Revit Reviews

Revit is a tool I often use not only for 3D design but also for automatic documentation, making my work as efficient as possible, and I enjoy using it when creating projects.

I have nothing bad to say about Revit; it has been very useful for me when designing.

Revit is easy to use and has many different features allowing you to capture the entirety of the design you are trying to create, and make it realistic for construction.

Sometimes it is hard to break design barriers, it is very functional and that limits design work sometimes.

It did the mundane relatively quickly like schedules and elevations.

Pathetic updates and implementation of necessary updates and features.

Revit is the best software when it comes to producing a full set of construction drawings. Revit works with 3D components so once you create a Model, you can acquire the plans, elevations and sections from that Model. It is a very convenient and user friendly software. Additionally there are plenty of useful plugins such as Enscape where you can produce high quality renderings.

Files can appear very large, typically at least 200mb. Fortunately there is a function where you may purge unwanted or unused items in the model.

Advanced modeling capabilities, seamless collaboration, and strong integration with other Autodesk tools.

Steep learning curve and high subscription costs for smaller firms or independent users.

Revit is the only option for large scale BIM at this point in the MEP design space

Revit can be really difficult to deal with at certain times depending on what you are trying to do

The ease of designing for mechanical systems and the integrated components.

There is a difficult learning curve and some of the commands are not straight forward.

My favorite and most using software for architectural designs. This facilitate to model the floor plans, elevations, 3d views and also renderings in a same time

I love this thin very much and no any unsatisfied tings

High detail level and amazing quality. I like how it creates a whole form and not just faces like other rendering products. Can easily go between 2D and 3D views.

It does take a while to learn because of the precision and amount of features.

Collaboration and efficiency is super important in architecture

Revit it very limiting when it comes to organic creativity.

When it comes to repeatative task, its in integration with python, Grasshopper and dynamo is really very helpful.
Also we can automate complex task as well with revit automation.

There is no option for downgrade of revit file. I think, at least they should provide this option with limitations.

Interdisciplnary modeling and coordination

Not as userfriendly and easy to learn as ArchiCAD

Super easy to use. There are tons of BIMS out of there and are wonderful asset. The 3rd part 3D modeling software take your revit floor flan to the next level.

The newest update with its templates are cool but lead to some really weird and stupid issues.

I like the Revit's ability to create parametric models, which means that changes made to one part of the model automatically update throughout the entire project

Performance Issues and Software Complexity. although Revit is been used by many users but Some users find Revit to have a relatively steep learning curve

It worked well for designing a house in my class.

It seemed like they could make it a bit more user friendly.

Revit is the first in 3D models, it includes all functions and features that are possible. and the resources are available on the Internet.

Revit has a high running cost from hardware to software, and there are restrictions on file type.

for me, this software is just perfect because it gives me a different experience from any other software I've ever used.

what I find a pity is that this software is very little known to the general public.

Revit has endless capabilities for construction management. From design to final punch list, its tools are helpful and useful each step of the way

There is a huge learning curve for using this product. This is to be expected with the large about of data and design being processed. There are probably some UI changes that could help with this.

Revit is very user friendly. They have a lot for tools which are a boon to a civil engineer. We basically use the structural side of it and its amazing. It is easy to import data from AutoCAD. 10 on 10 for the software.

The software needs a high end graphics card. Needs alot of focus. No more cons as I said its a boon to civil Engineering.

The one the best feature which I suggest for everyone was 3D rendering availability when compared to SketchUp and all.

It takes time to export or import project sketch from 3D to 2D but even this also depends on system configuration as well.