by far in youtube this channel is the best for tutorials

I was struggling trying to figure out how to do this in Revit. This was very helpful! Thank you! 🙏🏻

Thank you Balkan. You're amazing!

Fantastic tips!! Thank you:)

Gracias realmente buenos tutoriales

Amazing man

really appreciate this video

Thank you very much teacher. Very awesome, I always wanted to master the art of doing foundation call out, I watched a tutorial from another channel and they didn’t do it the way how you did yours by adding the skirt around the building for water drainage, they show the stucco on the exterior wall and created a drip edge, I prefer to do it the way how you d it because it seems more effective. Have a blessed day

@vijaym3973

2 жыл бұрын

Aa

Very detailed ❤️

Great video

i cant help but say thank you.

Thank You!

Thanks mate

Thank you

thank you 🥰

Instead of that ground level floor to channel water away from the foundation footing, you can use weeping tile

Concrete at perimeter of the bldg is called protection strip. Yw.

Hi, is it possible to automate foundation details for different projects with similar details instead of doing the task every time?

thanks u so much from Viet nam

So, if we change the patterns of the materials to be shown like that in the callout, then if desire not to see it in floor plans, what should we do?

really appreciate this video, but I just found out that the line in the section can not show its thickness, all is the same. Does anyone know how to settle this problem? thank you.

So that protection strip must be for use on very slope sites otherwise do some PE80 porforated pipes as drainage instead..

bagaimana dengan pondasi setempat (isolated fondation) yg tidak terkena potongan, tapi iningi dimunculkan pada gambar? terimakasih

go to 11:50 to get past the material selection of walls and foundations.. aka get to the good stuff

its nice detail but i have a thermal bridge in it. you need put therm insolation all over that little wall that is on bottom

@olik136

6 жыл бұрын

not if the insolation in the floor is about 10cm- it is in theory still a thermal bridge but it is considered to have no impact - I would still but insolation on there especially because it is not underground- also the dimension of the bottom plate seems much to small

@Lado93

6 жыл бұрын

man floor on terrain need list 15 if not 20 cm of insolation + hydroisolation and especially you need isolate the foundations like is it here : imaterialy.dumabyt.cz/obrazek/586f9ab3cb3b3/hi-nepodsklep-rd-05-06-1.jpg

@olik136

6 жыл бұрын

Oh I thought you meant something like this www.bauexpertenforum.de/attachments/frostschuerze-jpg.50130/ with "all over" the wall- I was just talking of the inner side of the foundation that you don't- have to insolate (like in your picture) although it is actually a thermal bridge

You have to duplicate TYPE befor modification

what happen line cut in time 14:56 min

What to do when the floor and wall intersect

@mavic_afg

4 жыл бұрын

Intersect

Takes more time to make detail in revit

@MercedesBenzS600LAMG

6 жыл бұрын

That's true, but once it's done in revit, modifying it is easier and takes less time , and in addition to that it will be a real 3D model

very fast

I am getting so fed up with this software. How can there by a system function to automatically generate wall foundations, but then you have to manually create a gravel layer under them?!? That's so utterly ridiculous. I am seriously considering to bother myself with learning a new SW so I don't have to deal with this mastodont that is getting extinct anymore ughhhhh

@richardidika5189

Ай бұрын

Which other software doesn't do it manually?

even though the commands are clear....the application is ineffective..........reason being. this guy is not an architect.

What fucking hatches you using over there in Rumunia? Horrible.

you need to take your time when you are drawing you are too fast and we can't follow you, remember its a teaching session, not a competition.

several technical mistakes, you are not an engineer, and clearly do not know much about foundations, several mistakes, and you also explained why those mistakes, which is pure madness....stick to your role as an architect, whe doin engineering stuff please state that you do know what and why you are doing but you know how it looks, and that's all. I am fan of you bro, but know your limits. peace

@rau.l

Жыл бұрын

calm down, butthurt