I’ve always believed that Revit makes perfect sense for interior design — and over time, that belief has only grown stronger. In interiors, detail is everything. Every millimeter, every finish, every fixture counts. And that’s exactly where BIM shines. When I used Revit (back when it was still called Revit Beam), I was amazed at how much more precise my quantities, material takeoffs, and design simulations became. Interiors are the discipline of detail — and with Revit and BIM, we can bring that detail to life in a way that’s not only accurate for documentation but also immersive for clients, helping them feel what it’s like to be inside the space before it’s even built. BIM isn’t just a modeling tool; it’s a process that connects visualization, coordination, and precision — and for interiors, that combination is pure gold. I’d love to hear from others working with interiors in Revit: How are you using BIM to enhance both design and client experience? Show More

  Hi everyone,   To help you share content smoothly in this group, here’s a reminder of the file types accepted as attachments when posting or commenting.   Accepted File Types Include: 3dp, 3ds, 3mf, ach, ai, art, anc, arp, ass, asx, avi, axm, bm, bmp, brd, cam, cfz, chm, cps, csv, dbf, dcl, doc, docx, dru, dst, dwf, dwfx, dwg, dws, dwt, dxf, dyf, dyn, eco, env, eps, esri, f3d, f3z, fbx, fsm, fm, gif, gz, gzip, iam, ics, ide, idw, iks, ipn, ipt, jfif, jpe, jpeg, jpg, lbr, lin, log, lsp, ma, mac, max, mb, mcr, mkv, mov, mp4, mpg, msg, mwv, nc, nc1, nwc, nwd, nwf, obj, obk, pat, pc3, pdf, pkt, png, ppt, pptx, prj, pro, psd, rar, rfa, rft, rlf, rtd, rte, rvt, sat, sch, sdf, sdf2, sdf3, shp, shx, simstudio, sldasm, slddrw, sldprt, sol, spf, step, stl, stm, stp, svf, svg, tap, text, tif, tiff, txt, ulp, vcf, vtf, vtfx, wmv, xls, xlsx, xml, xps, zip, mix   Reminders: Use descriptive filenames when uploading (e.g., RVT Sample – Coordination.rvt) For very large files, consider using cloud storage (like Google Drive or OneDrive) and share the link Avoid uploading unsupported or executable files (.exe) Let’s keep our shared files organized, relevant, and easy to access. Thanks! Show More

  Hello everyone,   Before diving into discussions and sharing your work, take a moment to update your profile. A complete profile helps others get to know you and makes it easier to connect with fellow Revit users. You can find the setup guide here. If anything’s unclear, feel free to ask. We’re here to help!   Show More

Hi everyone!   Thanks for joining and welcome to the RevUP group — a community created for all Filipino Revit users who want to learn from each other, share experiences, and grow together. Whether you’re just starting out or have been using Revit for years, you’re in the right place. Here, we help each other out, ask questions, and share tips that make our work easier and better. This group is for: Sharing knowledge and real-life experiences Asking questions and helping fellow members Learning new tips, tricks, and workflows Connecting with other Revit users across the country A bit about me: I’m Ronald Feliciano. I work in the architecture, engineering, and construction industry, focusing on BIM, digital construction, and helping teams get the most out of Revit and related technologies. I started this group to bring together Revit users in the Philippines and build a space where we can all grow together. Feel free to introduce yourself and share how you use Revit. Looking forward to learning with all of you! Show More