Autodesk REVIT ARCHITECTURE 2010, Autodesk Revit Architecture 2010 Brochure

Design without compromise.

Autodesk®
Revit

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Architecture 

BIM—Simply a Better Way of Working

Deliver projects faster, more economically, and with
enhanced potential for reduced environmental impact.

AutoCAD® Revit®
Architecture Suite—
For Maximum Flexibility
and Advantage

Combining AutoCAD®,
AutoCAD
Autodesk
software applications into
a single, comprehensive
package, this suite allows
you to transition to building

information modeling (BIM),
while protecting your legacy software,
training, and design data investments.
Purpose-built for BIM, Autodesk Revit
Architecture delivers a powerful competitive
advantage by speeding creative design work,
facilitating analysis for sustainable design,
and automatically delivering coordinated,
consistent documentation. Support ongoing
work in either AutoCAD or AutoCAD
Architecture while you make the switch to
BIM with Autodesk Revit Architecture, at
your own pace.

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Architecture, and

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Revit® Architecture

Autodesk Revit Architecture is purpose-built for
building information modeling (BIM). BIM is an
integrated process built on coordinated, reliable
information about a project from design through
construction and into operations. By adopting
BIM, architecture firms can use this consistent

information throughout the process to design and
document innovative projects, accurately visualize
appearance for better communication, and simulate
real-world performance for better understanding of
cost, scheduling, and environmental impact.

BIM helps architects stay competitive in an increasingly complex business climate by giving them the ability to better predict
the outcome of a building before it is built. BIM enables architects to create more sustainable, accurate designs with fewer errors
and less waste, which can result in higher profits and more satisfied clients. BIM also optimizes team collaboration because it
enables architects to more clearly and reliably communicate design intent to engineers, contractors, fabricators, and owners.