Revit Phasing for Construction Timelines

Revit Phasing Started a while ago

Phasing is like a Time Machine in Revit " Guess what happens when you go faster than 88 MPH "

In this video, I'm diving into advanced Revit territory with a comprehensive guide on "Phasing." If you're looking to elevate your Revit skills, this one's for you. Here's what's on the agenda:

- Learn to adjust project phasing options to fine-tune your project's timelines.

- Discover how to create additional project phases and remove unnecessary ones.

- Apply phasing to views and elements for a more holistic project representation.

- Master the art of changing the phase per view to fit your project's unique needs.

- Explore adjusting phase visibility per view, delving into different settings.

- Understand how to define each phase view effectively.

- Modify phasing for elements transitioning between Existing, Demolition, Temporary, or New Construction phases.

- Dive into a discussion about handling Revit Rooms with respect to phasing.

Phasing in Revit is a powerful tool, and I'm here to help you unlock its full potential. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this video with fellow Revit enthusiasts. Stay tuned for more advanced Revit insights to elevate your skills and projects!

About the Author

Jason Smith

Jason Smith is an Autodesk Technical Instructor with over 7 years of experience in the field. He specializes in providing technical instruction for BIM using Autodesk software such as Revit, AutoCAD, and Navisworks. His expertise is invaluable for architects and architectural services, helping professionals harness the full potential of these powerful design and construction tools.

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