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Revit modelling tutorial
Watch a short video tutorial from our professionals to see how we use Revit models made in-house, tailored to our needs.
When designing in Revit, our building services engineers were confronted with the fact that in most cases the downloadable Families from the internet were either too detailed or modelled in the wrong way or contained too many unnecessary parameters.
- Therefore, we create our own family elements and store them in our own structured element library.
- The parameters are created and populated according to our design methodology, in such a way that they contain information that can be used by the other engineering departments as well.
- The detail of the family elements will meet the necessary required LOD requirements.
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