Complete MEP system for a conference room

Learn to design a conference room's cooling, ductwork, heating, power, and lighting systems in Revit MEP, for users who know the basics.

<h2>About this course</h2>In this course, you design a complete MEP system for a conference room in Revit, working step by step on a ready-made building model that you download as a lesson file. You start by opening the project, setting levels, making and adjusting views, linking the structural model, and inserting mechanical families. The cooling system comes next: you create chiller piping, add a pipe valve, apply pipe insulation, and add drains. The air duct layout is the largest section. You add ducts to the air handling unit, modify the conference room view options, add a VAV unit, create spaces, place air terminals, connect the ducts, and run interference checks. You then add a boiler unit and pump, fix common piping system issues, run further interference checks, and add valves while refining pipe connections. The electrical work spans two sections. You set up light fixtures, add power outlets, work with electrical options and panels, connect receptacles, and add wiring, then add lighting fixtures and switches, create a power system, and wire the lighting fixtures. Each section ends with a quiz. By the end, you will have taken one room through mechanical, piping, and electrical design and can apply the same workflow to your own projects.<h2>Who should take this course</h2>This course is for you if you already know the basics of Revit MEP and want to apply them on a real-world project. It suits intermediate users, junior MEP engineers, and building services designers who need practice taking a single space through cooling, ductwork, heating, and electrical design. It also fits anyone who has finished a beginner Revit MEP course and wants to see how mechanical, piping, and electrical systems fit together and get checked for interference in one model.<h2>Pre-requisites</h2>You need some prior knowledge and basic experience with Revit MEP, such as what the Revit MEP beginners course covers. Revit MEP 2024 or a later version on a Windows computer is recommended to follow along.