revit training books?

[ahuygen]

at this moment .. what should beginners read when they first try out revit.

 

any suggestions on Revit books.

thanks

[angelo]

at this moment .. what should beginners read when they first try out revit.

 

any suggestions on Revit books.

thanks

 

Depends on your experience level to a certain extent, but Paul Aubin's books are always some of the best. I really like them because he sets up real world projects and walks you through all the steps (and any associated workarounds).

 

So many of the books have you working on ridiculously unrealistic or simplified stuff...

 

His Revit book is a little out of date, but still very valid for the basics.

 

Good luck!

Angelo

[ahuygen]

thanks , i'l search for that one.

[hahnmj]

It is not a book, but www.DGcad.com has a ton of free training videos that helped me when I was first learning Revit.

[Mario Pende]

It is not a book, but www.DGcad.com has a ton of free training videos that helped me when I was first learning Revit.

 

How do you like REVIT as a nonbeginer?

Ever used Archicad?

I see Autodesk is doing a lot of job bringing architects and engenires closer...REVIT BUILDING & REVIT STRUCTURAL

...also they making a lot of integration with structural analysis/design software.