 ARCHITECTURAL

MODELLING OF
DUPLEX(G+1)
HOUSE IN REVIT

UNDER SUPERVISION OF
UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF
A.RAMYA (Technical Skill Trainer, APSSDC)
CH.SURESH (M.TECH)
B.VANI PRIYANKA (Technical Skill Trainer, APSSDC)
PRESENTED BY-

CH.LOKESH - 18HP5A0106
INDEX
 ABOUT BIM
 INTRODUCTION TO SOFTWARE
 SITE LAYOUT
 DETAILS OF PROJECT
 EXECUTION OF PLAN
 FLOOR PLAN
 RENDERED VIEWS
 3D VIEW
 SCHEDULES
 SHEETS
 CONCLUSION
BIM
Building Information Modelling
(BIM) is a process that begins
with the creation of an
intelligent 3D model and
enables document
management,coordination and
simulation during the entire life
cycle of a project
(plan,design,build,operation
and maintenance).
USE OF BIM
BIM is used to design and document building
infrastructure designs.
Every detail of a building is modeled in BIM.
BIM not only allows design and construction
teams to work more efficiently, but it
allows them to capture the data they create
during the process to benefit operations and
maintenance activities.
BIM IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
BIM for civil projects improves outcomes with its ability to investigate multiple scenarios,
providing data-driven assurance that projects can be delivered on schedule and on
budget.
 INTRODUCTION TO SOFTWARE

REVIT
 Autodesk Revit is BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING software.
 It allows users to design buildings and all its components in 3D,and finally
annotate the model with 2D drafting elements and access building information
from the building model data base.
BIM
 SOFTWARES
AutoCAD Architecture
 Revit
 BricsCAD BIM
 Allplan
 Vector works
 ArchiCAD

TECHNOLOGIES TO SUPPORT BIM

 Revit by Autodesk
 Tekla by Trimble
 Navisworks, Infraworks
 Primavera
WORK SPACE
SITE LAYOUT
DETAILS OF OUR PROJECT
 Plot area : 6375 sq. ft.
 Built-up area: 1600 sq. ft.
 No.of story: G+1(Duplex)
 Height of building: 35ft.
 Thickness of walls:
 Boundary wall: 12 inch
 Exterior wall: 9 inch
 Partition wall 1: 5 inch
 Dimensions of windows:
 Window 1: 3’5’’ x 3’4’’
 Window 2 : 4’ x 3’
 Dimensions of doors:
 Main door: 6’ x 6’6’’
 Door 1: 3’ x 7’
 Door 2: 2 ‘ x 6’8’’
 EXECUTION OF PLAN

 Dimensions of the Built –up area is 40ft. X 40ft.

 Executed according to vastu.
 Exterior wall of 9 inches where as interior wall has 5 inch thickness.
 Compound wall is 12inch.
 Level height is of 10 ft.
 Components for better appearance are downloaded from revit city and BIM
objects.
FLOOR PLANS

LEVEL 1
LEVEL 2
 RENDERED VIEWS
LIVING ROOM
Dimensions:
15’7.5”X14’11.5”

Area: 299sqft
Wall colour:
Wooden painting

Flooring:
White tile

Components used:
Sofa, Glass table, TV
BED ROOM 1
Dimensions:
14’0”X14’0”

Area: 196sqft
Wall colour:
Light yellow and orange

Flooring:
White tile

Components used:
Bed, dressing table
caboard
 BED ROOM 2
Dimensions:
12’0”X16’8”

Area: 200sqft
Wall colour:
Brick red and light yellow

Flooring:
Yellow tile

Components used:
Bed, book space
caboard
DINING ROOM
Dimensions:
15’7.5”X18’0”

Area: 357sqft
Wall colour:
Wooden paint

Flooring:
ceramic tile

Components used:
Dining set, sink with mirror
 KITCHEN
Dimensions:
8’0”X10’0”
Area: 80sqft
Wall colour:
white colour
Flooring:
concrete flooring
Components used:
kitchen set with chimney
and refrigirator
POOJA ROOM
Dimensions:
6’6”X10’0”

Area: 50sqft
Wall colour:
white

Flooring:
white tile

Components used:
Buddha statue with
mandir
 SITOUT
Dimensions:
11’0”X6’0”

Area: 75sqft

Wall colour:
Wooden painting

Flooring:
White tile

Components used:
Sofa set and coffee
table
DRAWING HALL

Dimensions:
12’0”X16’8”
Area: 200sqft
Wall colour:
sea blue

Flooring:
concrete flooring

Components used:
Tv, Three seat sofa set,
Glass Table
3D VIEW
LEFT VIEW
RIGHT VIEW
BACK VIEW
NIGHT RENDERING VIEW
SCHEDULES
SHEETS
CONCLUSION
 In this project we learnt planning,scheduling,drafting,modelling and rendering of
residential building.
 We known that every minute detail counts ,while working with this project we
became familiar with revit user interface and we were comfortable through the
whole process.
 Revit will ensure you waste less time dealing with the little manual tasks so often
delay projects.
 You cut down on paperwork, which makes your projects more sustainable and
cost-effective.