Revit - Triennial

Revit: BIM software for designers, builders and performers. Model in 3D, simplify documentation, use specialized tools in a unified BIM environment. What is Revit? Revit® BIM software helps architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) teams create high-quality buildings and infrastructure. Use Revit to: Model 3D shapes, structures, and systems with parametric precision, accuracy, and ease; Simplify documentation work, with instant revisions of plans, elevations, calendars and sections as projects change; Empower multidisciplinary teams with specialized toolsets and a unified design environment. Why use Revit? Run Projects More Efficiently - Ease production burdens by using built-in automation to document design and deliverable document management. Unify teams and workflows - Store, sync and share BIM and CAD data based on models in Revit and articulate multidisciplinary teams and workflows. Take command of your design data - Use Revit as the data backbone of your BIM process. Develop and implement standards, workflows and content. What can you do with Revit? Quickly define and document design intent: With tools to sketch, program, annotate, and produce documents, Revit efficiently drives BIM workflows and includes specialized tools and automation for every AEC discipline; Work seamlessly with project teams: Autodesk supports how AEC project teams work together anytime, anywhere. With Revit cloud worksharing and Autodesk BIM Collaborate Pro, keep your teams in sync and your projects on track; Explore, iterate, and refine design decisions: With built-in analysis tools and interoperability support for a wide range of CAD and BIM tools, Revit helps design teams discover insights and secure outcomes through data. Revit is used to design, document, visualize, and deliver architectural, engineering, and construction projects. Who uses revit? Architects, structural engineers, specialty design engineers, builders, fabricators, computer designers, homeowners and more all use Revit to achieve their design, construction, operations and maintenance goals.