Revit software supports BIM design and construction workflows for architects, engineers, and contractors. If you can imagine it, you can design it in Revit.

Revit software supports BIM design for architecture, MEP, structural engineering, and construction. Learn more about Autodesk Revit features.

Jan 11, 2017 · There is nothing in Revit that let's you do that. you also need to compare the building if you turn in it in different directions. There also is no option to detail HVAC systems. Same goes for the Load calculation in Revit.

Integrating Revit and AutoCAD can help streamline your workflow, from conceptual design to detailed documentation. When you start with Revit, you can take full advantage of its powerful 3D modeling and BIM capabilities to create comprehensive, collaborative models.

Mar 6, 2006 · Revit will do with ease everything you mentioned in your first post. Regarding your second question, you are right, everything is in one file. Worksharing is done via 'worksets', simply by assigning part of the building

Revit BIM software offers structural engineers the tools they need to streamline projects, from schematic design for buildings and infrastructure, to analysis and fabrication.

Jan 16, 2025 · The attached pic shows an Elevation whereas a part in the middle is without a hatch pattern. I find it interesting and it breaks up the monotony of the view. Does anyone know how to do this in Revit? Thank you!

Mar 6, 2006 · I love the idea of Revit, (automatic everything) however, our exterior elevations are also complex, we show wrought iron, foam trim, rock veneer with stone caps, lights, roof tiles, etc..... in ADT is much faster for us to do almost everything in 2d, except for our floor plans.

Sep 19, 2008 · How does Revit handle thick walls (double framed walls), can you create a 18" thick wall type that shows two 6" walls(2x6 studs) on the floor plan view? Thanks for your help

If you are on subscription you can go to au.autodesk.com and watch this video: MP2462 : Beyond 3D: Improve Efficiency by Using Revit MEP for Mechanical Calculations It has some pointers for doing load calculations as best as Revit can, which is questionable at best.