The addition of text and pattern would help everyone.Ī tag that would cater to multiple elements of the same family with a leader combining all of them i.e, 5 Trees, 10 Bollards etc. This would help not only LA’s but all designers in documentation because current Revit system only identifies a line with a dash, a dot or a space. It was already available in AutoCAD and I do not understand the reason behind why it was not transferred across to Revit. This would be very similar to the clash detection system that floors and walls elements have in Revit. I work in Australia and there are barely any Australian Native plants in this mix.Ī warning system that helps identifies clashes with the TPZ of existing tress with any existing/proposed new elements. There is no inclusive planting library that allows us to make our own.

There were comments regarding Archvision having Planting RPC families but they only cater to North America.

This has been bought up multiple times before, but no action has been taken. The only tab that has any relevant LA information is Massing& Site but LA's barely use this. I think its high time to introduce a Landscape Architecture tab that contains all the important tools that we as LA's would use. There's an Architecture tab/ Structures tab/ MEP tab. A dedicated tab for Landscape Architects.You will discover how you can build your landscape designs in Revit software and get the most from the software. We will also explore the main difficulties and how to overcome them.

Its name relates exclusively to building design, so the main questions is: Can landscape architects and landscape designers work with Revit software? The answer? Absolutely YES! This lecture will describe the basic workflows for modeling hard and soft landscape elements and topography using Revit software. Landscape architects and urban designers around the world are wondering how to transition to a BIM environment to avoid being left behind. Governments are starting to include BIM as a requirement for their contracts. Globally, the construction industry is transitioning over to Building Information Modeling (BIM) at an accelerated pace.

Revit landscape architecture