im very new to revit switching from autocad, im still learning from videos online but encountered this problem can someone help, i created a new wall like in the preview but it doesnt show in the model. all the visibility on walls are already checked, i cant seem find videos online that helps.
We recently posted a job for an MEP BIM Specialist that isn't getting as many applicants as we're used to. I assume the job platforms are probably wanting us to pay more money to properly push out the ad. However, before we invest, I want to make sure we're posting jobs to the right platform.
So my question, which sites are you typically checking for new job opportunities?
Hey! I just released a free and open source 3D viewer with .ifc support. It does much more than that btw, ton of different formats, thumbnails, HDRI lighting, and so on!
There is even an android version.
Let me know what you think.
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If anyone from India is looking for a bim modeler job as an architect, please feel free to dm me you can apply as a freshman or an as an expedient person. job location is in Gujarat.
If anyone from India is looking for a bim modeler job as an architect, please feel free to dm me you can apply as a freshman or an as an expedient person. job location is in Gujarat.
Hi there! i wanted to share something i have been working on. its whether a team of AI agents could build a real BIM tool from scratch. Turns out — yes, they can.
The problem: IFC workflows that every company needs differently — extracting quantities, mapping cost line items, enriching the model. No platform solves it exactly the way you need it.
The setup: Four agents with defined roles. One handles design and problem decomposition, one implements BIM logic, one covers UI, one coordinates. The key insight isn't automation — it's intelligent delegation.
The result: A web editor that loads IFC, renders the 3D model, maps cost items with a three-tier suggestion system (business rules → semantic KNN → LLM fallback), and exports an enriched IFC. All in the browser. Two and a half days of development.
Some decisions the agents couldn't make on their own. WASM integration with Vite needed direct human judgment — and that's part of the process too.
https://i.redd.it/ys9ij43kaltg1.gif
This is the first post in a series on building a BIM Manager Agentic Toolkit — open source tools for BIM professionals to orchestrate agents, build custom solutions, and automate workflows.
Full breakdown — architecture, agent setup, and lessons learned here: https://open.substack.com/pub/rzlazo/p/de-ifc-a-presupuesto-como-orqueste?r=1lb2ew&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
