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Revit Energy Analysis Helps Meet Architecture 2030 Challenge Goals
The architecture 2030 Challenge calls for all new US buildings, developments, and major renovations to be carbon-neutral by 2030. The key to meeting this challenge? Energy analysis from start to finish. Analyzing a complete or near-final design has little or no effect…
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What’s New in Revit MEP 2018 for Electrical Circuit Pathway
Revit 2018 enables you to modify an electrical circuit path for more accurate voltage drop calculations. You can choose to edit the circuit path by selecting Farthest Device, All Devices, or Custom and manually edit the circuit path. You can manually adjust…
MEP
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Multi-Rebar Annotation in Revit
A reinforcement drawing shows the positions of all reinforcing elements in a particular structure or a structural element. There are numerous ways of drafting concrete shop drawings, and drafting styles vary between countries or even between design companies. Rebar in Revit comes…
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Housing the Scream: Revit helps a new Munch Museum rise in Oslo
You are likely familiar with the work of Edvard Munch whose painting “The Scream” has iconic status and is a universal cultural reference. But did you know Revit software has been central to the design of the new Munch Museum that will…
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What’s New in Revit MEP 2018 for Energy Analysis
Energy analytical model – outside air enhancements Would you like to cover all internal gains, occupancy schedules, and outdoor air requirements with a single setting from a list of ASHRAE 62.1 activities? What if you could use the same data from your…
MEP
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BIM for reinforced concrete – From 2D to 3D for rebar detailing
Last year I published a blog post contemplating the value of BIM for Concrete, and discussing how the next generation of BIM tools for reinforced concrete are helping our customers in four main ways. I described these BIM-centric concrete benefits as: Combines…
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