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Do it right ✅ 1 st Time . Understand 👷🏼♂️Best Practices for Revit 🏢 Useful TIPS to avoid rework and avoid clumsy models .🏗 In BIM workflow the most important step is authoring tool 🧰 for 3 D models and accuracy of 3 D model . All further activities are based on that including 4D ,5D simulation and BOQ output and Digital twin comparison etc . Successful clash detection needs accurate REVIT model . For example :- With a 3D model, designers immediately see if something looks wrong. The digital models naturally provide clash detection because they show the full project. If plumbing pipes intersect one another or with beams it’s immediately visible in 3D. 2D plans simply don’t show the conflicts. And traditional plan sets usually include cross sections every 50 or 100 feet. That requires the contractor to interpret the plans in between ⁉️the cross sections. A 3D model is basically one giant cross section, providing a level of detail impossible for 2 D dwg files But at the same time if it’s modlelled improperly ✅ thousands of virtual clashes are seen which are irrelevant . So 3 D model shall be done very accurately in first place . #bim #revit #bimmanager

🏗The relationship between 2D dwg file and 3D rvt file is a key 🔑 element in 3 D BIM . 👷🏼♂️ If you fail to transfer something from your 2D drawings to your 3D drawings, the quality of the 3D model gets compromised.🏢 So one must prepare 3 D accurate Revit model and then play around that data in BIM u can then take 2 D drawings at any time from Revit You 🔑essentially have one model, from which you can extract other drawings. For example, you could make a change in the 3D model, and the 2D drawings you extract will reflect that change. The same is true if you change one of the 2D drawings. This automation 💡lies at the core of the Revit software. It retains the data, and adapts to your changes. As a result, your team saves a lot of time that would have been spent on going through drawings to ensure everything matches up. The Revit BIM software does that for you. #bim #revit #automation #bimmodeling

🏗The relationship between 2D dwg file and 3D rvt file is a key 🔑 element in 3 D BIM . 👷🏼♂️ If you fail to transfer something from your 2D drawings to your 3D drawings, the quality of the 3D model gets compromised.🏢 So one must prepare 3 D accurate Revit model and then play around that data in BIM u can then take 2 D drawings at any time from Revit You 🔑essentially have one model, from which you can extract other drawings. For example, you could make a change in the 3D model, and the 2D drawings you extract will reflect that change. The same is true if you change one of the 2D drawings. This automation 💡lies at the core of the Revit software. It retains the data, and adapts to your changes. As a result, your team saves a lot of time that would have been spent on going through drawings to ensure everything matches up. The Revit BIM software does that for you. #bim #revit #automation #bimmodeling

The BIM world has come a long way in a short space of time ⏱ Our Senior BIM Technician Michael Kenyon-Waters has seen it first hand...   "From when I first started within the BIM environment, BIM was still in its infancy. It was being utilised, but not on the sheer scale in which it is now. Even the 3D modelling concept of the BIM stage was not being adopted fully, with the 2D CAD Plans being the preferred route, due to quick turnarounds and affordability. However over the past few years, the environment seems to be taking a shift into more of the 3D Realm, with more and more clients seeing the benefit of utilising a 3D Model (in our case Revit) and seeing not just the short term benefits of having a 3D Model, but also the long term investment of having a BIM-Ready model."   #BIM #3DModeling #Surveying 

😎 3D View Navigator for BIM Drawings. The new View Navigator is particularly useful for BIM projects. In previous versions of ARES Commander, we introduced the ability to import Revit and IFC files. Now, we can easily look at our model from different angles with the View Navigator. And we can take advantage of them to create BIM drawings, using the Plan, Section and Elevation features. Watch the video on Youtube ▶️ https://lnkd.in/gDsRtxqQ Follow Graebert-India ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dTFrpnRB Follow Graebert International ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dqkc_qiz Talk to Graebert-India 🗣️ https://lnkd.in/dnFKzRxA #software #cad #cloud #mobile #desktop #dwg #perpetual #germantechnology #india #permanent #design #technology #innovation #architecture #architecturedesign #architectural #architects #construction #engineering #CADFeatures #interior #interiordesign #mechanical #automation #mechanicalengineering #manufacturing #mechanicaldesign #designengineer #buildingdesign #automobile #automobileindustry #automotive #automotiveindustry #autodesk #autocad #bim #revit #ifc 

