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ISBN: 3-407-34002-8

Series Statement: Reihe Pädagogik

Uniform Title: The asymmetric society

Language: German

Subjects: Education , Sociology

Keywords: Sozialer Wandel ; Erziehung ; Erziehung ; Gesellschaft ; Entwicklung ; Sozialstruktur ; Zwischenmenschliche Beziehung ; Soziale Rolle

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Author information: Coleman, James Samuel 1926-1995

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Format: XVI, 474 S. , graph. Darst.

ISBN: 3486558382

Series Statement: Scientia nova

Uniform Title: Foundations of social theory

In: 1

Language: German

Subjects: Sociology

Author information: Coleman, James Samuel 1926-1995

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Format: 1 Online-Ressource (xvi, 993 p) , ill , 25 cm

Edition: Online-Ausgabe 2007 Social Theory Sonstige Standardnummer des Gesamttitels: 041190-5

Edition: Electronic reproduction; Available via World Wide Web

Note: Bibliography: p. 951-971

Additional Edition: Reproduktion von Coleman, James Samuel, 1926-1995 Foundations of social theory 1990

Language: English

Subjects: Sociology

Keywords: Soziologische Theorie ; Handlungstheorie ; Soziologie ; Methodologie

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Author information: Coleman, James Samuel 1926-1995

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ISBN: 3486559095

Series Statement: Scientia Nova

Uniform Title: Foundations of social theory

In: 2

Language: German

Author information: Coleman, James Samuel 1926-1995

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ISBN: 3486559109

Series Statement: Scientia nova

Uniform Title: Foundations of social theory

In: 3

Language: German

Author information: Coleman, James Samuel 1926-1995

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Format: 1 online resource (1138 pages)

Edition: 1st ed.

