All model components in Revit 3.0 can be associated with phasing intervals, and are aware of which project phases they are to be constructed in and, if appropriate, demolished in. This is a terrific tool for documenting renovations to existing structures, phased renovations sequenced over a series of departmental moves, or construction sequencing. Phasing information can be maintained in the model over successive renovations in the life of a facility, providing a history of work done to a building in the facility model. Phasing information is included in all of the exported file formats for communication between team members using different software platforms. Components from disk or from the web can now be loaded directly into the project model with just a few clicks of your mouse.
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Modelling enhancements Revit 3.0 adds additional control, detail and functionality to the parametric building components and systems making up the model. In particular, this release allows floors and roofs to be described as layers of materials or systems in the same way that compound walls are supported in the current release. Greater variety is also possible in curtain wall panels and layout, and a greater number of wall interface conditions are supported. Graphic control Revit 3.0 adds a myriad of modelling and drawing productivity enhancements to support ever-finer control over the graphic appearance of drawing and schedule views and the final output. With these, Revit 3.0 should meet the requirements of even the most graphically demanding architectural practices.