What’s New in Revit 2026.1: New Updates for Enhanced Workflows and Improved Performance

The Factory The Factory May 22, 2025

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Revit 2026.1 is here, bringing a set of focused updates aimed squarely at streamlining advanced workflows. This incremental release introduces targeted improvements that enhance computational design workflows with Dynamo 3.5, simplify model navigation, and accelerate the transition from design to analysis. Let’s explore what’s new!

Dynamo 3.5 for Revit: Enhanced visual programming

Revit 2026.1 ships preloaded with Dynamo Core 3.5, offering new nodes and usability improvements that empower advanced users to automate and customize Revit workflows more efficiently. Key features include:

For a complete list of features and more details, check the Dynamo Core 3.5 Release Announcement.

Performance and usability improvements

By reducing lag, optimizing memory usage, and streamlining navigation, project teams can work more efficiently on large, complex models while lowering hardware costs and boosting productivity.

Usability improvements in Revit 2026.1 and improving the navigation experience deliver new efficiencies to save time and reduce repetitive work.

Edit view reference parameters in canvas screenshot

Structural enhancements: Smarter, connected models

New automated analytical model setup and design code-driven load combinations reduce manual data entry and coordination errors, accelerating design-to-analysis cycles and supporting more reliable project delivery.

Revit Load Combination screenshot

In addition, we are streamlining the detailing process of your reinforced concrete work:

Revit Flip Rebar screenshot

Also, this month marks the official release of the Autodesk Data Exchange Connector for Revit, moving out of beta. It enables a seamless exchange of granular data subsets between Revit and downstream applications, streamlining collaboration and accelerating data-centric workflows.

Learn more

Whether you’re building an advanced Dynamo script, working on large models, or automating structural analysis, these Revit 2026.1 updates are designed to save you time, reduce errors, and deliver even better performance.

For full documentation on Revit 2026.1, refer to this link. To see what’s coming next visit our Public Roadmap for upcoming feature plans.

Get started with Revit 2026.1 through the Autodesk Access application on your desktop. And if you’re not yet a subscriber, be sure to check out a free trial of Revit 2026.

Happy Revit-ing!

The Factory

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