ISBN: 9781118227008

Note: Intro -- Mastering Autodesk® Revit® Architecture 2013 -- Contents -- Part 1 Fundamentals -- Chapter 1 Introduction: The Basics of BIM -- Leveraging the Model -- Planning for BIM -- Setting Firm Goals for BIM -- How BIM Affects Firm Culture -- Predictability vs. Innovation -- Evolution vs. Revolution -- Focusing Your Investment in BIM -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 2 Principles: UI and Project Organization -- Understanding the User Interface -- Application Menu -- Quick Access Toolbar -- InfoCenter -- Ribbon -- Options Bar -- Properties -- Project Browser -- Status Bar -- Drawing Area -- View Control Bar -- Graphic Display Options -- Work Plane Viewer -- ViewCube -- Steering Wheel -- Navigating with the Mouse -- Project Organization -- Datum Objects (Relationships) -- Content (Repetition) -- Views (Representation) -- Project Management (Restrictions) -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 3 The Basics of the Toolbox -- Selecting, Modifying, and Replacing Elements -- Selecting Elements -- Filtering Your Selection -- Selecting All Instances -- Using the Properties palette -- Matching Properties -- Using the Context Menu -- Editing Elements Interactively -- Moving Elements -- Copying Elements -- Rotating and Mirroring Elements -- Arraying Elements -- Scaling Elements -- Aligning Elements -- Trimming or Extending Lines and Walls -- Splitting Lines and Walls -- Offsetting Lines and Walls -- Keeping Elements from Moving -- Exploring Other Editing Tools -- Using the Join Geometry Tool -- Using the Split Face and Paint Tools -- Copying and Pasting -- Using the Create Similar Tool -- Using Keyboard Shortcuts (Accelerators) -- Modeling Site Context -- Using a Toposurface -- Creating a Building Pad -- Generating Property Lines -- Cut and Fill Schedules -- The Bottom Line -- Part 2 Understanding the Workflow -- Chapter 4 Configuring Templates and Standards , Best Practices for Groups -- Making Design Options for Design Iteration -- Creating Design Options -- Editing Design Options -- Viewing and Scheduling Design Options -- Removing Design Options and Option Sets -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 12 Visualization -- The Role of Visualization -- Analytic Visualization -- Monochromatic Views -- Project Parameters -- User-Defined Parameters -- Identifying Design Elements -- Solar and Shadow Studies -- Photorealistic ?Visualization -- Visual Styles -- Section Box -- Rendering Settings -- Creating Your View -- Locking Your View -- Still Image Camera -- Animation Path -- Rendering ?Sequence ?and ?Workflow -- Geometry and Cameras -- Sunlight -- Artificial Lighting -- Light Groups -- Materials -- The Bottom Line -- Part 4 Extended Modeling Techniques -- Chapter 13 Walls and Curtain Walls -- Using Extended Modeling Techniques for Basic Walls -- Creating Basic Wall Types -- Adding Wall Articulation -- Modeling Techniques for Basic Walls -- Creating Custom In-Place Walls -- Creating Stacked Walls -- Creating Simple Curtain Walls -- Designing a Curtain Wall -- Customizing Curtain Wall Types -- Creating Complex Curtain Walls -- Dividing the Surface -- Dividing the Surface with Intersects -- Applying Patterns -- Editing the Pattern Surface -- Surface Representation -- Adding Definition -- Creating Custom Patterns -- Limiting the Size of Pattern-Based Families -- Using the Adaptive Component Family -- Scheduling Pattern-Based Panels -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 14 Floors, Ceilings, and Roofs -- Understanding Floor Modeling Methods -- Floor -- Structural Floor -- Floor by Face -- Pad -- Slab Edge -- Creating a Custom Floor Edge -- Sketching for Floors, Ceilings, and Roofs -- Modeling ?Floor ?Finishes -- Split Face for Thin Finishes -- Modeling Thick Finishes -- Creating Ceilings , Chapter 8 Interoperability: Working Multiplatform -- The BIM Curve -- Overview of Importing -- Import Settings -- Importing vs. Linking -- Options During Importing/Linking -- Manipulating Linked Data -- Importing 2D Data -- Backgrounds for BIM Conversion -- Coordination -- Details -- Importing 3D Data -- Imported Data as a Mass -- Imported Data as a Face -- Imported Data as an Object -- Overview of Exporting -- Preparing for Exports -- Export Layer Settings -- Exporting 2D CAD Data -- DWG Settings for Export -- Exporting 3D Model Data -- Studies in Google SketchUp -- IFC Interoperability -- The Bottom Line -- Part 3 Modeling and Massing for Design -- Chapter 9 Advanced Modeling and Massing -- Massing UI and Functionality -- Intuitive and Formula Mass Creation -- In-Place Masses -- Family Component Masses -- Floor Area Faces and Scheduling Masses -- Intuitive Massing -- In-Place Surface -- In-Place Solids -- Formula-Driven Massing -- Simple Mass Family -- Generic Model