br How to Create Walls in Revitbr Walls are one of the primary elements in Revit, used to define spaces and structures in a building model. Here’s a step-by-step guide to creating walls in Autodesk Revit.br br Step 1: Open a Plan Viewbr In the Project Browser, double-click on a Floor Plan (e.g., Level 1).br Walls are typically drawn in a plan view, but you can also create them in 3D view.br Step 2: Select the Wall Toolbr Go to the Architecture Tab → Click Wall (Shortcut: WA).br The Modify | Place Wall tab will open with wall settings.br Step 3: Choose Wall Propertiesbr In the Properties Palette, set the following options:br br Wall Type:br br Click the drop-down menu to choose a predefined wall type (e.g., Basic Wall, Exterior Wall, Interior Wall).br If needed, click Edit Type → Duplicate to create a custom wall.br Height or Constraint:br br Select the wall height:br Unconnected (Enter a height manually).br Attach to a Level (e.g., up to Level 2 or Roof).br Location Line:br br Defines how the wall is placed relative to the reference line:br Wall Centerline (Default).br Core Centerline (For structural walls).br Finish Face: Interior or Exterior (For precise alignment).br Base Offset:br br Adjusts the starting height of the wall from the level.br Top Offset:br br Adjusts the wall’s height if needed.br Step 4: Draw the Wallbr Click to start drawing, then click again to define the endpoint.br You can use different drawing options from the Draw Panel, such as:br Line – Straight walls.br Rectangle – Create a rectangular room.br Arc – Curved walls.br Polygon or Circle – For complex layouts.br Step 5: Modify the Wallbr Move or Adjust Walls: Select the wall and use the Move, Rotate, Align, or TrimExtend tools.br Change Wall Type: Select the wall and choose a different wall type from the Properties Palette.br Adjust Wall Height: Select the wall → Modify height in Properties.br Step 6: View Walls in 3Dbr Click View Tab → 3D View (Shortcut: F3).br Use the Steering Wheel or Orbit Tool to navigate.br Bonus: Advanced Wall Featuresbr ✅ Attach Walls to Roofs or Floors: Select the wall → Click Attach TopBase.br ✅ Create Curtain Walls: Use Wall Tool → Select Curtain Wall type.br ✅ Apply Materials: Go to Edit Type → Structure → Material to change wall appearance.br br Conclusionbr Creating walls in Revit is simple yet powerful. You can adjust height, thickness, materials, and shapes to fit your design.