Wave Wood Facade in Revit Tutorial

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In this tutorial I show you how to model a wave wood facade in Revit using an in-place mass.
Revit Shortcuts:
GR - Grid
RE - Scale
EL - Elevation
VR - View Range
CL - Structural Column
MM - Mirror (pick axis)
DM - Mirror (draw axis)
UN - Project Units
WA - Wall
CS - Create Similar
RP - Reference Plane
Al - Align
SL - Split Element
OF - Offset
TR - Trim/Extend
AR - Array
CO - Copy
TX - Text
LI - Model Lines
DL - Detail LInes
RR - Render
RY - Ray Trace
GD - Graphic Display Options
TL - Thin Lines
GP - Group
LG - Project form Group
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[@darylpesito9400]

the coolest channel for revit tutorials. i learned revit because of this channel. thanks!

[@rh1300s]

Without doubt these are the best tutorials I have ever come across

[@fayeqahassan1004]

Thank you so much for tutorials like this, it helps a lot in my academic works. Keep up the good work!

[@natalymoises]

I'm a beginner and at first i thought was complicated to make it, now by your tutorial a can keep practicing. Thank you so much!

[@adibzailan5596]

This is just amazing a tutorial, thank you so much! Looks like you've got a new Patreon altogether. Bless you!

[@influencerwannabee6495]

I have been looking for such a tutorial since forever! Thank you Balkan!

[@petsandpaws8906]

Thanks for making this tutorial video.
Went on course for content creation and these exercises help a lot with understanding how everything works.
Great stuff

[@ammanjordan2606]

Thank you. As a BIM Tech, I am always looking for new methods to create buildings. Thank you so much for this video. Keep posting more videos like this.

[@ralentinavamirez]

This video was extremely helpful for a ceiling I'm designing -- thank you !!

[@bekas4777]

Лучший💪💪 Уже третий день смотрю. Без лишних слов) коротко и ясно) +отличный контент👍👍👍

[@marcus7714]

Thank you for your demonstration, it helps my school project in creating a high-rise building with that special wave facade.

[@JavierOropeza08]

This works, and I think is as far as most people need to get if this is only for a school project. I am worried that all those voids on this mass, if this was larger then just a small facade, would create huge lag in the model. this is great for concepts though! Can't always be thinking about the production environment when planning this kind of stuff out

[@mcaddc]

This method is very similar to your creating curtains tutorial. Great work! Very easy to follow!

[@kitchenroot173]

best channel for revit tutorials!

[@rassilabohusin6414]

i really liked every single videos you creating for us thank you for being in my life

[@anamfatima1721]

Thank You soo much for uploading such tutorials. Its very easy for us to learn Revit from your videos.

[@rumeneremiyski4278]

Thank you for your contributions to the craft and the profession, you are a great mentor! From Long Beach California we appreciate your sharing.

[@hamadmarzouq485]

I rarely leave comments on videos. But, this channel is quite amazing. Thanks Balkan.

[@erickramirez7504]

Thank you so much! You just save me and my final project! I truly appreciate it!

[@AndreaMateus-nm1wf]

Nos has salvado, estamos agradecidos

[@bengramos9305]

Thank You for your tutorials Mr Balkan

[@spencermoore7562]

Bravo on this tutorial! I have learned a lot from these. Keep up the good work!

[@bobbyblade1251]

Wow! Thank you sir im learning revit and this seems doable now hopefully thanks to you!

[@asieduamponsah9381]

I’m really learning lot from you sir

[@ahmadkhan4674]

Thank You Balkan Architects For Giving Us Such a Good Procedure Thank You Soooo Much

[@sofiaalvarez8094]

I'm completely in love with your tutorials you're awesome thanks

[@wessamsamak439]

Great facade, easy steps
Thank you Balkan

[@devaandabah9554]

The great Balkan Architect, please can you do a spiral or twisted column(round) like that of a rope. Definitely great job as usual

[@MAGNITO09]

.. how many times .should i thank ..you ...sir ...
as i already told .... u solve all my problems and queries ... thankyou so much for guiding us ....

[@adefabrisio8576]

You are the Best Balkan... Awesome tutorial...you help me daily 😍😍😍 Love your work man.Bless up

[@ratilallal2953]

Hi Mr. Balkan,
I am agree with you.
There is some points noted below.
Working with huge project revit is much useful & easier then archicad.
Setup of project is much easier in revit and also Documentation is easy but Archicad create document with beauty with some complications.
It is little orthodox type working with layers in archicad.
I am irritated particularly conceptual design in revit.
Opening, grid, sheet, dimension etc are very easy in revit.
I prefer both but 75% i used revit.
Keep going.

[@carolinafranco190]

gracias por compartir todo lo que sabes, tus vídeos son excelentes y me ayudan mucho en la escuela, estoy muy agradecida de que compartas lo que sabes

[@quangphan7033]

Amazing! Very useful channel. Thank you alot!

[@kubataiupov1245]

Cool videos bro. Thank you for that!!!

[@TheBIMCoordinator]

Nice tutorial.

[@ernestovonzamunda3955]

Predobro!

[@vladimirplotnikov811]

Thank you for sharing. Ti si master

[@isaacmedinazarco]

You smart! I wouldn't even tried it somewhere else than rhino. Thanks a lot.

[@pelegrintr]

So amazing tutorial. Thanks.

[@salembader2246]

this is great !
My favorite Channel !! (Y)

[@ilyeslahouel1844]

Thanks very much Balkan architect your videos are very simple and helpful I hope you can do a video about classic decoration cornices and thank you very much again

[@lamaaljohani8067]

Keep going it's so helpful
Thank you

[@huykhac3499]

thank you for this but i had a hard time doing it on a non-square plane (a curved strip of plane) and i had to do it manually...it was very time consuming...omg

[@gratz3328]

Thank you sir. You are awesome!

