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Linkedin - Revit Modeling European Historic Elements
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Skill Level: Intermediate | Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 1h 45m | Size: 365.8 MB
Historic European facade elements are a big component of architecture all over the world. Whether it's a Tudor style roof on a house in the US or gothic accents on an urban renewal project in Germany, these elements can be challenging to create in Revit. In this course, Fanny Angeles shows you techniques and best practices for creating these important historic styles in Revit. If you're ready to use Revit to travel back in time and learn about medieval, Tudor, and Stuart architecture, join Fanny in this course.
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