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As BIM modeling takes over the conventional ways of working, Revit has proven to be one of the most powerful tools for the AEC industry. With the knowledge of the right tools in Revit architecture, you’re sure to save time and work more efficiently. Whether you’re new to the software or a veteran, here are

Rebar modeling is a critical part of the construction process. With Revit and Tekla being two software giants in the AEC industry, choosing the right software can make a significant impact on project success. Despite Revit claiming industry popularity for Revit Structure Modeling, will it dominate Tekla in rebar modeling and steel fabrication? Which is

In the past decade, BIM has emerged as a highly meritorious system of working in the AEC industry. About 82% of BIM users believe that it has improved the productivity of their company. The numbers are the result of efficient Revit templates and smooth workflows. A Revit template is a predesigned layout that gives a

Revit Architecture is a popular platform adopted by AEC professionals with over 4 million subscribers across the world. Although it is a powerful tool that has revolutionized the industry’s way of working, Revit still lacks certain functions. And this is where Revit Plug-ins come into the picture. From 3D visualization to construction documentation, Revit performs

BIM is a working methodology especially devised for the AEC industry to streamline its process and make it more efficient. BIM is not all about just the software, but the software is an integral part of that methodology for storing and accessing building information in 3D. And since we are talking about BIM software, how

“Historically, the construction Industry has underperformed.” A 2020 McKinsey report describes how the AEC industry is undergoing a technical revolution to streamline its workflows and improve efficiency. And BIM plays a significant role in that revolution. The traditional workflows of the AEC industry have used data sets as design drivers – site conditions, budget constraints,

The global construction market is set to grow up to 14.4 trillion by the year 2030 whereas, in 2020, the amount was 6.4 trillion. For such fast-paced development and in order to retain the accuracy and reliability of data, BIM with Revit Structure Modeling has come handy for various designers and engineers. While working on a

The AEC industry is undergoing a digital revolution. Tasks like heritage on-site documentation are leveraging new technologies, such as BIM. Digitally replicating a structure in BIM gives a precise output, but the documentation process takes time. Enter Scan to BIM – a convenient and efficient way to document on-site conditions. Scan to BIM utilizes 3D