AI, tested
for architects.

Custom viewers and small apps, in the browser, to see and share the Revit model’s data without opening Revit.

The method

1. Choose what you want to see: areas, phases, quantities, progress…
2. Export the Revit model’s data into a simple file
3. Describe the app to Claude in plain language: it writes the HTML page
4. Open it in the browser and share it with the team, nothing to install

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A well-known building, several AI tools, the same brief: we compare time, accuracy and what you can actually do with the model.

The method

1. Set the same brief and the same time for each tool
2. Model the building with each tool, from photos
3. Compare time, accuracy, usability, learning curve and cost
4. Give an honest verdict, in an online session

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Modelling an existing building without starting from scratch.

The method

1. Prepare the photos and known dimensions
2. Generate the massing and facades with Astra
3. Check the levels and openings
4. Export to Rhino or Revit

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The engineer’s or manufacturer’s detail becomes a real Revit detail: components, filled regions with the project’s patterns, tags and dimensions.

The method

1. Connect Claude to Revit through MCP
2. Give it the detail as a PDF or a DWG
3. Let the AI place components, filled regions, tags and dimensions
4. Review and adjust

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Every item of the specifications and the bill of quantities linked to the elements of the Revit model: quantities follow the project, and differences stand out.

The method

1. Connect Claude to Revit through MCP
2. Give it the specifications and the item coding
3. Let the AI link each item to the elements and extract the quantities
4. Review the differences it flags when the model changes

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