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Revit 

Project one model: R house
The following are the steps by which I completed project 1
First the floor plan of the ground floor was made. Which is show below.
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Then the levels were made, on the elevations view, to mark the different level heights.
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some lines were drawn to mark the points of the column.
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The grid lines were added next, along with the columns.
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The stair was drawn next,and the risers depth and width had to be adjusted to follow the stair from the actual floor plan. 
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The view of the stairs in 3D.
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The final stair design in 3D shaded.
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The model so far (shaded) with the area cut out in the deck for the swimming pool.
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The first floor plan so far 
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The column diameter has been altered, as shown below.
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The columns in 3D view
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The wall material is being changed.
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A new material is being created and edited for the columns.
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The wall material was edited to create a look similar to the original house.
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The bottom of the swimming pool being made using floors and the slope arrow.
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The Walls were made and then aligned to the floor to create the pool shape.
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This is what the pool walls look like in floor plan
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The South Elevation of the pool.
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completed pool base
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completed swimming pool base in the floor plan
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Stairs for the pool. North elevation.
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Stairs for the pool. plan view.
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The Stairs looked like this at first
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The level and offset of the stairs were changed and a material was added.
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This is the Swimming pool level's floor plan view
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3D view of the stairs complete with the material
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The stairs are no longer visible from the north elevation.
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Selected a surface of the inside of the pool
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Use extrusion and create a volume
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Did the same to the other half of the surface
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changing the material of the two volumes to resemble water.
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What the 3D looks like with the water
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Inserted curtain walls
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curtain wall in elevation
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curtain wall in elevation
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curtain wall in in 3D
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inserted a wall back into 1/3rd of the curtain wall to insert a single sliding door.
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Changing the parameters of the door according to the model's floor plan.
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3D with the sliding door
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Inserting sliding door on the other side as well.
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Changed the parameters the same way to match the original floor plan.
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Inserting sliding bar door
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Inserting sliding bar door. 3D view
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Adding material to the pool interior and joining the two walls to make one surface in order to make one whole extrusion for the water.
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Changing Material of the Kitchen to match that of the actual house
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Level 1 floor plan with all the furniture inserted 
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The materials of all the furniture were changed accordingly as well.
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Realistic view
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Door Family. All the previous door trims were deleted and new ones are being made.
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New door frame is created
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New door frame is created. 3D view
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Making the door panel.
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Making the door panel.
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Door in the 3D view with the materials changed
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Loading and inserting the door in the project
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Adding ceiling to the level 1
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Making a column family
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using Extrusion to change column height according to the plan.
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Editing column height
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Editing a pregola family to adjust it to the plan dimensions.
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Editing a pregola family to adjust it to the plan dimensions. Ceiling view.
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Editing a pregola family to adjust it to the plan dimensions. 3D view After adjusting.
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The other bars were not showing up properly attached when loaded into the project, hence they were all deleted but was loaded into a separate family (making the wood bars a separate family) and only the sleet support was left.
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Placing the Support bar in the project
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Made temporary grid lines to place the wood bars
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The Wooden Bars loaded in the project as a different family using the grid lines as a template.
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After Adding the basement floor plan and the level 2 plan.
side elevation.
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side elevation.
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Using the section box to create the railings on level 1 and level 2
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Using the section box to create the railings on level 1 and level 2
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Creating sections.
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Making the roof
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Overall site view
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Overall 3D view
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Adding a paved path for the backyard
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Level 2 completed with the furnitures
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Basement completed. The room and door position were guessed from the sections given in the web post.
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Basement completed with topography.
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Overall Site view with topography.
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Topography used for the paved bath to the garage.
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Adding a second topography to create the front ground/garden/front yard
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3D view of the completed topography
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Exploded 3D view
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cropping all the floor plans, sections, 3D views, and elevations. Also insertion room tags.
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Arranging everything in sheets
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Lastly printing all the sheets in a single pdf for submission.
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