![]() Just trying to build a timber-framed garden shed involves placing every single stud, joist, and beam 100% manually, with arrays and copy commands and the like. What I've started to notice, however, both first-hand, and from forum discussions, is that Revit really isn't geared towards residential, timber-framed, architectural construction. Additionally, I've taken about 35 hours of courses in Revit, and can now easily handle all the basics, and create finished projects for simple buildings. I have a background in computer-based design, and am already familiar with parametric CAD modelling programs like SOLIDWORKS. ![]() Modern, highly architectural, often with unusual elements (at least, unusual for residential builds), like slanted walls, display features made of unusual materials, piers keeping the building suspended off the ground, etc. ![]() In terms of the types of design I'm going for, it's stuff like this: I'm trying to steer my life in a direction that will have me designing and building one-off, small but beautiful homes/cottages for clients, and friends/family. I'm a relatively young independent contractor and graduate engineer. It's gonna be pretty long, so I appreciate your time and help, Hello everyone, thank you for clicking on my post.
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