Thread by @rickycorza

@CSDHub ArtisanRV for Revit is best known for making Landscape Architecture even more fun.

In 2015, the company put together a game-changing player for BIM.

These 5 tips will change the way you design, document, and coordinate your projects.

Here’s a breakdown of each one:🧵👇

Tip #1: Feel the 3D space.

A vast majority are still using 2D CAD environments to design Landscape Architecture.

Become one of the game-changers who are joining the BIM revolution.

Not only you can feel the 3D space but convey the design intent with impact.

Tip #2: Get past documentation overwhelming.

If you don’t migrate to BIM, you will experience:

• Rework
• Fatigue
• Frustration

There's nothing more suffocating than being in an isolated 2D environment.

Tip #3: One BIM Model to rule them all.

Having a federated Revit Model allows you to coordinate all the disciplines.

ArtisanRV for Revit unlocks:

• Integrated Landscape.
• Clash Detection (root balls, tree pits, etc.)
• Beautiful 3D visualization.

Tip #4: Escape from boring 2D CAD workflows.

The easiest way to do this?

Try ArtisanRV for Revit now and see it for yourself.

You won't think of landscape architecture the same way after you join the BIM revolution.

Tip #5: Dare to change.

Finally, this is the most important and underrated advice of all.

What separates people who struggle with 2D CAD from people who enjoy BIM, is they understand how to adapt to the new technologies.

Don’t wait.

Start now.

TL;DR - 5 tips from @rickycorza that will change the way you design, document, and coordinate your landscape architecture projects.

• Feel the 3D space.
• Get past documentation burnout.
• One Model to rule them all.
• Escape from boring 2D.
• Dare to change.

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