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Mastering Revit Architecture 2010 |  | Authors: Greg Demchak, Tatjana Dzambazova, Eddy Krygiel
Publisher: Sybex
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Rating:  7 reviews
Sales Rank: 13638
Media: Paperback
Pages: 928
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Dimensions (in): 9.2 x 7.3 x 1.5
ISBN: 0470456493
Dewey Decimal Number: 720.2840285536
EAN: 9780470456491
ASIN: 0470456493
Publication Date: July 14, 2009
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Product Description
As Autodesk's fastest-growing software package, Revit Architecture offers a new version that will require Revit users of all areas of expertise—architects, project managers, designers, contractors, and building owners—to learn new skills. As the only complete tutorial and reference for the newest version of Revit software, this book provides you with a hands-on look at the Revit interface, explores key modeling principles, looks at design options and features, and shows how to best present designs, and discusses proven workflows and best practices. The in-depth discussions, real-world examples, and detailed tutorials are drawn from the author’s professional experience using the program.
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 Mastering Revit? November 21, 2009
Seppo Peltomaa (Lahti, Finland)
This book is helpful in many respects but on the other hand lacks some features I expected it to have.
 Newbies beware!!! November 4, 2009
R. Rodpracha (NYC)
Very informative with in depth explanations about BIM, the benefits of parametric software & reference guide for Revit Architecture 2010. However, it is not a book for people who want to get started on the software through exercises & tutorials. It talks about a lot of concepts without teaching you how to do any of them!
After buying this book, I decided to move on & get 'Revit Architecture 2010: No Experience Required, which was exactly what I was looking for in the first place: learning the Revit software through using it!!
 essential addition to your library... October 22, 2009
J. B. Rock (Kansas City, MO United States)
These three folks provide the diverse background necessary to get through those hurdles with 2010. The examples are concise, well thought-out and applicable to common questions about the software. They've helped me out of several ditches before... thanks guys...
"Just the best Revit book out there, and I have seen reading a lot" September 19, 2009
Leonardo F. Velandia (California, USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
NO OTHER BOOK IN THE MARKET TAKE YOU TO THIS LEVEL OF KNOWLEDGE IN AN EASY, FUN AND INTELLIGENT WAY!
Best all-around Revit Architecture text August 21, 2009
Patrick Davis
6 out of 7 found this review helpful
With each release of Revit, more and more publishers are starting to print Revit Architecture books. Finding the correct book that meets your needs can be difficult, especially if you are ordering online and don't have an opportunity to skim through. And to be perfectly honest, one book may not meet all your needs.
I teach Revit Architecture at the community college level and choosing either a textbook or supplemental text is pretty important. I don't want my students spending money on something they won't use when the class is over, so I have chosen not to use a textbook. Instead, I encourage my students to buy a supplemental text that will help them during the class and on the job.
For that reason and several other, I recommend the "Mastering Revit Architecture" series and the Mastering Revit Architecture 2010 title is now available. Having read and used previous version of the Mastering Revit Architecture series in the classroom and at work, I have come to expect very high standards from the latest title "Mastering Revit Architecture 2010". I am pleased to report I was not disappointed. In short, the book is well organized and the material is presented in a manner that it can be used as an easy-to-follow tutorial or as an in-depth and knowledgeable reference. Each of the 20 chapters takes you through the subject matter from the basics to the more advanced features.
Why is this book different? I think what sets this book apart is the authors. You have your Autodesk insiders who are working for the company and know how each individual tool is intended to work. But you also have a practicing Architect as part of the writing team, Eddy Krygiel.
Eddy has worked on large complex projects like the IRS Center in Kansas City to much smaller projects like the renovation of his home (send me model pic to post Eddy). So what does that mean. Well, we have all seen the Autodesk demos of Revit. Sometimes the workflow makes sense and well, sometimes it does not. Sometimes Autodesk intends a tool to be used in a particular manner but in the real production world it gets used differently. That's what Eddy brings to the table. He helps you understand and learn the tools the way an Architect will use them. Not the way a programmer thinks you will use them. And he knows this because he is actually working on projects from pursuit to commissioning. He's not a consultant who may touch a project briefly or a application developer.
If you want a book that is going to teach you about the buttons on the ribbon, then find the cheapest one. If you want a book that is going to teach you how to properly use the tool so that you are successful with BIM, then I think you would be very happy with "Mastering Revit Architecture 2010" series.
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