AutoCAD VS Revit-Key Differences
AutoCAD...
An In-depth look into What is Revit?
Revit and BIM are often mis-understood. Theye are used interchangeably. BIM is a process and Revit is a software to create intelligent 3D Models. It is one of the software that enable the BIM Process. Revit Supports Design Process and is used very effectively by Architects, Structural Engineers and MEP Engineers.
Should Architectural Practices switch over to Revit?
Revit is a Building Design software that helps you in Design and Drafting of a facility. It has features that helps Architecture, Engineering and Construction professionals to Design, Analyze, Visualize and produce Drawings for all stages of Design, from Concept to Construction.
Why architectural practices are switching over to bim?
Architects are switching over to BIM for multiple readsons. These include, gaining a competitive advantage, delivering higher quality projects and Market demands
The Benefits of BIM and Why Revit Matters
Definitive Guide to Implementing Revit for Architects
This blog series provides a roadmap for architects to successfully implement Revit in their practice. Remember, consistent training, a commitment to collaboration, and a willingness to explore new features will help you unlock the full potential of BIM and transform your architectural workflows.
Understanding Toposurface in Revit
Toposurface or Topographical surface is created by using Toposurface Tool located on Massing & Site Tab. This tool allows us to create Site Topography in complete three dimensions. We can study slopes, identify buildable areas, plan out roads and paths. We can identify areas of potential problem as well as areas of opportunity. In a way, we can perform the Site Analysis in a fair amount of detail. In a situation, where you are working on a project, that is on a large piece of land and has great complexities, site planning is done using other software such as Autodesk Civil 3D