👨🌾 3D View Navigator for BIM Drawings. 🎞 In this #video, The new View Navigator is particularly useful for BIM projects. In previous versions of ARES Commander, we introduced the ability to import Revit and IFC files. Now, we can easily look at our model from different angles with the View Navigator. And we can take advantage of them to create BIM drawings, using the Plan, Section and Elevation features. Watch the video on Youtube ▶️ https://lnkd.in/gDsRtxqQ Follow Graebert-India ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dTFrpnRB Follow Graebert International ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dqkc_qiz Talk to Graebert-India 🗣️ https://lnkd.in/dnFKzRxA #software #cad #cloud #mobile #desktop #dwg #perpetual #germantechnology #india #permanent #design #technology #innovation #architecture #architecturedesign #architectural #architects #construction #engineering #CADFeatures #interior #interiordesign #mechanical #automation #mechanicalengineering #manufacturing #mechanicaldesign #designengineer #buildingdesign #automobile #automobileindustry #automotive #automotiveindustry #autodesk #autocad #bim #revit #ifc

🔍 BIM in CAD? 🏢📏 Recently we used Bricsys®, part of Hexagon on #BIM model modeling. 🏢Historical building for grain storage is planned for reconstruction. So we scanned the building with Leica Geosystems part of Hexagon #RCT360 and DJI #M3E to achieve point cloud for BIM modeling. We want to try something different this time, so instead of Revit we choose BricsCAD BIM. Was it worth it? Yes and also No. Revit has the advantage of a lot of Revit families, instead of BricsCAD. We must model each type of window and door in this building. It was good that almost all historical buildings needed to model windows and doors on each project. Nothing is precise and same, wall corners are not rectangular and floor wavy. 📏Modeling in BricsCAD BIM is easy if you are familiar with #CAD drawings. No need to study new ways of modeling like in Revit. We found BricsCAD BIM very suitable for surveyors and as-built BIM creators. But with enough advantages, we had trouble with exporting the IFC format. Windows and some walls didn´t want to export right, troubles with face normal. Have any of you experience with BricsCAD BIM? We would like to chat and talk about exporting issues.💬 #NDNTech #Technology #BricsCAD #DJI #Leica

How One Acquisition Changed the Game for BIM: The Story of Autodesk & a Groundbreaking Tool   In 2007, Autodesk was already a leader in design software with tools like AutoCAD and Revit. But construction teams still faced a major problem: even with advanced 3D models, different systems—like HVAC, plumbing, and electrical—kept clashing during construction, leading to costly delays and rework. 🏗️   Then, on June 1, 2007, Autodesk made a game-changing acquisition. For $25 million, they purchased a powerful tool that allowed architects, engineers, and contractors to coordinate their models and detect clashes long before construction even began. This move saved the industry countless hours and costs. 💡   This acquisition transformed the way we manage construction projects and became a cornerstone of modern BIM workflows. But can you guess the name of this groundbreaking tool?   🔍 Vote below! A) Solibri B) Navisworks C) Tekla D) ArchiCAD Drop your guesses in the comments! 👇   #BIM #ConstructionTech #Autodesk #ClashDetection #ProjectCoordination #AEC #Poll

Blast from the recent past… this photo of me in the zone explaining parametric modelling in the CAD development process for creating #3d #library #virtualshowroom. For this particular instance, the parametric models were made in Autodesk Revit and created by IGS with me spearheading the project for Rylock. Revit is a building information modeling (BIM) software used by architects, engineers, and construction professionals to design, analyze, and visualize buildings and infrastructure projects. It allows users to create detailed, data-rich models that can be used for construction, operations, and maintenance. #Revit #Construction #3D #Model #OrderDesk #Building #Construction #Development #Products #Design #office #Demonstration.

𝟑𝐃 𝐌𝐨𝐝𝐞𝐥𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐯𝐬. 𝐂𝐀𝐃 𝐃𝐫𝐚𝐰𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐬: 𝐖𝐡𝐢𝐜𝐡 𝐀𝐩𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐚𝐜𝐡 𝐖𝐨𝐫𝐤𝐬 𝐁𝐞𝐬𝐭 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐔𝐭𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐣𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐬? In the utility sector, the choice between 3D modelling and traditional CAD drawings is more than a technical decision—it’s about matching the method to the project’s needs. Both approaches have unique strengths and applications that cater to different stages of utility design, construction, and maintenance. 🌎 3D Modelling for Utilities 3D modelling is transforming how we approach complex utility networks. It’s particularly effective in subsurface utility projects, where layered data (pipes, cables, terrain) can reveal conflicts and improve planning. It also provides valuable context for future upgrades, maintenance, or urban expansion, integrating seamlessly with GIS and BIM systems. 🌐 CAD Drawings for Utilities CAD drawings remain a reliable solution for documenting layouts, preparing designs for regulatory submissions, and managing smaller-scale projects. Their simplicity and speed make them an essential tool for routine operations and tasks that don’t require spatial depth. What’s the Takeaway? 3D modelling and CAD are not competing approaches—they’re complementary. While 3D modelling is ideal for tackling the complexity of large-scale utility networks, CAD ensures efficient execution of straightforward layouts and regulatory tasks. What approach works best for your utility projects? Share your thoughts or let’s discuss how these methods can be tailored to your needs! #Utility #3DModelling #CADDrawings #GIS #SUE