Mass Family -- Complex Mass Family -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 10 Conceptual Design and Sustainability -- Sustainable Design Concepts -- Using Schedules -- Calculating Recycled Content -- Calculating the Window-to-Wall Ratio -- Sunshading and Solar Paths -- Creating a Solar Study -- Creating an Animated Solar Study -- Creating a Solar Path -- Energy Modeling -- Conceptual Energy Analysis -- Detailed Energy Modeling -- Exporting to gbXML -- Daylighting -- Setting Up for Daylighting Analysis -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 11 Working with Phasing, Groups, and Design Options -- Using Phasing to Apply the Element of Time -- What Can Be Phased? -- Phase Settings -- Geometry Phase -- View Phase -- Creating and Using Groups -- Creating Groups -- Modifying Groups -- Creating New Groups -- Excluding Elements within Groups -- Saving and Loading Groups -- Creating Groups from Links , Introducing Project Templates -- Customizing Project Settings for Graphic Quality -- Object Styles -- Line Settings -- Materials -- Fill Patterns -- Color Schemes -- Efficient View Management -- Organizing Views -- Creating and Assigning Filters -- Applying View Templates -- Creating Custom Annotations -- Tag Family Fundamentals -- Creating a Custom Door Tag -- View Tags -- Starting a Project with a Custom Template -- Strategies for Managing Templates -- Aggregating Template Data -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 5 Managing a Project -- Understanding a BIM Workflow -- Staffing for BIM -- Project Roles -- Establishing a Work Plan -- Adding Team Members to Fight Fires -- Working in a Large Team -- Breaking Up a Model -- Using Worksets -- Quality Control and BIM -- Keeping an Eye on File Size -- Using Schedules -- Reviewing Warnings -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 6 Understanding Worksharing -- Understanding Worksharing Basics -- Using Worksharing in Your Project -- Types of Worksets -- Organizing Worksets -- Moving Elements between Worksets -- Managing Workflow with Worksets -- Creating a Central File -- Selecting a Starting View -- Creating the Local File -- Working in a Worksharing Environment -- Saving Work -- Saving at Intervals -- Loading Work from Other Team Members -- Worksharing Visualization -- Workset Visibility in View Templates -- Closing Revit -- Disabling Worksharing -- Understanding Element Ownership in Worksets -- Editing Requests -- Placing an Editing Request -- Granting an Editing Request -- Relinquishing Permission -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 7 Working with Consultants -- Preparing for Collaboration -- Coordination -- Linked Models -- Project Base Point (PBP): Clipped -- Project Base Point: Unclipped -- Survey Point (SP): Clipped -- Survey Point: Unclipped -- Coordination Tools -- Interference Checking -- The Bottom Line , The Bottom Line , Understanding Roof Modeling Methods -- Footprint Roofs -- Roof by Extrusion -- Roof In-Place -- Roof By Face -- Sloped Glazing -- Slope Arrows -- Advanced Shape Editing for Floors and Roofs -- Creating a Roof with a Sloped Topping -- Applying a Variable Thickness to a Roof Layer -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 15 Family Editor -- Understanding the Family Editor -- Putting the Family Editor in Context -- Choosing the Right Family Template and Category -- Creating a Family Component -- Hosted vs. Nonhosted -- Family Category -- Insertion Point -- Reference Points, Planes, and Lines -- Visibility Settings -- Materials -- Dimensions -- Object Styles and Subcategories -- Type and Instance Parameters -- Using Advanced Modeling Techniques -- Creating Solid and Void Relationships -- Carving Geometry -- Using Geometry to Drive Geometry -- Building a Shelf Using Formulas and Type Catalogs -- Modeling the Brackets -- Nesting the Brackets -- Assigning Family Type Parameters -- Creating Parametric Arrays -- Using Formulas -- Associating Materials -- Creating and Editing Type Catalogs -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 16 Stairs and Railings -- How to Approach Stairs and Railings -- Key Components of Stairs and Railings -- The Basic Rules of Stairs -- Components of Stairs -- Components of Railings -- Creating Railings -- Understanding the Railing Tool -- Railings outside the Box -- Using the Railing Tool for Other Objects -- Creating Stairs -- Understanding the Stair Tools -- Components for Customizing Stairs -- Stairs outside the Box -- Annotating Stairs -- The Bottom Line -- Part 5 Documentation -- Chapter 17 Detailing Your Design -- Creating Details -- Detail Line -- Regions -- Components -- Insulation -- Detail Groups -- Linework -- Adding Detail Components to Families -- Adding Details to a Window Family -- Visibility Settings -- Learning Efficient Detailing

