• What’s New in Grading Optimization for Civil 3D

    Autodesk Grading Optimization for Civil 3D helps eliminate the tedious, often time-consuming process of grading tasks from your design workflow. In this article we’ll review the latest capabilities in this extension for Autodesk Civil 3D. You’ll also find a collection of highly informative resources. Let’s have a look at what’s New in Grading Optimization 2023.1: […]

    What’s New

  • Revit 2023: New Analytical Workflow for Electrical Conceptual Design 

    Authored by: Martin Schmid, Product Manager and Brandon White, Technical Marketing Manager With the launch of Revit 2023, we shared a What’s New for MEP post, and mentioned the new electrical preliminary design capabilities in Revit. In this post, we will dig in with a little more detail to provide an overview of the capabilities. This […]

    MEP

  • Five New Cloud Enhancements Highlight Autodesk’s 2023 AEC Releases

    With the launch of Autodesk’s 2023 products to the AEC Collection, new debuts for working with data in the cloud take center stage. In this post, we cover 5 new services and workflows, some in technology preview, which are available to AEC Collection subscribers. These can help you improve how you setup and standardize projects, […]

    Technology Preview

  • Top Five Community Ideas Implemented in Revit 2023

    “It’s the most wonderful time of the year!” Ok, no, it is not the holiday season, but it sure does feel like it when the new version of Revit is released! Autodesk recently released Revit 2023 and there were quite a few Revit Ideas that have been implemented in this release. It was hard to […]

    Uncategorized

  • Revit 2023: Keep model performance in view with BIM Interoperability Tools

    [Authored by Autodesk’s Chuck Mies, Eddy Krygiel, and Brett Casson. For questions or to provide feedback on BIM Interoperability tools, email us at BIMInteroperability@autodesk.com.] We are excited to announce that with the release of Revit 2023 comes the global release of the BIM Interoperability Tools v9 (BIT), an add on for Revit. If you have […]

    What’s New

  • Have You Tried? Parking Layout Tools in InfraWorks

    Each month, we profile a useful feature or workflow in InfraWorks. We look across what’s new, what’s been around for a while, and identify features that could improve your experience with InfraWorks while making you and your team more productive. What is it? Using the Create tools in InfraWorks, you can add and modify features […]

    Learning

  • Revit 2023: Automate workflows using Revit data with Microsoft Power Automate 

    Revit 2023 introduces a new data management and automation capability to Autodesk AEC Collection subscribers. The Revit to Microsoft Power Automate workflow connects Revit data to the ecosystem of Microsoft workplace and productivity apps. In this post, we introduce the workflow, posit some of its intended uses and benefits for AEC project teams, and point […]

    Have you tried

  • What’s New for MEP in Revit 2023

    [Authored by: Ian Molloy, Martin Schmid, Brandon White] With Revit 2023, we’re pleased to provide capabilities that span all aspects of the workflow for electrical and mechanical design; from early conceptual design and analysis, to the creation and documentation of design deliverables, along with improvements to support detailed design for construction. These improvements address a […]

    What’s New

  • Revit Public Roadmap Update | Spring 2022

    Autodesk Revit 2023 released in April and with it we have added new features to the Revit Public Roadmap. For a live look at what’s on the roadmap, check out the Trello board by clicking the image below. Don’t forget to like your favorites. Spring 2022 Update: As is true of every update, the usual […]

    Roadmaps

  • Revit 2023: Library-Based Connection Design Automation 

    Unlike any of my previous articles, I will start this one based on a personal story, from when I was working as a structural engineer. I used to design all types of structures, made of reinforced concrete, masonry, timber, but many of them made of steel. They were either medium-size office buildings or typical low-rise […]

    Structure