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Revit vs Architecture

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Category: EN
Forum Name: Revit
Forum Description: Discussion about the BIM application Autodesk Revit (Architecture, Structure, MEP), Autodesk Forma
URL: https://www.cadforum.cz/forum_en/forum_posts.asp?TID=1953
Printed Date: 29.Sep.2026 at 08:43


Topic: Revit vs Architecture
Posted By: Duvie23
Subject: Revit vs Architecture
Date Posted: 28.Apr.2009 at 18:15
I have Architecture 2009 and I am wondering if Revit uses styles similar to Architecture which was also originall known as Architectural desktop?
 
I have a bunch of styles (walls, structural members, curtain walls, windows, etc) ad I wonder if I can share these and use similar items from Revit.


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Posted By: Vladimir Michl
Date Posted: 29.Apr.2009 at 07:48
You cannot directly use or convert your AutoCAD Architecture styles and libraries to Revit Architecture. But Revit can define its own smart elements (RFA families) with similar functionality. In fact, hundreds of such familes are already available in Revit or in web libraries.

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Posted By: jay_blaze23
Date Posted: 23.Jul.2009 at 10:25
Revit will be taking over the Architectural field in the future..You should stick to REVIT.

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