It’s time to
    think outside of the box!

    DESIGN CRITERIA
    SOFTWARE
    • Maximum 400 sq. feet • Kitchen area
    Autodesk® Revit ®
    • List of all materials to • Bathroom
    DESIGN FIELDS • Roof
    be used
    Architecture
    • Front door • Sleeping area

    LEVEL • Include windows


    Beginner
    REVIT SKILLS:
    1. User Interface 10. View Control and View Types

    2. Create Walls 11. Create Doors and Door Properties

    3. Modify Walls 12. Modify Doors

    4. Drawing Windows 13. Create Windows

    5. Navigation Control 14. Modify Windows

    6. Project Files 15. Create Roofs & Floors


    7. Open Existing Revit 16. Roof Types

    Drawing 17. Modify Tools

    8. Create a New Revit Project 18. Snaps

    9. Save

    PRESENTATION REQUIREMENTS:
    • Concept Sketches

    • Printed AutoCAD drawing (front, rear and side elevations)

    • Printed AutoCAD drawing (floor plan)

    • 3D printed model (optional)

    Autodesk Design Academy | academy.autodesk.com REVIT CHALLENGES

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