Mastering Landscape in Revit® #4 - From Survey to Model

In this live session, Nehama discusses explains how to apply it to existing survey data in Revit and the importance of the "NOT ONE BIG SURFACE" principle when designing 3D landscape models. The session focuses on the workflows for modeling the existing ground, adding site constraints, erasing disturbed areas, and designing the proposed site.

00:00 - Introduction
02:58 - Not One Big Surface Principle
05:10 - Workflow Steps for Large Site Modification
07:55 - Modeling Existing Ground and Creating New Construction
14:20 - Establishing Constraints by Erasing Disturbed Areas
17:49 - Starting Proposed Site Design
22:10 - Workflow for Small Modifications To Site
24:57 - Q&A

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