CADD Centre will help you to ace the associated features of Revit Architecture:

• Analysis: Element energy analysis of the Building; Improved structural analytical model; Duct & pipe estimations to API; Physical materials for performance analysis
• Collaboration: Work-sharing – several users save their work to a central file; collaboration on shared models across a Wide Area Network (WAN); work from remote locations using a local server.
• Design: More simple to model, edit, and document designs of stairs & railings; parametric components - graphical system for design, shape making; HVAC/electrical design room color-fill plans and communication of design intent, visually.
• Visualization for designing displaced building design views; enhancement of performance for visualization; capturing of drawing ideas in a photorealistic state, and reduction of project charge with cloud-based rendering.

• Student will learn to develop higher-quality, more accurate architectural designs; use tools specifically built to support Building Information Modeling workflows.
• Students will learn to capture and analyze concepts, and maintain your vision through design, documentation, and construction.
• Students will learn to do building element energy analysis; use the API to perform pipe/duct calculations; perform static analysis from the cloud; create/manage the structural analytical model; automatically update your model with analysis results; and improve BIM-based building performance workflows.
• Student will learn to scan Revit model for collisions between elements; work with multiple users and save their work to a central file; collaborate on shared models across a WAN; streamline data management; and work from remote locations using a local server.
• Student will learn to dock dialogs in a single window; more easily model, edit, and document designs; place air terminal devices on duct faces; restrict angles for pipe, duct, and cable tray; cap open ends of pipe or duct content quickly; rebar placement constraints customization; gain control over rebar placement; and get more rebar options when modeling.
• Student will learn to crop non-rectangular model areas faster; easily manage elevation cut-line configuration; automatically display dimension values; annotate multiple elements with a single tag; define geometry and position for beams and braces; get greater control of schedule formatting; derive construction insight from design models; calculate/track detailed material quantities, display totals in current or load values, and create details from views of a 3D model.