Todayβs Agenda
- In class grading
- Discussion of Criteria
- Building the base model
- Floor
- Beams
- Wood 2 x 8 or 2 x 10
- Steel 8β³ or 10β³
- Walls
- Building the 3D Stair Model
- Draw a sample Revit Stair for calculations.
- A single Tread β in Position
- Review of Stair Designs
Due for Posting to Blackboard by tonight.
- Post your first 3 sheets β (SH-01, SH-02, SH-03)
- DO NOT MAKE EDITS TO YOUR SHEETS β MOVE FORWARD
- Post a single PDF with all sheets
- Post your Revit File
- Grades will be posted after your uploads
- Each day late grades will be dropped by 1/2. A become A-, A- become B+, etc.
Due for Thursday β before class
- All new work should be plotted to PDF and posted in MIRO
- Create a new project file to model your stair in 3D
- Lastname_FirstName BT3FA23AM Stair Model.rvt
- Transfer your titleblock from your existing scavenger hunt file to the new project file.
- Make sure your titleblock has your name on it!
- Complete the model we began in class
- Wood Finish on 10β³ joist floor for level 2 & 1
- Set floor to floor at 10β²-0β³
- Add a standard Revit stair to help you position the treads.
- Align this stair to the edge of the second level floor
- Save your file periodically.
- Create a new family file for the tread Initials_Tread.rfa
- Create an extrusion of the tread from the side.
- Add a parameter to control the length of the tread
- Load the stair tread into your project file
- Align the tread with the front top edge of the tread
- Copy this into position for each step
- Modify the family in some way to see that it updates properly.
- Create Sheet SH-06 3D Stair Model (SH-06 NOT SH-05)
- This sheet will be a recreation of SH-03 from the first file but using the new model.
- Modify the family for your own design.
- Modify the tread based on your specific design
- Add more to the family in the following order
- What is the tread itself made of? (wood, concrete, stone, steel, etc.)
- What is the support for the step?
- What is the stringer?
- What is the newel post?
- What is the railing?
- Post in MIROβ¦.
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