Additional Edition: Print version Read, Phil Mastering Autodesk Revit Architecture 2013 Newark : John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated,c2012 ISBN 9781118174081

Language: English

Keywords: Electronic books

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Format: 1 online resource (402 pages)

Edition: 1st ed.

ISBN: 9781118333259

Content: Get quickly up to speed on Revit Architecture's core features and functions This unique new Autodesk Official Training Guide thoroughly covers the fundamentals of Revit Architecture. The fast, focused guide teaches you everything you need to become quickly productive with the software, including how to best use the interface, create floor plans, add content, prepare documentation, annotate, and more. Each chapter features compelling, full-color screenshots to illustrate tutorial steps and concludes with a related and more open-ended project to further reinforce the lessons. Beginners can start anywhere in the book and compare their results with the pros, using downloadable datasets. Contains an introduction to Revit's architectural interface and powerful tools Includes a wealth of hands-on exercises that help to hone your Revit skills Features detailed information on how to visualize, present, and document your design Provides hands-on instruction for working with families, groups, and phasing Includes information to help users prepare for the Revit Associate and Professional Exams The book uses a workflow-based approach that mirrors how projects progress in the real world and features tips and tricks drawn from the authors' extensive professional experience

Note: Autodesk Revit Architecture 2013 Essentials -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Who Should Read This Book -- What Is Covered in This Book -- The Essentials Series -- Contacting the Authors -- Chapter1: Introducing the Autodesk Revit Architecture Interface -- Understanding the Interface -- Understanding the Interface Workflow -- Using Common Modifying Tools -- Chapter 2: Schematic Design -- Working from a Sketch -- Modeling In-Place Masses -- Creating Mass Floors -- Scheduling Mass Floors -- Updating the Massing Study -- Chapter 3: Walls and -- Understanding Wall Types and Parameters -- Creating Generic Walls -- Creating Numerous Wall Configurations -- Modifying Walls -- Creating Curtain Walls -- Modifying Curtain Walls -- Going Beyond the Basics -- Chapter 4: Floors, Roofs, and Ceilings -- Creating Floors -- Laying Out Roofs -- Adding Ceilings -- Chapter 5: Stairs, Ramps, -- Creating Stair Configurations -- Designing Ramps -- Building Railings for Level and Sloped Conditions -- From Basics to Creative Art -- Chapter 6: Adding Families -- Understanding the Model Hierarchy -- Working with System Families -- Working with Component Families -- Chapter 7: Modifying Families -- Editing View Display and Detail Level -- Changing the Family Category -- Modifying Family Geometry -- Chapter 8: Groups and Phasing -- Using Groups -- Using Phasing -- Chapter 9: Rooms and Color-Fill Plans -- Defining Rooms in Spaces -- Creating a Key Schedule -- Generating Color-Fill Room Plans -- Chapter 10: Worksharing -- Enabling Worksharing -- Creating Central and Local Files -- Adding Worksets -- Assigning Elements to Worksets -- Saving to the Central File -- Creating New Elements -- Using Workset Display Filters -- Using Worksharing to Work with Consultants -- Using Guidelines for Worksharing -- Chapter 11: Details and Annotations -- Creating Details , Annotating Your Details -- Using Legends -- Chapter 12: Creating Drawing Sets -- Creating Schedules -- Placing Views on Sheets -- Printing Documents -- Chapter 13: Workflow and -- Understanding a BIM Workflow -- Modeling Site -- Chapter 14: Tips, Tricks, and Troubleshooting -- Optimizing Performance -- Using Best Practices -- Fixing File Corruption -- Learning Tips and Shortcuts -- Finding Additional Resources -- Appendix: Autodesk Revit Architecture 2013 Certification -- Index

Additional Edition: Print version Vandezande, James Autodesk Revit Architecture 2013 Essentials Indianapolis : John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated,c2012 ISBN 9781118244784

Language: English

Keywords: Electronic books ; Electronic books

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Format: 1 online resource (1010 pages)

Edition: 1st ed.

