Capture Detailed Design Intent
See how Revit 2022 improves BIM authoring and deliverable production with a full slate of new features and upgrades. Revit 2022 offers many new features that will help architects and engineers be more effective and productive when designing and documenting projects. In this presentation, we highlight the scope and breadth of the upgrades, before digging into key areas of focus around interoperability, documentation efficiency, and delivering on user requests.
Here’s some of the updates we’ll cover:
- The many new features, including requests from the community
- Enhanced interoperability with this release, including working in Revit with FormIT Pro and McNeel’s Rhino3D
- Additions to the scheduling and annotation toolsets that improve efficiency and flexibility for documentation
- Highlights for architecture, structures, and systems with this release
- The case for upgrading now to Revit 2022
While working on the BIM 360 issues, we eventually need to take the issues back into the authoring tool, which in most cases is Autodesk Revit, to look at the associated geometry. With the recent release of the BIM 360 Issues Add-In for Revit, this is now a closed-loop process that allows us to generate issues using BIM 360 (office or field) and take them back into Revit. Alternatively, you can generate issues in Revit and access them in the field.
This webinar will explain this entire process in detail.
