Revit and Model Quality
BIM object QA before project placement
A door can look correctly placed in 3D yet disappear from the plan. A family's smaller type may work while a larger type pulls its frame apart. These are
For architects, design teams and manufacturers
Practical knowledge for your design process, from object selection to manufacturer publishing.
Revit and Model Quality
A door can look correctly placed in 3D yet disappear from the plan. A family's smaller type may work while a larger type pulls its frame apart. These are
BIM for Manufacturers
Seeing the same numbers in a technical document, model file and catalogue page is reassuring. Yet those numbers may describe different things. If the document
BIM Object Selection
Seeing RFA and IFC downloads beside the same product can make the choice look straightforward: pick the format your software opens. That overlooks what
Revit and Model Quality
A family's usefulness often becomes clear at the first change, rather than the first placement. If a table grows but its legs stay put, a door type develops a
BIM for Manufacturers
Preparing a manufacturer's BIM catalogue often takes more time than drawing the models. A product may have one name in the sales list and another on its
BIM Object Selection
Placing a door in a project takes a few clicks. Deciding whether it is the right door usually involves reading a drawing, understanding what a dimension means