ISBN: 9781118719084

Note: Intro -- Mastering Autodesk® Revit® Architecture 2014 -- Copyright -- About the Authors -- Acknowledgments -- Contents at a Glance -- Contents -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Who Should Read This Book -- What You Will Learn -- The Mastering Series -- What to Expect -- Part 1: Fundamentals -- Part 2: Understanding the Workfl ow -- Part 3: Modeling and Massing for Design -- Part 4: Extended Modeling Techniques -- Part 5: Documentation -- Part 6: Construction and Beyond -- Contacting the Authors -- Part 1: Fundamentals -- Chapter 1: Introduction: The Basics of BIM -- What Is Revit? -- Understanding a BIM Workflow -- Leveraging BIM Processes -- Visualize -- Analyze -- Strategize -- Focusing Your Investment in BIM -- Staffing for BIM -- Project Roles -- Establishing a Work Plan -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 2: Principles: UI and Project Organization -- Understanding the User Interface -- Application Menu -- Quick Access Toolbar -- InfoCenter -- Ribbon -- Options Bar -- Properties Palette and Project Browser -- Status Bar -- Drawing Area -- View Control Bar -- Graphic Display Options -- Work Plane Viewer -- Navigation Methods -- Project Organization -- Datum Objects (Relationships) -- Content (Repetition) -- Views (Representation) -- Project Management (Restrictions) -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 3: The Basics of the Toolbox -- Selecting, Modifying, and Replacing Elements -- Selecting Elements -- Selection Options -- Filtering Your Selection -- Using Selection-Based Filters -- Selecting All Instances -- Using the Properties Palette -- Matching Properties -- Using the Context Menu -- Editing Elements Interactively -- Moving Elements -- Copying Elements -- Rotating and Mirroring Elements -- Arraying Elements -- Scaling Elements -- Aligning Elements -- Trimming or Extending Lines and Walls -- Splitting Lines and Walls -- Offsetting Lines and Walls , Area Plans , Best Practices for Groups -- Making Design Options for Design Iteration -- Creating Design Options -- Editing Design Options -- Viewing and Scheduling Design Options -- Removing Design Options and Option Sets -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 11: Visualization -- The Role of Visualization -- Analytic Visualization -- Monochromatic Views -- Project Parameters -- User-Defined Parameters -- Identifying Design Elements -- Solar and Shadow Studies -- Photorealistic Visualization -- Visual Styles -- Section Box -- Rendering Settings -- Creating Your View -- Locking Your View -- Still Image Camera -- Creating a Walkthrough -- Rendering Sequence and Workflow -- Geometry and Cameras -- Sunlight -- Artificial Lighting -- Light Groups -- Materials -- The Bottom Line -- Part 4: Extended Modeling Techniques -- Chapter 12: Walls and Curtain Walls -- Using Extended Modeling Techniques for Basic Walls -- Creating Basic Wall Types -- Adding Wall Articulation -- Modeling Techniques for Basic Walls -- Creating Custom In-Place Walls -- Creating Stacked Walls -- Creating Simple Curtain Walls -- Designing a Curtain Wall -- Customizing Curtain Wall Types -- Creating Complex Curtain Walls -- Dividing the Surface -- Dividing the Surface with Intersects -- Applying Patterns -- Editing the Pattern Surface -- Surface Representation -- Adding Definition -- Creating Custom Patterns -- Limiting the Size of Pattern-Based Families -- Using the Adaptive Component Family -- Scheduling Pattern-Based Panels -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 13: Floors, Ceilings, and Roofs -- Understanding Floor Types -- Floor -- Structural Floor -- Floor by Face -- Pad -- Sketching for Floors, Ceilings, and Roofs -- Modeling Slab Edges -- Creating a Custom Floor Edge -- Modeling Floor Finishes -- Split Face for Thin Finishes -- Modeling Thick Finishes -- Creating Ceilings -- Understanding Roof Modeling Methods , Footprint Roofs -- Roof by Extrusion -- Roof In-Place -- Roof By Face -- Sloped Glazing -- Slope Arrows -- Advanced Shape Editing for Floors and Roofs -- Creating a Roof with a Sloped Topping -- Applying a Variable Thickness to a Roof Layer -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 14: Family Editor -- Getting Started with a Family -- Understanding In-Place Families -- Choosing the Right Family Template and Category -- Hosted vs. Non-hosted -- Other Types of Families -- Understanding the Family Editor -- Creating the Framework for a Family Component -- Reference Planes, Lines, and Points -- Dimensions -- Type and Instance Parameters -- Model Organization and Control -- Family Modeling Techniques -- Creating an Extrusion -- Creating a Sweep -- Creating a Revolve -- Nesting Families -- Extended Family Management Techniques -- Visibility Check -- Parametric Arrays and Family Type Parameters -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 15: Stairs and Railings -- How to Approach Stairs and Railings -- Key Components of Stairs and Railings -- The Basic Rules of Stairs -- Components of Stairs -- Components of Railings -- Creating Railings -- Creating a Custom Railing -- Curtain Wall or Glass Railings -- Using the Railing Tool for Other Objects -- Creating Stairs -- Understanding the Stair Tools -- Components for Customizing Stairs -- Stairs outside the Box -- Annotating Stairs -- The Bottom Line -- Part 5: Documentation -- Chapter 16: Detailing Your Design -- Creating Details -- Detail Line -- Regions -- Components -- Insulation -- Detail Groups -- Linework -- Adding Detail Components to Families -- Adding Details to a Window Family -- Visibility Settings -- Learning Efficient Detailing -- Reusing Details from Other Files -- Linking vs. Importing -- Reusing Details from Other Revit Projects -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 17: Documenting Your Design -- Documenting Plans -- Room Objects , Keeping Elements from Moving -- Exploring Other Editing Tools -- Using the Join Geometry Tool -- Using the Split Face and Paint Tools -- Copying and Pasting -- Using the Create Similar Tool -- Using Keyboard Shortcuts (Accelerators) -- Double-Click to Edit -- Modeling Site Context -- Using a Toposurface -- Creating a Building Pad -- Generating Property Lines -- Cut and Fill Schedules -- The Bottom Line -- Part 2: Understanding the Workflow -- Chapter 4: Configuring Templates and Standards -- Introducing Project Templates -- Customizing Project Settings for Graphic Quality -- Object Styles -- Line Settings -- Materials -- Fill Patterns -- Color Schemes -- Efficient View Management -- Organizing Views -- Creating and Assigning Filters -- Applying View Templates -- Creating Custom Annotations -- Tag Family Fundamentals -- Creating a Custom Door Tag -- View Tags -- Starting a Project with a Custom Template -- Strategies for Managing Templates -- Aggregating Template Data -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 5: Understanding Worksharing -- Understanding Worksharing Basics -- Enabling Worksharing on Your Project -- Types of Worksets -- Creating a Central File -- Selecting a Starting View -- Creating a Local File -- Worksharing Username -- Organizing Worksets -- Moving Elements between Worksets -- Managing Workflow with Worksets -- Saving Work -- Saving at Intervals -- Loading Work from Other Team Members -- Worksharing Visualization -- Workset Visibility in View Templates -- Closing Revit -- Disabling Worksharing -- Understanding Element Ownership in Worksets -- Editing Requests -- Placing an Editing Request -- Granting an Editing Request -- Relinquishing Permission -- Worksharing Monitor -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 6: Working with Consultants -- Preparing for Collaboration -- Managing the Coordination Process -- Linked Models -- Shared Positioning , Using Project Base Point and Survey Point -- Using Worksets to Organize Linked Models -- Benefits and Limitations of Linked Models -- Exercises: Using Linked Models -- Coordination Tools -- Copy/Monitor -- Coordination Review -- Interference Checking -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 7: Interoperability: Working Multiplatform -- The BIM Curve -- Inserting CAD Data -- Predefined Settings for Inserted CAD Data -- Importing vs. Linking -- Options During Importing/Linking -- Manipulating Inserted CAD Data -- Using Inserted 2D Data -- Backgrounds for BIM Conversion -- Coordination -- Details -- Using Inserted 3D Data -- CAD Data as a Mass -- CAD Data as a Face -- CAD Data as an Object -- Exporting CAD Data -- Preparing for CAD Exports -- Export DWG Settings -- Exporting 2D CAD Data -- Exporting 3D Model Data -- Studies in SketchUp -- IFC Interoperability -- The Bottom Line -- Part 3: Modeling and Massing for Design -- Chapter 8: Advanced Modeling and Massing -- Massing UI and Functionality -- Intuitive and Formula Mass Creation -- In-Place Masses -- Family Component Masses -- Floor Area Faces and Scheduling Masses -- Intuitive Massing -- In-Place Surface -- Solids -- Formula-Driven Massing -- Simple Mass Family -- Generic Model Mass Family -- Complex Mass Family -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 9: Conceptual Design and Design Analysis -- Sustainable Analysis -- Create a Conceptual Mass -- Energy Modeling -- Conceptual Energy Analysis -- Energy Analysis Setup -- Detailed Energy Modeling -- Exporting to gbXML -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 10: Working with Phasing, Groups, and Design Options -- Using Phasing -- What Can Be Phased? -- Phase Settings -- Geometry Phase -- View Phase -- Creating and Using Groups -- Creating Groups -- Modifying Groups -- Creating New Groups -- Excluding Elements within Groups -- Saving and Loading Groups -- Creating Groups from Links

Additional Edition: Print version Vandezande, James Mastering Autodesk Revit Architecture 2014 Newark : John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated,c2013 ISBN 9781118521304

Language: English

Keywords: Electronic books

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