All the details below

Jump to the section that interests you!

Why do architects and interior designers love Revit so much?

And why you'll probably love it too!

1. They sleep more

Seriously. We all know how much architecture drawings take time...

So let's replace these all-nighters with a tool that makes the process 30 % faster, shall we?

2. They show off

Does the client want to walk through his restaurant virtually? Let's go!

Does the professor want to see a section on that north-west hidden corner? Blink and it'll be ready!

3. They gain a design superpower

The architect is YOU, and this is just a tool. But hey, I'd rather cut my meal with a knife, not a spoon. So tools can help.

And Revit allows us to design in plans, elevations, sections, & 3D views all at the same time!

4. They see better

That duct was actually going through the beam. Oops. Costly mistake.

Revit comes to the rescue. This time, you'll see it in your model, not on the construction site.

Is this course for me?

  • If you’re an architect, an interior designer, or a student in one of those two fields, this course is for YOU!

  • NO prior knowledge of Revit is needed.This course is for complete beginners.

  • You will need your computer with Revit installed on it.

  • If you have a Mac, don’t worry. Even if Revit doesn’t currently have a native Macintosh version, there are many solutions to use Revit on a Mac easily. Check how to do that on Autodesk’s official website.

About the instructor

Architect & BIM Consultant

Carole Dib


Hello there, I’m so happy to see you here!
Some say that I have an unhealthy obsession with BIM. However, you’d be amazed to know how the story started.

12 years ago, I was an architecture student completely overwhelmed with all the never-ending submissions. I had an elective course of a program called ‘Revit.’ Believe me, with all the deadlines and the stress, it was certainly NOT on my priority list.

But still, something caught my attention. Even though it’s just a tool, it was like suddenly owning a racing car.

Ever since then, Revit has been the strongest catalyst of my career. Throughout these 12 years, I worked on dozens of BIM architecture projects; many types, scales, and phases! For the past 7 years, I’ve been working as an independent BIM consultant for several firms in Europe and the Middle East. Also, for the past 4 years, I’ve been teaching Revit to young promising talents such as you. And I've hosted webinars that were watched by more than 500 people.

Luckily, you don’t have to face what I went through to start your journey. Here, you can learn anytime, anywhere, and have it all on repeat as many times as you need. How convenient is that?

In fact, I promise you two things in this course:

First, I offer you my twelve-year experience condensed on a silver plate!

Second, I promise you a fun and motivational course. My goal is to have you prefer watching this course over movies. Mmm...maybe that’s a little bit far-fetched. But why don’t you try it and let me know?

Course Curriculum

  • 1

    Day 01: Getting Started

    • Welcome to the course (0:47)

    • Differences between AutoCAD and Revit (2:23)

    • What is BIM? (2:21)

    • Setting up a new file (7:03)
  • 2

    Day 02: Understanding Revit's Interface

    • User Interface (5:44)

    • Ribbon (6:14)

    • Move (7:53)
  • 3

    Day 03: Basic Tools | First Part

    • Copy (5:52)

    • Rotate (3:26)

    • Measure (4:28)
  • 4

    Day 04: Basic Tools | Second Part

    • Offset (4:39)

    • Align (7:04)

    • Mirror (4:03)
  • 5

    Day 05: Revit Views

    • Trim, Extend, Split (11:35)

    • Understanding Views (12:05)
  • 6

    Day 06: Grids

    • Creating grids (7:03)

    • Editing grids (10:56)

    • Exercise 01
  • 7

    Day 07: LIVE SESSION

    • One-hour session with the instructor [Bonus Tips + Q&A]
  • 8

    Day 08: Levels

    • Creating levels (11:54)

    • Editing levels (7:55)

    • Exercise 02
  • 9

    Day 09: Floors | First Part

    • Creating floors (9:45)

    • Modifying floors (9:09)
  • 10

    Day 10: Floors | Second Part

    • Editing floors (9:20)

    • Viewing floors (6:26)

    • Exercise 03
  • 11

    Day 11: Floors & Columns

    • Duplicating floors (10:38)

    • Creating columns (9:36)
  • 12

    Day 12: Families vs. Types

    • Editing columns (5:12)

    • Families > Types > Instances (10:22)

    • Exercise 04
  • 13

    Day 13: Selection & Visibility

    • Selecting objects (5:33)

    • VG Panel (13:35)
  • 14

    Day 14: LIVE SESSION

    • One-hour session with the instructor [Bonus Tips + Q&A]
  • 15

    Day 15: Walls | First Part

    • Hiding elements temporarily (7:27)

    • Editing walls (12:08)
  • 16

    Day 16: Walls | Second Part

    • Creating walls (16:24)
  • 17

    Day 17: Walls | Third Part

    • Modifying walls (10:42)

    • Exercise 05
  • 18

    Day 18: Materials | First Part

    • Material browser (4:40)

    • Creating & Assigning materials (5:27)

    • Editing materials (12:15)
  • 19

    Day 19: Materials | Second Part

    • Viewing materials (11:27)

    • Creating curtain walls manually (9:45)
  • 20

    Day 20: Curtain Walls | First Part

    • Modifying curtain walls manually (5:57)

