In order to get our projects off to a good start, we've successfully measured our space, created a basic AutoCAD drawing, and have properly set-up our Revit files. The next step will be to link the ACAD drawing into our Revit files and begin adding the modeled elements. We'll start with generic walls, a column grid, and architectural columns.
To make sure that we'll be able to create existing, demo, and new plan documents, we'll need to use phasing for the modeled elements representing the as-built conditions. We'll work with phasing next week and discuss how to customize our walls so that they reflect the unique conditions of the space.
For those of you who still need an ACAD drawing, below you'll find a link to Chris's file which he has generously offered to share with the class.
AutoCAD As-built drawing
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