Revit

3. An architectural element. A vertical circulation element connecting levels.
5. Building Information Modeling. A digital process that creates a smart 3D model containing both geometry and building data.
7. A three-dimensional view of the building model.
9. A horizontal cut view looking down at a specific level.
11. An architectural element. A glazed opening hosted in a wall.
14. A reference line that controls where a wall is drawn (e.g., Finish Face – Exterior).
16. A flat vertical view of the outside or inside of a building.
19. A panel where you view and edit settings of selected elements or views.
20. Any object in Revit (wall, door, window, floor, roof, etc.).
21. An architectural element. A horizontal surface created at a level.
22. RCP. A view that shows ceilings, lights, and fixtures as if reflected in a mirror.

1. The toolbar at the top of Revit that contains tools organized into tabs.
2. An architectural element. A vertical building element that defines spaces.
3. A layout page used for printing drawings.
4. An architectural element. A top covering element of a building.
6. A modify tool.Turn an element around a point.
8. An architectural element. An opening element hosted in a wall.
10. A panel that lists all views, sheets, schedules, families, and groups in the project.
12. A modify tool. Duplicate an element.
13. A Building Information Modeling (BIM) software used to design buildings in 2D and 3D at the same time.
15. A cut through the building showing height, structure, and interior relationships.
17. A modify tool. Reposition an element.
18. A horizontal reference plane that represents floor heights (e.g., Level 1, Level 2).