Revit families are the BIM or Revit components you employ to create your Revit 3D BIM models. Some examples of Revit families include the walls, doors, staircases, windows, and other similar parts in your model. These families contain a variety of types that depend on one another, meaning that any variation in the parametric variable of one kind would impact the entire project.
Regardless of size or design, Revit modeling helps you have more realistic models. The resulting 3D models can be utilized for precise building analysis and estimation. Additionally, the technique aids in maintaining linkages and coordination across various units or elements of a design or model, as well as viable and affordable model resizing.
With the help of Revit family creation services, the process of creating powerful 3D BIM models becomes more effective. For building manufacturers and engineers’ product model catalogs, our Revit modeling & family development professionals offer conventional and specialized architectural creation services.
- Choose the appropriate family template (from ceiling-based, wall-based, roof-based, etc.).
- For the best visibility of the geometry, define the family subclasses.
- Using the tools "Reference plane" and "Reference line," create a reference plane and a reference line.
- Enhance and add Tools for defining parametric relationships in dimensions
- Use various parameters to specify the different family types.
- Make the model geometry and include any necessary geometry.
- Foundation families
- Wall families
- Railing Families
- Kitchen accessories families
- Sanitary ware families
- Electrical lights/fixtures families
- Ceiling families
- Stair families
- Pipes & fixtures families
- Furniture Families
- Column families
- Glass panel system families
- Truss families
- Door Families
- Joist families
- Window Families