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Be yourself; Everyone else is already taken.
— Oscar Wilde.

This is the first post on my new blog. I’m just getting this new blog going, so stay tuned for more. Subscribe below to get notified when I post new updates.

REVIT

Revit is a 3D modelling software for civil engineers and architects owned by Autodesk. In this software a user can design a building / structure and its components in 3d, annotate the model with 2d drafting elements. Revit has a main advantage over other 2D softwares that when we create a 2D design of a structure it automatically creates its 3D model and saves lot of time. Revit already has a huge library of components and we can also create new components as per demand. Slog Solutions Pvt. Ltd. is the best Revit training institute in Dehradun. Revit’s Rendering process redefine the image of structure by giving it a realistic look. Revit also provides walkthrough view of structure before its actual construction by making a high quality video of it. All above mentioned qualities make Revit best software in 3D modelling of building. Slog Solutions Private Limited provides you the best summer and winter Revit training in Dehradun.

CARRER OPTIONS

Many Clients want their 3D model of building or structure before its actual construction, If detailing is first criteria then Revit is first choice of Civil Engineers and Architects. Revit is used in many industries by, Engineers, Architects, Project Managers, Interior Designers and other professionals. Revit is very demanding software in India as well as abroad many companies are looking for candidates who are proficient in it. Slog Solutions Private Limited provides you the best Revit training in Dehradun.

REVIT

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