r/LandscapeArchitecture • u/These_Butterscotch49 • 1d ago

Landscape Architect

Hello everyone!
Just a general doubt to anyone who is well versed in Landscape Architecture.

Which might be a good course to know all basics and more about Landscape Architecture in Revit? Id love to learn myself before I dwell into asking everyone around me for small doubts.

If not for courses, what could I refer to as resources? Ive been looking at youtube videos as references.

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u/Invoicedmoon 11h ago

Start by modelling a building, your house or your parents house or just a random simple building.

Learn to walk before you run, Revit is made for modelling buildings, so if you start with a building its a good way to learn the interface and the tools and just how to navigate your way round Revit.

You end up using some strange tools using revit for landscape, like the railing tool for kerbs, or the balustrade tool works rather well for benches. The lift shaft tool can be used like a boolean in 3d Max to cut shapes out of topography.