Cantilevered Outdoor Benches - Stacked Walls in Revit
Вставка
- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Join me on a comprehensive journey as we delve into the world of architectural design using Autodesk Revit. In this tutorial, I'll guide you step-by-step through the process of creating stunning cantilevered outdoor benches, an ideal addition to any landscape architecture project or outdoor space design.
You'll learn how to:
- Utilize the Stacked Wall tool in Revit to its full potential.
- Configure your bench design for both aesthetics and structural integrity.
- Customize materials and dimensions to fit your specific design needs.
- Integrate your new cantilevered benches into existing Revit projects.
Whether you're an architecture student, a professional looking to enhance your design skills, or a DIY enthusiast with a passion for 3D modeling, this tutorial is tailored for you. Don't miss out on the tips and tricks that will take your Revit designs to the next level!
📌 Connect with Us:
FREE REVIT TRAINING: www.skool.com/...
Website: arkiteasy.com/
Instagram: / arkiteasy
#revit #architecturedesign #revitarchitecture #landscapedesign #3dmodeling #bim
So glad that you are back ❤
Thanks for welcoming me, it’s been a while
great keep creating man !
Glad to hear this, thank you :)
hey! revit is not allowing me to add any profile other than the mc sweep, what should I do?
Hi, where Revit is not allowing you to do that?
Hi I am unable to add profile to my stacked wall.
Hi, it goes the other way around. You should add a profile to a basic wall which is a part of a stacked wall :)
With model in place sweep is easier right!
Maybe to someone but it’s not that flexible for editing as this method is. This method also keeps model size smaller :)
I was about to think the same way but flexibility is limitless here , unlike model in place sweep.... and also size ofcourse .... Thank you ark it easy 😊