• Data Exchanges Now Available in Europe, Middle East, Africa Regions

    We’re thrilled to share an exciting and highly anticipated release with customers and businesses in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA). Today, Autodesk is expanding its Data Exchange support to the EMEA region, enabling you to seamlessly share and integrate data…


  • Data Exchange Connector for Revit 2024 Released

    With this year’s new Revit roll-out, we’re thrilled to announce the release of Data Exchanges for Revit 2024, plus enhancements to our existing Revit 2023 Connector. For the many of you who work collaboratively across global teams, these updates streamline data curation…


  • New Revit extension introduces comprehensive BIM workflow for electrical engineers and designers

    Building systems designs are typically performed using traditional methods, often using 'rule-of-thumb' approaches that are subject to additional margins or safety factors to make allowances for errors. With BIM and Schneider's Advanced Electrical Design for Autodesk Revit solution, electrical systems can now…


  • Structural Analytical Model Automation

    New Structural Analytical Model in Revit As more and more structural engineers embrace Building Information Modeling (BIM) workflows, demand is increasing for analytical collaboration in BIM. The development of a structural analytical model is an essential step in a structural engineer’s BIM…


  • What’s New in Parameters Service

    We’ve got two things to share with you today that could make your work in Revit easier: Parameters Service is released from Tech Preview & Parameters API is now in Beta. Win-win, right? Parameters Service stores your project parameter data in the…


  • Parting the Land from the Sea – A Story of Reinforced Concrete & Revit 

    Sea trade has been one of the most important domains of commerce, dating back to 5,000 years ago, when the first major trade routes were set along the Arabian Sea. Back then, small wooden ships were used to carry goods. Fast-forwarding through…