[@valeriaibarra231]

Me ayudó mucho! Muy buen tutorial!! Muchas graciaaas

[@matheusnunes9547]

muito bom, por mais que falemos línguas diferente sua explicação consegue ser clara. parabens

[@jelenamiletic]

Bravo momak

[@BlackBernDat]

Thank you so much for this video !!! It's really helpfull

[@ИринаЯкубович-х3г]

Лучший канал

[@iam_mulbah]

Do a video on Chinese roof tiles or roofing sheets with ridge cap.
Great video. Keep it up.

[@kevinsemmanuel3539]

What about a curtain wall following the form and making a void behind the form so the curtain wall profile doesn't cut in the building

[@yuriykabanets7665]

Thank You!

[@deepashreeks4556]

thank you!! you are amazing :)

[@shapeless3726]

you are awesome as always. I'd suggest you a video about point cloud, when you can do it, please

[@leslypricillaguilamo166]

Excellent, thank you 😍💯

[@diyaa2012]

This is amazing🏆... Thank you so much

[@shahriyar_norouz]

Very nice Thank you

[@ghulamemuhammad6269]

Great balkan.

[@hanhvo2026]

thank you so much!!!

[@nourismail6981]

Thank you very much

[@SouthAfricanPerspective.]

awesome, done

[@nesnesrine5792]

THANKS

[@Сергей-1978]

Хороший урок - коротко и ясно!

[@jeremysmith9694]

wow. that is really incredible. now how in the crap would anyone build that. easy to do on the computer.

[@sepehrhosseyni5666]

this is amazinggggg

[@adnanerg8753]

u're a Genius !!

[@user-om2iv9ob5v]

Thank you

[@pouryamokhtari9829]

Thanks bro

[@wekasing]

Why do I always fail at the 6:23 minute mark when following the tutorial? In Revit, I always get the warning 'None of the created elements are visible in Elevation: West View. You may want to check the active view, its Parameters, and Visibility settings.' even though I have turned everything on :((

[@isaacbarnett6683]

I struggled immensely trying to get a void form to come through the façade wall to be able to use a door but I finally figured out a way that worked, though it took like an extra 15 minutes. This was a very cool design. I was just getting frustrated with the windows and doors

[@robertagiosanu1337]

I have been trying to figure out how to do this, may you please tell me how you go it to work for you?

[@isaacbarnett6683]

@@robertagiosanu1337 so what I ended up having to do was go back in and edit the void forms. I edited the void forms to where I had a solid piece again and then I could create a new void form there to have my doors/and or windows

[@juancvch]

awesome 😮😮

[@murtadhaabddulkareem7913]

Amazing!

[@hamzalaaroussi5299]

Perfect 👌🏽

[@mohammadgoodarzi1775]

Very good

[@aymanahmed6609]

Amazing

[@laylatartak4748]

Thank you for this amazing tutorial... Can you plzzzz tell me how to do this kind of a walls but on a curved wall plzz

[@DPSarquitectura]

This is great to build a cool courtyard hahaha

[@anastasiamorozova6721]

Спасибо вам!

[@durdona_qurbonova]

thanks!

[@milanjain5948]

For on site construction of this facade we need to provide detail of each and every member. Can you please share how we can do so in your way, because my way was too long and quite A.CAD like.

[@hardeegala]

Can you answer this question for me too?

[@johnnykaram881]

You can make sections between each wooden panel, the sections will provide you with 2d views of each panel with the exact shape that you can export to autocad.

[@InspiredScience]

+1 Same issue I ran into. Schedules and production are far more important to us than rendering. Excellent tutorial, either way!

[@ToddDouglas1]

I was thinking this same question! But even if i have to cut a million sections of it, that’s still easier than figuring it out in AutoCad! Thanks so much for this!

[@joshualapp4087]

bro i shiddid me pants watching this tut
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[@lando_jm4609]

dud me shartted and peed too

[@kalanagovinda6861]

waah Creizyy😍

[@quanghai2526]

Thank you !!!

[@mohdzeeshan2910]

oh wow its wondeflllllllllll😇

[@jijiazzougar5061]

Is it possible to do a tutorial of this in a circular building ? It's so tricky :(

[@katlincansayamayta9431]

ERES UN GENIO

[@ahmedsamir5842]

awesome

[@imgonnadoit]

Hey! Nice video :-) About the copy proccess at 7:15, I`d rather use array (shortcut AR) Any thougts about that? Keep up the good work!!

[@bashherdeek5682]

king

[@ArCrisCruz]

Awesome.. Thanks for sharing.

[@nataliabertoldi7032]

Thanks for the video, it was great! I only have one question: is there a way to generate these wooden parts individually in view so that it's able to be cut the same way in real life?

[@nelzsyria6514]

Nice

[@arianakarla1259]

if u wanted to do this in a curved wall how would u do it

[@keysunna8895]

perfect....

[@rickardhasslinger6039]

How would you do this on a round wall?

[@ZiyaJam]

Thank you very much for your contribution man. I was just curious how we would know the dimensions of each wooden part after designing using this method. It comes in a mess. how do we calculate it and place an order with the carpenter?

[@Avesa92]

An answer here would be much appreciated!

[@ma.clarissasicat104]

why cant i create a cut when i try to move the red arrow toward the front to create a cut through

[@sroolr]

Hi, thanks for this tutorial video.
but, do you have a tutorial video about wave facade in revit for all around the building (including the corners)?

[@ahmaddar1882]

my elevation become invisible after creating the massing what should i do

[@karium8097]

amazig!