Sasha Crotty

Sasha Crotty

Sasha Crotty joined Autodesk in 2005 as a developer for Revit Structure. She went on to lead the Revit Structure development team before switching gears into product management. As the Revit Platform & Services product manager, she is responsible for the direction and evolution of Revit's multi-disciplinary tools, Revit Cloud Worksharing (part of BIM 360 Design), and Revit-based Forge services. Sasha holds a BA in Architecture and a BS in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from the University of California, Berkeley, as well as an MBA from Boston University. In her spare time Sasha enjoys growing miniature orchids and traveling around the world.

  • BIM 360 Design

    From Collaboration for Revit to BIM 360 Design — what the Revit user needs to know

    Autodesk has released updates to BIM 360, our project delivery and construction management platform that supports informed decision-making across the project lifecycle.  BIM 360 now centralizes all project data in a single data repository, connecting project stakeholders and workflows – from design to construction to operations. Part of update is the release of BIM 360 Design, representing…

    Architecture
  • Revit road map

    Revit Roadmap Update – April 2018

    It’s been a while since we’ve posted a roadmap, so with the release of Revit 2018.3 and 2019 we wanted to give you an updated glimpse inside the Factory. We’re thrilled with the capabilities in the new releases and we hope you love them too. We’ve also added some great functionality, including a few Revit Ideas,…

    Roadmaps
  • Revit 2018.1 Roadmap

    Revit Roadmap Update – August 2017

    On July 12th, we released our first major update for  Revit 2018 – called 2018.1. We hope you like the straightforward release numbering system. We are a little late, but now that Revit 2018.1 is available, we thought it be a good time to share a Revit roadmap update with you and point out a…

    Roadmaps
  • April 2017 Revit road map

    Revit Roadmap Update – April 2017

    Last October we published our first public Revit roadmap. Now that Revit 2018 is available, we want to share a Revit roadmap update with you to show you our progress and point out a few changes. We are excited about the features available in 2018 as well as the road ahead. We hope you share…

    Roadmaps

  • How to make generative design work for you with the Dynamo Player

    If you’re reading this, there’s a chance you’re already familiar with Dynamo Player, the powerful scripting tool that installs with Revit versions 2016 and later. Or maybe you’re not and would like to know more. Dynamo is a tool for generative design that extends building information modeling with the data and logic environment of a…

    Tips, tricks & tutorials