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Stop using terrible Revit families that are ruining your models.
Unlock the secrets to create high-quality, efficient Revit content.

Nicolas Catellier

Architect + BIM Specialist

Advanced Revit Family Strategies

Did you know that low-quality, trashy families are the number one cause of slow, inefficient Revit models? In this course, you will learn strategies and techniques to create insanely great Revit families that will speed up your models and save you thousands of hours.

Become a family grandmaster

BIM Managers who want to 10x the efficiency of their team with lean, gorgeous content.

Revit content creators looking to grasp advanced family concepts such as arrays, formulas, nested, and shared families.

Architects and drafters who are sick of using garbage content and looking for a deep understanding of families.

Who is this course for

What you’ll get out of this course

You will learn the secret tricks in the user interface to model more efficiently and keep clean, well-organized families.

Unlock tricks to master Revit's family editor interface

You will unlock the power of formulas and arrays to 10x the efficiency of your Revit families.

Construct strong & flexible families with Arrays and Formulas

There is nothing worse in life than having a nasty Revit library. Users are forced to download all sorts of shady families from the internet. With a strong, reliable library, you will get higher quality models and greater trust among your team.

Develop a reliable content library

BIM content creation needs will triple in the next decade. By becoming a family superstar, you will become a vital part of your organization.

Take your BIM Career to the next level

This is not just a "theory" course. You will explore real, high-quality lean families.

Analyze high-quality content

One of the case study will be this structural family, which is made of multiple nested elements.

Case study: structural nested family

Families are useless if users don't understand them. You will build families that are intuitive to your entire team.

Build a fun experience for the end-user

Learn from the industry's best families

You have no experience creating Revit families. You should at least be familiar with parameters, reference planes and basic geometry.

You want to build families specifically for MEP. While the strategies apply to all disciplines, duct &amp; plumbing families aren't covered.

You want to create annotation families. The course focus on creating 3D geometric content.

You don't care about high-quality content in your Revit models 😉

Don't take this course if:

Architect | Project Collaborator at /slantis

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Meet your instructor

Implement strategies to strongly start and organize your Revit families. Multiply your productivity by mastering the secrets of the family editor.

Episode 1: Strategies for the  Family Editor

Develop robust families with the power of arrays &amp; formulas.

Episode 2: Deploying Arrays and Formulas

Understand nested &amp; shared Revit families to simplify your content and build meticulous projects.

Episode 3: Deciphering Nested & Shared Families

A family without documentation isn't worth much. You will learn how to organize families so they are intuitive to your users and ensure they don't break, You will also generate clear instructions.

Episode 4: Preparing the Family for the End-user

Course syllabus

Session 1: March 20th 2023

Session 2: March 22nd 2023

Deciphering Nested &amp; Shared Families

Session 3: March 27th 2023

Preparing the Family for the End-User

Session 4: March 29th 2023

Answer all your questions, cover popular family topics.

Optional Q&A 1: April 3rd 2023

Optional Q&A 2: April 5th 2023

Course schedule

This course builds on live workshops and hands-on projects

Active hands-on learning

Share your families and get feedback from the instructor and students.

Interact with the community

Join a community of like-minded people who want to learn and grow alongside you

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