Why Revit

Building Information Modeling (BIM):
Revit is a BIM software, which means it allows you to create a virtual model of a building that includes not only 3D geometry but also data about the building components. This data-centric approach helps in better coordination and collaboration among different disciplines involved in a project.

Parametric Design:
Revit is known for its parametric design capabilities, which means that changes made to one part of the model are automatically propagated throughout the entire model. This makes it easier to make design iterations and ensures that all aspects of the design stay coordinated.

Interdisciplinary Coordination:
In Revit, different disciplines such as architecture, structure, and MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing) can work on the same model simultaneously. This helps in identifying and resolving clashes and conflicts between different systems early in the design process.

Schedule and Quantity Takeoff:
Revit can automatically generate schedules and perform quantity takeoffs based on the model data. This can save a significant amount of time compared to manually extracting this information from 2D drawings.

Error Detection and Risk Mitigation Revit modeling services reveal the errors and imperfections of a building structure at the initial stages. The detailed 3d scan of the project detects any issues that require immediate attention and allows the team to fix them before the construction goes on the floor. Early error detection and risk mitigation enable professionals to save time, money, and most importantly any potential hazards from happening on-site during construction. Navisworks While Revit is classified as a Building Information Modeling (BIM) tool which is used in the process of creating
designs, Navisworks is used primarily as a program for design review, allowing professionals to ensure that their work is error-free.

Visualization and Rendering:
Revit has built-in visualization tools that allow you to create realistic renderings and walkthroughs of your design. This can be useful for presentations to clients or stakeholders.

Workflow Efficiency:
While AutoCAD is primarily a 2D drafting tool, Revit is designed for 3D modeling from the ground up. This can result in a more streamlined and efficient workflow for building design, especially for projects that require 3D coordination.

Changes and Revisions:
With Revit’s parametric design capabilities, making changes or revisions to the design is often quicker and more efficient compared to traditional 2D drafting methods.

Lifecycle Management:
Revit allows for the inclusion of information beyond just the design phase. It supports the integration of information throughout the lifecycle of a building, including construction, maintenance, and renovation.