Autodesk Revit

Autodesk Revit, a building information modeling software launched in 2000 and updated numerous times, is widely used by architects, structural engineers, electrical and plumbing engineers. Running on computers with Windows 64-bit operating systems, the software can be used in a wide range of areas, including structural analysis, 2D structural and 3D modeling, and technical drawings.

Autodesk Revit facilitates fast, efficient, and coordinated work in construction processes such as buildings and highways, professionalizing and streamlining project management. Offering complete modeling capabilities for shapes, structures, and systems, the software allows you to better manage documentation and streamline your workflows.

By keeping the entire project in the model, you can automatically create plans, sections, elevations, quantity takeoffs, and technical drawings within the model. With parametric software, changes made in one area are automatically reflected in all views. Autodesk Revit allows you to quickly create and edit multi-story buildings, and add architectural components such as doors, furniture, walls, and windows to your models.

Thanks to software featuring powerful visualization tools, you can make your projects more realistic. Autodesk Revit facilitates teamwork by allowing multiple people to work simultaneously, enabling early detection of errors.