    • Creating curtain walls automatically (9:26)
  • 21

    Day 21: LIVE SESSION

    • One-hour session with the instructor [Bonus Tips + Q&A]
  • 22

    Day 22: Curtain Walls | Second Part

    • Mullions (13:41)

    • Panels (6:11)
  • 23

    Day 23: Curtain Walls | Third Part

    • Justification (10:03)

    • Curtain wall corners (16:34)

    • Exercise 06
  • 24

    Day 24: Stairs

    • Creating stairs (9:10)

    • Editing stairs (13:19)
  • 25

    Day 25: Roof & Windows

    • Roof (13:29)

    • Exercise 07

    • Windows (7:34)

    • Exercise 08
  • 26

    Day 26: Doors & Furniture

    • Doors & Furniture (5:27)

    • Exercise 09

    • Views vs. Sheets (7:27)
  • 27

    Day 27: Layout & Printing

    • Setting a layout (11:08)

    • Printing (4:28)

    • Congratulations (1:32)
  • 28

    Day 28: LIVE SESSION

    • One-hour session with the instructor [Bonus Tips + Q&A]
  • 29

    FAQ

    • How to download Revit's templates and libraries? (11:30)

    • How to open material libraries? (4:52)

What do I get?

  • Results

    By the end of the course, you'd have modeled your first house on Revit! We guide you there step-by-step so you’ll never feel alone.

  • Daily lessons for 28 days

    Every day, you get one pack of pre-recorded video lessons. Not more, not less. We built this system to reward small consistent efforts with real learning. It works!

  • Weekly live sessions with Carole

    At the end of each week, you can join the instructor & all the other students to ask all your questions on Zoom! Bonus tips and motivation are guaranteed.

  • Accountability

    Procrastination ends now. It's so much easier to commit to a goal when we're part of a group. I bet you'll join us for this challenge!

  • Unlimited access anytime, anywhere

    And guess what? Even after the challenge is over, you keep access to all the material. 55 video lessons & a multitude of exercises! Wow.

  • Learn on the go

    Our platform is fully mobile responsive so you can resume learning exactly where you left off, on any device!

  • Pause, Repeat, Double the speed

    Do you get bored in a typical classroom? Or do you need more time to take notes? Here, you learn at your own pace. Your rules.

  • On-lesson discussions

    Start a discussion with other students. Before you know it, we’ll be there to answer your question too!

  • Track your progress

    As you learn, a completion percentage gives you a well-needed boost. Spoiler alert: encouraging messages are included!

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Is it possible to learn Revit on my own?

    Anything is possible when you set your mind to it. Don’t ever let anyone tell you otherwise. However, which road are you going to take to get there?

    Do you want to walk down the ‘collection’ path? Some tips from a friend over here, a YouTube tutorial over there, add in an online article, and sprinkle a forum discussion to top it off?

    Eventually, with a lot of time and a lot of patience, you will start forming a general idea about Revit. But we all know that time and patience are not exactly our allies in architecture life.

    In this course, we’re offering you a hand to walk you along a shortcut path, step-by-step. We indicate in advance where there are traps and thorny bushes. Before you know it, you’d have reached your destination safely.

    N.B. Side effects of learning Revit alone might include sentences like: ‘I hate Revit’ or ‘I can’t get anything done with that weird program’, or even worse ‘I missed my submission because of it.’

  • I’m an interior designer. Is Revit for me too?

    YES! Revit has gained so much popularity in the architecture field, so much so that we often forget how crucial it is for interior design missions.

    Can you imagine all the details and the room-by-room elevations & sections that you have to prepare? And then, every time that there’s a modification, here’s to you running from a plan to an elevation to a section to another 3D software. No more of that with Revit. Welcome to the fast modeling world.

  • I’m an interior designer. Is this course for me too?

    YES! As long as you fill the requirements above, this course is definitely for you too. As a matter of fact, it was specifically designed for architects and interior designers only.

    Keep in mind that this a beginner Revit course that’s applicable for both. And that’s because all the essentials should be known by both parties. For subsequent courses, we’re thinking of introducing advanced Revit courses specifically tailored for interior designers. However, it all starts here.

  • I know a few basics of Revit. Is this course convenient for me?

    We invite you to check out the curriculum in details. Take your time, expand all the sections, and read them.

    Do most of the titles seem like a foreign language to you? If so, this course is definitely for you.

    In contrast, do some of the titles seem somehow familiar? If so, take a pen and note how many. If the things that you know are less than 20-30% of the content of the course, then chances are that yes, you’ll still get a great value out of it!

    However, in case you seem to know more than 70-80 % of the sections, you might want to wait for our advanced courses instead.

    In case you still can’t decide, e-mail us at [email protected] and we’ll help you evaluate your Revit level with a personalized approach.

  • Will Revit help me find a job?

    If you’re searching for a job, there’s one thing we highly recommend: learning Revit. But don’t take our word for it. It is enough to check any job listing for an architects’ position and Revit would almost always be in the mix. Sometimes as a mandatory requirement.

    And there’s a good reason for that. The construction world is quickly shifting, and BIM will soon be the only option.