Moving into Revit

For the past few years, our studio has been experiment and exploring Revitfor projects, and we’re excited by the possibilities that it holds!

Revit is a BIM program, which stands for Building Information Modeling. It allows for greater automation of tedious tasks and centralizes all information to a single, coordinated file. This greatly reduces the potential for conflicts, as renders, schedules, plans, and elevations are all referencing the same 3D model.

 

Ground Floor streetscape plan and labels from Revit Package

Ground Floor streetscape plan and labels from Revit Package

 

Revit can automatically generate sections to check for grading or conflicts.

Revit can automatically generate sections to check for grading or conflicts.

 

Axonometric image from Revit showing street and ground floor landscaping - this is a standard live "3D" working view

Axonometric image from Revit showing street and ground floor landscaping – this is a standard live “3D” working view

 

Wireframe drawing of a streetscape

Wireframe perspective image of the groundfloor and streetscape

 

BIM Automatic Rendering showing lighting and street furnishings

Preliminary nighttime rendering showing lighting, material textures and higher-quality plant images

 

Our studio is doing more projects in Revit today as our knowledge and experience is growing, and look forward to doing more projects in Revit in the future!