Welcome to our Revit Graphics Blog
At Project by n. it is our mission to explore and develop innovative ways to create beautiful drawings from Revit and to push the boundaries of Revit’s graphic capabilities in the production of elegant, crafted 2D drawings. Here on our Revit Graphics Blog, we share articles and information about our ideas, methodologies and knowledge relating to graphic output and drawings from Revit.
Read our latest articles, information, tips and tricks in our posts below from our Revit Graphics blog posts.
Detail Revit Drawings: How to Achieve Quality and Beauty
In the realm of architecture, precision meets artistry in the intricate world of detail drawings. For architects navigating the digital landscape, Revit should be considered as a tool of innovation in drawing, offering not just functionality but a canvas for
Revit for Small Residential Projects
A common myth in the architecture industry is the belief that the benefits of working in BIM and using Revit software apply only to large scale or commercial projects. This couldn’t be further from the truth. As we will outline
How to Get Started in BIM + Revit for Architects
In recent years, more and more construction design professionals are upgrading to working in BIM (building information modelling) and most commonly AutoDesk Revit is their software of choice. The reasons for making the investment are clear, BIM offers far greater
Revit Template Checklist
A good way to begin building your Revit Template is to start with a Revit template checklist. In this way you can work one by one through each of the essential elements as you develop your template and can ensure
What is a Workshared Model in Revit?
Work-sharing is a design functionality that allows team members to work on the same project model at the same time. A workshared model in Revit allows multiple team members to simultaneously make design changes to a local copy of the
Create a Revit Template from Scratch
The essential first step to working in Revit is to create a Revit template. A good Revit template will economise your time and streamline your workflow. Your template should be specifically developed for the needs of your practice and should