Connect: Capabilities that empower project teams by helping them connect workflows and collaborate across the project lifecycle.Optimize: Efforts to refine Revit software to help you efficiently analyze, iterate and make informed decisions using software designed for performance and scalability.Design: Capabilities that enable you to efficiently create information that capture design intent.Following the Revit roadmapĪs detailed in the public Revit Road Map, our goal as product managers is to shape and evolve Revit to support your work across the full project lifecycle, and software development is aligned across three areas: Revit 2019 also delivers improvements to primary/secondary hydronic networks for modeling complicated piping networks.Īutodesk continues to deliver more value to subscribers by releasing new features as they become available, so Revit 2019 also includes the new features that were rolled out to subscribers in Revit 2018.1 and Revit 2018.2. Revit 2019 includes expanded modeling capabilities for detailed steel design and fabrication functionality for precast concrete. Over the past few releases, Revit has made big strides in supporting industrialized construction by better-connecting design and fabrication workflows. You’ll find features that improve the architectural design experience and that help you do more of your work while in 3D. You’ve been asking for greater control over view graphics with the “or” option added to view filters, and that’s included in Revit 2019.Īnd we know you also look to Autodesk to lead the way in launching new technologies and capabilities, and in this area Revit 2019 also comes through. Revit 2019 brings improvements to the overall design environment with a completely re-written view management system that also lets you take full advantage of multiple monitors. With over 2000 votes on the top two requested features that are now in Revit 2019, know that your input directly influences product development. Delivering on customer requests and moreįirst, you’ll see that many of the updates in Revit 2019 are a result of your suggestions and feedback on the Revit Ideas page. Let us know in the comments which areas interest you most.

In subsequent blog posts we’ll dive deeper into some of the features new in Revit 2019. Revit 2019 has just released! As Revit Product Managers, sharing what’s new in the latest version of Revit is our favorite type of blog post to write, and there’s a lot to talk about in Revit 2019. Written by Harlan Brumm, Sasha Crotty, Ian Molloy, and Pawel Piechnik

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