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- Inadequate information available to fully support decision-making at all
phases of the project
- The full consequences of changes to the design are difficult to
determine
- Your design thinking is difficult to communicate to the client
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- Improved design collaboration within your office; all members of the
project team work together on the same information
- Better design insight through in-process visualization and analysis
- Documents and presentations are clear and complete
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- Errors in construction documents are expensive, damaging client
relationships and exposing architects and designers to potential
liability
- Manual inspection of drawing sets is required to find mistakes and
coordination problems
- Manual estimation of material and equipment quantities is time consuming
and error-prone
- Money is lost and time is wasted during construction administration
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- Revit virtually eliminates defects caused by un-coordinated or poorly
detailed drawings
- Coordination is assured by the system
- Document sets are higher quality, reducing construction costs
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- Economic pressures are driving down fees and accelerating design
schedules
- Insufficient time to properly communicate design intent leads to unmet
client expectations
- Clients are seeking a more complete menu of services
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- Orders-of-magnitude reduction in production time from schematic design
through construction documents
- Better documents mean fewer problems and less time spent in construction
phase
- Easier to perform additional services for more fee (integration with
estimator, move management, phasing)
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- Manual calculation of material quantities is difficult, expensive and
error-prone, often discouraging the consideration of critical
sustainable design information
- Solar effects and lighting analysis are difficult to perform; often
disrupting the design process by requiring additional coordination with
outside parties
- Money is lost, time is wasted and the project suffers when design
information can’t be easily shared with building performance analysis
applications.
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- Calculating material quantities in support of sustainable design
criteria is greatly simplified through the use of the material takeoff
feature
- Revit Architecture sun studies enable designers to quickly analyze sun
positions and solar effects; delivering real-time, in-process design
feedback
- Designers can perform energy analysis and study building performance
utilizing the gbXML interface
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- Education Strategic Sales Tool Kit
- Revit Building Education Presentation
- Revit Building Education Brochure
- Revit Building in Education Video
- Phil Bernstein – Vice President of Autodesk
- Harrison Fraker - Dean of Architecture UC Berkeley
- Education Success Stories
- Savannah College of Art and Design
- Pennsylvania State University
- Faculty Tools
- Free Comprehensive Curriculum
- Imperial and Metric Datasets
- Student Workbooks
- E-Learning (Tutorials)
- Faculty Lounge
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- Up to date means up to speed
- Technology upgrades and new features help protect your investment
- Flexible purchasing options save money and benefit your business
- Exclusive subscription portal offers easy information access and
administration
- Autodesk support expertise is available through web access
- Utilize self-paced instruction through e-Learning materials
- Stay connected to Autodesk executives, technical experts and developers
with exclusive community resources
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- E-Specs
- Specification management system that integrates with Revit through ODBC
- www.e-specs.com
- Green Building Studio, Inc.
- Energy usage estimates early in the design phase through web service
- www.greenbuildingstudio.com
- Innovaya
- Visual cost estimating providing integration with Sage Timberline
- www.innovaya.com
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