How Revit allows us to create projects of the highest level. What does BIM technology mean?

For over four years, the entire TENGO team has been creating drawings exclusively in Revit. Why is this so essential for us and our clients?

Revit is a product by Autodesk that allows us to work with BIM technology. We are passionate about growth and staying ahead of industry trends, so we organized centralized training for our team and confidently stepped into a new era.

BIM stands for Building Information Modeling. This means you can create not only a 3D model of the shape but also embed and retrieve detailed information about the project — materials, quantities, costs, and even complex structural schemes. Revit automates these processes, reducing the risk of calculation errors for materials, equipment, and furniture. It also significantly speeds up and simplifies work, especially on large-scale projects.

Every project starts with building a model in Revit, where all elements and utilities are clearly visible in 3D. As a result, we create a fully realistic digital twin of the building.

One of the key advantages of Revit is that it allows us to split the project between team members and work on most tasks in real-time within a single shared file. For example, we can design different floors in parallel or develop ventilation layouts while simultaneously working on floor plans for the same area.

This kind of collaboration helps save time, quickly check solutions for clashes, and fix them immediately. The software highlights conflicts in red or simply prevents, for example, placing a lighting fixture on top of a ventilation diffuser.

All project information is consolidated into a single model, where it can be thoroughly checked and organized according to the project’s needs. This significantly reduces the risk of human error.

This way, we can fully focus on design solutions — and you receive a high-quality, practical result.