Define hierarchies, tolerances, and openings for floors and walls, and sync the analytical model with changes to the physical model as design evolves. Associate analytical model elements with physical geometry or automate creation of analytical elements from the physical model and its properties.
New workflow for structural analytical modeling (AEC Collection Exclusive)
With integrated analysis tools and interoperability support for a broad range of CAD and BIM tools, Revit helps project teams uncover insights and drive outcomes with data.Įlectrical engineers and designers working in Revit can now leverage an architect’s PDF, DWG™, or Revit geometry to perform preliminary load calculations earlier in the design process-prior to modeling electrical equipment. With Revit cloud worksharing and Autodesk BIM Collaborate Pro, keep your teams in sync and your projects on track.Įxplore, iterate, and refine design decisions With tools for sketching, scheduling, annotating, and document production, Revit drives efficient BIM workflows and includes specialized tools and automation for every AEC discipline.Īutodesk supports the way AEC project teams work together anytime, anywhere. Quickly define and document design intent Develop and deploy standards, workflows, and content. Take command of your design data - Use Revit as the data backbone of your BIM process.Unify teams and workflows - Save, sync, and share model-based BIM and CAD data in Revit and connect multidisciplinary teams and workflows.Run projects more efficiently - Ease production burdens by using built-in automation for documenting design and managing deliverables.Empower multidisciplinary teams with specialty toolsets and a unified project environment.Streamline documentation work, with instant revisions to plans, elevations, schedules, and sections as projects change.Model shapes, structures, and systems in 3D with parametric accuracy, precision, and ease.Revit BIM software helps architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) teams create high-quality buildings and infrastructure.
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