For many years, Autodesk has worked closely with globally recognized companies such as Airbus and Volkswagen Group to explore the vast potential of generative design. Together, we’ve been pushing the boundaries of how this innovative technology can help address complex design challenges while promoting sustainability in manufacturing. But what if this transformative technology could also revolutionize other fields—like architecture, engineering, and construction? Throughout the entire lifecycle of a building project, architects, engineers, and contractors face countless challenges. Some are simple; others are incredibly intricate. Each one carries the potential to spark time-consuming and costly revision cycles. At Autodesk, we’re committed to solving these problems through collaboration with our customers. Our goal? To deliver powerful tools that streamline processes and empower professionals to innovate. Introducing Generative Design in Autodesk Revit 2021! Building upon our extensive experience with generative design in manufacturing, we’re thrilled to bring this groundbreaking capability to the architecture, engineering, and construction industries. Available as part of the Architecture, Engineering & Construction Collection (AEC Collection) with the release of Revit 2021, this new feature enables users to explore, optimize, and evaluate data-driven design alternatives tailored to specific project goals, constraints, and inputs. With Generative Design in Revit, industry experts can now leverage algorithmic problem-solving techniques to generate innovative design concepts rapidly. They can identify superior outcomes and make informed decisions faster than ever before. By integrating these tools directly into Revit, designers can produce optimal solutions for particular objectives, problems, or constraints within minutes. These design options are presented visually, complete with interactive result graphs featuring sorting, selection, and filtering features. [Insert Image] Nicolas Mangon, Vice President of Autodesk AEC Business Strategy, sums it up beautifully: “With the introduction of Generative Design in Revit, we’re not only speeding up the design process but also empowering AEC Collection users to explore project-specific solutions quicker than ever. Customers can now feel more confident in their design choices, optimize workflows, and engage in more productive discussions with project stakeholders.” Customer feedback has played a crucial role in shaping this technology. None of our innovations reach the market without thorough testing and input from real-world users. One of our earliest beta testers, Stamhuis—a renowned Dutch company specializing in retail shop design and renovations—provided valuable insights during the development of Generative Design in Revit. Their projects span everything from supermarkets to restaurants, and they’ve seen firsthand how generative design can save both time and money. Ron Rijkers, Team Manager for BIM and Innovation at Stamhuis, shares his thoughts: “Generative Design in Revit empowers our team to generate multiple possibilities and focus on promising solutions early in the design phase—a critical step for saving time and costs across all our projects. We’re gaining deeper insights and making better decisions earlier in our client partnerships, and we’re eager to discover even more ways to apply this technology.” Another enthusiastic supporter is Royal HaskoningDHV, an engineering and project management consultancy headquartered in the Netherlands. Known for pioneering sustainable development and innovation across diverse sectors like aviation, energy, infrastructure, and transportation, they see immense value in applying generative design principles to maritime contexts. Dan Peel, Principal Engineer at Royal HaskoningDHV, explains: “When planning shipyards, our team must collaborate closely with clients to understand their requirements and ensure proposed solutions meet expectations. We anticipate that generative design will prove indispensable here, allowing us to examine numerous design options and assess how varying success criteria influence optimal outcomes. Thanks to this new feature in Revit, we’ll be able to present each solution clearly and accessibly to our clients.” Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA), an internationally acclaimed architectural practice, offered essential feedback during the creation of Generative Design in Revit. Their work on the Feyenoord Stadium—a massive soccer arena along Rotterdam’s waterfront—illustrates the technology’s practical benefits. Alex Mortiboys, Head of BIM at OMA, notes: “Generative design is helping us gain insights during the conceptualization of Rotterdam’s new Feyenoord Stadium. This performance-based approach lets our team test design logic while simultaneously improving manufacturability.” Here are some key customizable use cases for Generative Design in Revit: - **Three Box Massing**: Creates basic massing models and computes areas. - **Maximize Window Views**: Assesses view quality from various positions inside a room. - **Workspace Layout**: Optimizes desk placements in a room based on user preferences. - **Customizable Studies**: Available when using Dynamo. New studies can be tailored to meet different design firms’ needs. Ready to embark on a journey toward groundbreaking designs? Learn more about Autodesk Revit today! --- *Pull Quote:* Discover more about Autodesk’s advancements in generative design.

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