Haus Citrohan Revit Poster

The first-floor shell of Le Corbusier’s Haus Citrohan is already waiting in Revit; I’ll send you the file as soon as we start. From there I need the rest of the building massed out to match the provided floor plans—no fine detailing, just accurate proportions and tidy geometry that will read well in drawings.

Once the model is complete, generate clear plans, sections, and elevations. I don’t have a fixed count in mind; include as many views as are necessary to communicate the design coherently. Finally, lay everything out on a single submission board sized A1 or A2. A clean, organised sheet with legible titles, consistent line weights, and a simple graphic hierarchy is all that’s required; perfection isn’t the goal, submission-readiness is.

Deliverables:
• Updated Revit (.rvt) file with completed model
• Sheet file (or exported PDF) containing the chosen plans, sections, and elevations on one A1/A2 layout

The task is straightforward for anyone comfortable with Revit view creation, sheet composition, and basic graphic standards. Let me know your timeframe and any clarifications you might need, and we can get started right away.