There is no denying it: Revit is a sensation. And if you haven't fallen in love with it yet, get ready: you will.
I don't understand why some people are still so resistant to this software. No, I am not an Autodesk employee, and I am not paid to speak well of their programs—in fact, they don't even need me to. I am saying this as an architect, designer, project manager, virtual construction modeler, and BIM manager.
This article is not for those who know nothing about Revit (unless you enjoy reading articles like this to learn more about the software while trying to convince yourself to make the switch), but rather for those who already use it and want to improve their projects and workflow.
