Revit for Architecture & Building Design

Why use Revit?

Connect multidisciplinary teams efficiently. Share and annotate drawings safely and securely with Revit.

Design your project and create sheets and documentation with ease.

Conduct building performance analysis with Insight. Create high quality visualizations with Twinmotion for Revit.

Design to documentation

Place walls, doors, and windows. Generate floor plans, elevations, sections, schedules, 2D and 3D views, and renderings quickly and accurately.

Analysis

Optimize building performance in early-stage design, run cost estimates, and monitor performance over the lifetime of the project and the building.

Visualization

Generate photorealistic renderings. Create documentation with cutaways, 3D views, and stereo panoramas to extend your design to virtual reality.

Coordination and collaboration

Share, sync, and iterate designs with engineers and contractors in Revit in a unified project environment.

See how Revit works with other Autodesk software.

Use automations to streamline your designs, from concept to schematic design.

Conduct analysis to inform design decisions for sustainable building design.

Automate routine workflows.

[Autodesk BIM software] became the bridge between architecture and construction for us. ... It's as simple as that.”

—Hayden Co’burn, Senior Project Architect and Partner, CplusC Architects + Builders

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“With Revit we can easily interchange files and bring things in from other software. It’s a major thing that allows us to work with a wider array of teams, which is critical to these affordable housing projects.”

—Maria Carriero, associate architect, Y.A. studio

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“It’s essential because tools like Revit give us a global awareness of the project, and make it really expedient for developing ideas quickly.”

—Jack Becker, Principal, BLDUS

Image courtesy of Ty Cole/OTTO

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