Using the vanilla toolset for multidisciplinary Revit coordination

A recent article on gostructural.com describes the basic tools used for coordination between disciplines in Revit. Its worth a read for “Revit coordination beginners.”

It covers the three primary coordination tools in vanilla Revit:

Copy / Monitor
Coordination Review
Interference Check

Here are a few little gems from the article:
The elements that can be included in the copy/monitor process include: Levels, Grids, Columns, Walls, Floors, and Openings

Coordination Review actions:

Postpone: take no action on the element

Reject: makes no change to the element in the host file

Accept Difference: Accepts that a change has been made between the monitored elements but no change is needed between the elements

Modify/Rename/Move: If the element is renamed/moved, this option will rename/move the element to match the monitored element

via
http://www.gostructural.com/magazine-article-gostructural.com-6-2013-coordinating_your_autodesk_revit_structure_project_with_other_revit_disciplines-9339.html

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