Kimberly Fuhrman
Kimberly Fuhrman is the Revit Community Manager at Autodesk. You can find her bouncing around the Revit Ideas - @kimberly.fuhrman, on Twitter - @FuhrmanKimberly, or email kimberly.fuhrman@autodesk.com.
You are working on a Revit project, and something happens. You suddenly have an idea for a feature you need. Or something just is not working the way it should. Maybe you would just like to see what is in the works for a future Revit release. Where do you go? There are several ways…
Roadmaps
“It’s the most wonderful time of the year!” Ok, no, it is not the holiday season, but it sure does feel like it when the new version of Revit is released! Autodesk recently released Revit 2023 and there were quite a few Revit Ideas that have been implemented in this release. It was hard to…
Architecture
If you have used Revit 2022 or Revit LT 2022 for a while, you may have noticed after closing Revit that a survey window pops up asking you to rate your experience. Personally, my first instinct is to close the thing and move on with my life. Please don’t do that with this one! I…
Architecture
It has been a busy few months around the Factory since the release of Revit 2022. But the work has not stopped! Our product teams are continuing work on new features and enhancements that are being tested in our Preview Release. Many of those features and enhancements are based on your Revit Ideas (and other…
Architecture
Revit 2022 is undoubtedly one of the more robust updates we have seen coming from Inside the Factory. Increased functionality, new features and enhancements make Revit 2022 an update to remember. About half of the new features and enhancements came directly from your ideas via the Revit Ideas forum. When an Idea has been added…
What’s New
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Events