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New Display Performance Benefits Now Available with Accelerated Graphics Tech Preview in Revit 2026
With the recent release of Revit 2026, we unveiled a new graphics platform in development to transform Revit so that it continues to delight AEC professionals authoring and reviewing their models. The Accelerated Graphics Tech Preview is built so you can benefit from the latest software and hardware improvements, and we can constantly adapt to…
Technology Preview
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Take Your BIM and GIS Knowledge to the Next Level with Free, On-Demand Classes
Data silos? What data silos? That’s the new reality with BIM and GIS together. Since Autodesk and Esri joined forces, owners and AEC design teams have discovered incredible new efficiencies and workflows—all with data at the center. At the start of the alliance, we connected BIM and GIS at the desktop level with the…
Infrastructure
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Must-see tech highlights at Autodesk University 2023
Each year, civil engineers, designers, tech enthusiasts, innovators, and industry leaders come together at Autodesk University to share insights and explore the future of design and construction. Autodesk University showcases the cutting-edge tools and advanced capabilities that continue to support the digital transformation of the AEC industry. Check out the top innovations for AEC design…
What’s New
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Welcome to the AEC Tech Drop
Hello, you’ve arrived at the new AEC blog from Autodesk. We launched this blog to bring together essential news and notes for people that use Autodesk software and for those looking to learn more. One place to go, all things AEC at Autodesk. That’s our mission. This will be an evolution. Buckle up! We hope…
Architecture
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Revit Public Roadmap Update – April 2020
This month we’re celebrating 20 years since the release of Revit 1.0. What a wild ride!!! Thank you so much for your loyalty and support over the years. As all we shelter and work from home, rest assured the Revit is still thinking about what we can do to make your work better in the…
Roadmaps
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You’ve got to see what’s new in Revit 2020
Written by Harlan Brumm, Sasha Crotty, Ian Molloy, and Pawel Piechnik The Revit team is thrilled to release Revit 2020, incorporating improvements in Revit 2019.1 and Revit 2019.2. The release year “2020” is epic, and Revit 2020 lives up to the name, reflecting both your requests submitted to the Revit Ideas page and also introducing new features and…
Architecture