Advanced architects are always trying to keep up with new technologies and digital design tools. To stay in a game, you have to be relevant and evolve professionally because customers’ requests are constantly growing. Therefore, architects have to learn new 2D and 3D drafting programs to get better and faster. Read more
A renovation starts backwards. The building is standing right there, and the drawings either do not exist or date from 1978 and lie about where the walls are.
Scanning solves half of that. It gives you millions of measured points and no idea what any of them mean. Turning those points into a model somebody can build from is the other half, and it is a person doing the work, not a button.
What’s the big deal about Revit for architecture? Well, it’s like Mcdonald’s for the food industry or Nike for shoe one. When it occurred in 1997, it brought a real breakthrough into architecture, engineering, and constructions on so many levels. First and foremost, it has revolutionized the approach the building specialists use to interact and run the modeling workflow. Plus, this brand new visualization opportunity needs additional accolades.