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What’s New in Revit 2027.3 and 2027.4: Prompt-driven Automation with Autodesk Assistant and Connected Site Design
Revit 2027.3 and 2027.4 pack in new enhancements and capabilities that remove friction from everyday work and improve your design outcomes. Revit now brings more site context and performance analysis into the model, so decisions about daylight, carbon, and the surrounding site…
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A Lighter Way to Coordinate Models in Revit
On a typical building project, each discipline-specific design team works in its own Revit model. Architects, structural engineers, and MEP teams all need to see each other’s work—but they rarely need to open or edit each other’s files. The hard part is…
Structure
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What’s New in Revit 2027.2: Faster, More Connected, and More Precise BIM Workflows
Revit 2027.2 continues the 2027 release with a set of features focused on connected, higher-performance, and more predictable BIM workflows. Practical improvements support everyday production, from opening large models and navigating accelerated views to documenting design intent, coordinating site context, evaluating outdoor…
Architecture
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What’s New in Revit 2027.1: More Control Across Design, Analysis, and Fabrication
Revit 2027.1 continues the 2027 release focus on connected, higher-performance, and more predictable BIM workflows. For advanced users, the value of this release is in how these updates strengthen your everyday workflows: documenting design intent, coordinating cloud-connected models, validating analysis results, and…
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From Wall Objects to Wall Systems: Revit 2027 Supports the Way Architects Model Real Buildings
A wall is rarely just a wall. Walls define space, filter between inside and outside, provide structural support, and shape the composition and design of a building. In Revit, walls also manage enclosure, host openings, express material intent, and form the basis…
Architecture
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Autodesk Assistant in Revit – Tech Preview: Your AI Support to Create More and Work Smarter
Across every industry, we’re seeing a fundamental shift in how people work with AI. Users are moving from hands-on task execution to higher-level goal setting and decision-making. Instead of driving every command, they define intent, constraints, and desired outcomes. This means users…
Architecture