Often times I come across MEP firms that ask, “Why should we do this in Revit, our process is just fine the way it is?” \u00a0To which I ask, “How many projects do you have errors on because you didn’t coordinate routing?” \u00a0All of them. \u00a0The question isn’t why, but how to use Revit for engineering. \u00a0Do you need to model every bell housing, strap brace and bolt? \u00a0You don’t, the manufacturer you are specifying already is modeling it. \u00a0Raise the intelligence of your employees by having them establish relationships between all the architect’s walls, floors and ceilings by drawing in 3D, you’ll be glad you did.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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